I got this for my home office and I truly love it! It’s super large and I can put all my stuff on it, and best of all, it’s good quality and good value for money as the motor That helps it go up and down is extremely smooth

Quality is good.Looks beautiful.It has the widest too that I could find for this kind of desk.Assembly wasn't difficult.Tried ajusting the height up and down, it worked smoothly.

Really enjoy this product. Really worth it.

Cool table with thick wood.The size is good for two 28 inch monitors

Bought this for my wife’s home office. She loves it. Not all holes are pre drilled, which would have made life simpler. Rest was fairly easy to assemble.

The desk is actually pretty heavy duty and definitely worth the money paid, at least for the frame. The tabletop is another story though.All in all assembly of the desk legs, installing the motor arms that connect the two sides and everything there was relatively easy. We (my fiancé and I) managed to get the legs put together with a little bit of team work. Because these are so heavy (pretty thick steel and with a weighty motor on one leg) you can't assemble this desk easily upside down by placing the legs on the tabletop and then flipping this over. This means measuring exactly where you want the legs to go to be ideally placed on your chosen tabletop is very difficult.The pieces that attach to the frame (the adapter holder and the dual purpose cable channel/motor arm protector) are fine, but also a pain to install. We managed to strip the hex head screws on one of the cable channel things so not only is it loose, but it's also unable to be removed. I'll remove the stripped screws eventually and just toss the metal cable channels into the recycling. There are better options available that I can attach with just 3M strips or something less frustrating.The controller feels pretty nice and is very responsive, with a chunky vinyl cable connecting to the motor. The motor itself isn't loud at all. If you were in the same room with someone else sleeping it wouldn't disturb them too much unless they were very light sleepers.Once we got the frame together, we had to try to use the VIVO pre-drilled tabletop, and let me tell you: this almost caused us to break off the engagement (kidding, but not really). The tabletop has almost zero useful instructions other than "Mount the desktop to the desk frame using screws." You have to size the frame to the tabletop you are using, so a simple "The pilot holes for the frame on the 60" VIVO pre-drilled desktop are 47.75 inches apart" would have saved us at least an hour of measuring, adjusting and cussing loudly. Or just some guidance on the ideal spacing for a custom tabletop too (eg- "The legs should be no more than X inches from the edge of your tabletop) Either way, the predrilled tabletop was almost more trouble than it was worth.The finish on the tabletop is nice though, and it is decently thick, so you can definitely mount other items on the bottom with ease I'd recommend buying a USB hub or something to mount on the underside for plugging in things like headphones, controllers or other USB peripherals. It's also sturdy enough that putting a nice monitor mount device would also not be a terrible strain on the structure.I think if I had to re-do this in the future, I probably wouldn't buy the actual VIVO tabletop. The frame is totally worth the money, but I might have had less stress in my relationship if I just bought a similarly sized chunk of countertop from Ikea and drilled my own dang pilot holes.So overall, it still gets 5 stars from me simply because the frame is a nice, sturdy thing.

I bought two of these and I initially was going to go for white legs with a white top and my friend talked me out of the white top because she has a white topped table and it shows all the dirt and the black top was cheaper so I went with black top with white legs because my office is blue with white accents. The black actually helps to hide some of the cabling on top of the desk (not much you can do underneath because the cables need to travel as the table goes up, but I velcro strapped mine together as much as possible. That being said, ironically, the black does also show dust and other debris pretty easily. I don't personally mind this because it reminds me to clean the top often :)There are only a few things to worry about with a table like this. Is it sturdy enough to stand at? Will it raise and lower what I want to put on it? Does it look professional? Those were my concerns. The answer to all of them is YES. These are great tables. I have about 125lbs on the one with the big keyboards on it (I used a Vivo dual monitor table mount to mount the synthesizer above the large silver keyboard - I just modified the ends with ball ends from the hardware store and put some sticky dashboard foam grip padding on top of the arms) So far it has raised and lowered them about 20 times with no signs of any issues. It does wobble a bit when all the way up with that much weight on it, but that's physics. The legs are super heavy and I have no fear of this table tipping over or anything like that, I'm just mentioning it so that people don't think this table will be immovable at full height.... The other table with the computers has well under 100 lbs. I'm not sure the exact weight, but that small music keyboard is sitting on a Mount It laptop table clamp mount. Vivo's was not available to ship right away, so I went with the Mount It brand. It seems sturdy enough, but the Vivo products do feel a little better manufactured to me. Both tables will wobble if you shake them at any height, but for regular work and playing the keyboards, I find them perfect and very sturdy.The model I got doesn't have memory positions, so you have to manually adjust it to your desired height, but for me this was a good savings because I have visual indicators on the walls (shelf, posters etc) that help me get it exactly where it was last time and it really isn't that hard to tell where you like it anyway and it is super smooth even to move it only a half an inch or so. My only issue with operation is that if I just hold my finger on the button as it goes up, my finger tends to slip off the button sometimes, so I just hold the back of the controller when I raise and lower it to help keep my finger on the button as it moves. Other than that, these are awesome tables!OH, as for assembly, the instructions are good on these and everything was included with mine including tools except for a phillips head screwdriver (you can get the legs and tops separately, but I got the table top and legs together, so the top had pre-drilled holes which made assembly even easier as I did not have to measure or drill anything when attaching the legs to the top). I did modify them slightly for my needs, but assembly was very straightforward and easy. The first table took me about an hour, but I was taking my time and double/triple checking everything as I went. The second table took less than a half an hour after doing the first one. The legs are VERY heavy, so if you're not comfortable assembling heavy things, I would recommend having two people to help hold stuff as you go....Lastly, these ship direct from Vivo, not from amazon and it was quicker shipping than anything I've bought on amazon lately. I had them in two business days!I highly recommend these tables as well as the VIVO double monitor mount (VIVO Premium Aluminum Dual Monitor Pneumatic Spring Arms Desk Mount Stand, Fits 2 Screens up to 32 inches (STAND-V102G2)) I had to get the heavy duty one to make sure it would hold my 34 lb. synthesizer but that thing is SUPER heavy duty and well made and I'm sure it would work great with monitors on it too! Anyway, I hope this review helps someone. Thanks for reading and have a great day!