Furmax Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk Large 55 x 24 Inches Sit Stand Up Desk Home Office Computer Desk Memory Preset with T-Shaped Metal Bracket, BlackThe Forest Stewardship Council

This desk is really nice! It was relatively easy to put together by myself. A bit heavy. Pay close attention to which pieces you are using and the direction for the legs, it is not very well evident on the instructions. The desk arrived very securely packaged, everything was protected, which I greatly appreciated. The top is two pieces length wise that you secure together. I didn’t expect that. It is pressboard and not actual solid wood, I don’t recommend leaning on it too hard. The height adjustment is really awesome, it isn’t loud going up or down and it doesn’t vibrate when it’s adjusting. After you plug it in just give it a few moments to get power to all parts, it will not start moving the very second you plug it in, don’t be alarmed. If it still does nothing after a minute of being plugged in, just check your wires and make sure you are attached to the little box all the way. I can’t speak to wear and tear yet, as I’ve only just gotten it, but I will update after a few months and speak to that.I like the size of this desk, could easily fit two chairs at it if you aren’t someone who spreads out a bunch lol. The only thing that could make this really lovely desk better is if it were solid wood. Either way it is very pretty and well made.

Exceptional design and manufacturing quality. I am very impressed. Instructions are clear and generally easy to follow and understand. The top isn’t thick but certainly adequate.The 55” width is perfect for two 27” displays as you can see in the photos. The height adjustment is smooth and speed increases as you hold the button down and slows when it gets close to end of travel so is slows smoothly to a stop.Here are the only things I noticed that were not perfect. The top that should be labeled B4 had a B3 sticker on it. Not all the holes on the underside of the top align perfectly with the bracket holes on the legs but definitely good enough. Three of the tapped holes in the ends of the legs were a little rough to the point I thought I was cross threading the screws. But the screws tightened and when I backed them out, they were not cross threaded. Must have had a burr in the threads. None of these issues are significant.The only thing I could suggest as an improvement is offering the desk with a solid wood top versus a particle board with contact paper top. I would certainly buy that even at $100 more.

The media could not be loaded. I searched all the furniture stores and could not find a raising desk tall enough for me to comfortably work on, in the raised position. I’m over 6 feet tall. In then scoured the internet for a raising desk tall enough for me, I finally found the perfect one on Amazon.After getting the parts out of the box and laying them out, it took me only about 30 minutes to put it together. I decided I needed to accessorize it to make it work better for me. I found a dual monitor stand, desk lamp, cable management rack and 18 outlet surge protector with USB ports. I’m super happy with everything. The absolute best part of all this is, everything – with all the accessories – is still cheaper than just the desks I looked at in the stores.I thought about the 40” or 48” wide desks, since it would take less space. I weighed the pros and cons, I decided to get the 55” wide model. I am really glad I went this route since I have found that I use a lot more desk space than I had anticipated. In the end, I’m happy I bit the bullet with the slightly wider one.The motor on this desk is surprisingly quiet (the air purifier is louder than the motor). In the video, you can see it has no problems with everything on the desk plus my 10 lb. backpack hanging on the side. Since I don’t have an office space I can use this in, I have to put it in my living room. So, I put super sliders under the feet. It is stable when I need it to be and moves easily when I slide it to the corner (in the lowered position).If you want a shortcut to finding everything, copy and paste the link below to go to the wish list I used during my search,https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3CMHG22AJVT98?ref_=wl_shareLook, if your 5’10” to 6’5”(ish) tall, this desk will be great for you in both the sitting and standing position. It’s surprisingly stable, strong, and easy to put together.

I purchased this adjustable table primarily for its affordability, and overall, it does the job. Assembly was relatively easy—I’ve put together plenty of furniture before, and this wasn’t too complicated. Functionally, it works well for light tasks and everyday use.However, I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the way the tabletop is designed. Instead of being one solid piece, the top is made up of two boards that have to be screwed together. Despite tightening the screws as firmly as possible, there’s still some bounce or give in the middle section. It doesn’t feel very sturdy, and I find myself being cautious not to place anything heavy on top, as it feels like it could potentially snap or give way at the seam.If you're just looking for a simple, budget-friendly adjustable table for light use, this one will work. But be aware of the two-part top—it’s not ideal if you plan to use it for heavier items or need maximum stability.

Easy to put together. Took about an hour by myself and instructions were very clear. I also used the assembly video. Both set of instructions were great. I got the 55” and it hold my two monitors and two laptops, keyboard and two mouse’s. And I still have plenty of space left. Super easy to move up and down and isn’t nosy at all. Doesn’t wobble, very sturdy. May stain easy. I noticed water marks and oil from my hands have been leaving little marks here and there. But I have a mouse covering most of the desk so I should be fine. Interested in seeing how it holds up. So far I love it. Great for my treadmill to fit under

Has been an excellent investment, very easy to assemble the lifts works well, simple and easy to operate. I am 5’11”