Furmax Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk Large 55 inch Sit Stand up Desk Home Office Computer Desk Memory Preset with T-Shaped Metal Bracket, Brown

Incredible value - my first such desk and I love it. Of course, at this price some compromises had to be made... There's no cable management, and at full height the desk shakes quite a bit. There's only two memory slots (which is fine for me, but less than other tables). The desk moves up and down at a decent speed. It isn't too loud (I don't know how loud they should be but I'm not bothered by it). So far it works great - the quality of the top table is solid - it's made of a hard (engineered?) wood - won't scratch easily. I've accidentally brushed a knife edge against it and not scratched it yet.

Motor is working fine but table top wooden is already broken

I bought this desk 5 months ago and I can't be happier. I've always wanted a standing desk but was worried it would be wobbly, this desk is very steardy the metal and the wood are both good quality. I can see this would have a long life. I assembled it myself, it wasn't super straightforward but I eventually could do it myself. Highy recommended if you work from home.

Great product

I replaced my L-shaped desk with this desk, I think this was a good decision for work from home desk. The L-shaped desk was only 18" wide, not leaving enough space for keyboard after placing 32" monitor. Arrived on time, well packaged. Sturdy and good finish, I bought mushroom color. Very easy to assemble with one tool provided with the package. You need second person only to turn around the table, otherwise one person is enough. Top board is in two pieces but becomes quite flat hardly leaving any gap between the two pieces after assembly, see pictures. Very smooth and low-noise movement. The small wood screw heads' hardness can be improved, they tend to loose shape while tightening. These screws are used to tie the two top boards together via steel bracing plates. Some tips for assembly: 1. To avoid shearing of screw heads use the right size of the screw driver that fits well in screw heads. 2. Do not use power tools, better try with the tool provided with the package if you don't have the right screw driver. 3. The tie-in bracing plates' holes don't seem to match the pre-drilled holes in the boards, which is true. But I think this is kept purposely so that the two pieces press against each other well in the final assembly for a minimum gap. You need to work on each of the two screws progressively, do not tighten one screw fully. 4. Follow the assembly instructions specially while assembling the rotating shaft (that transmits motor torque to the other leg), which states to maintain the same height for both legs before assembling this shaft. Better you measure the height and adjust using the adjustment screws at the bottom of the legs. Overall this is a good value for money. In the past I have helped my two sons in assembling their tables, which were of course kind of custom made and much more expensive. For me this one is really a good desk.

This electric standing desk works really well. It raises and lowers smoothly just by holding the button. My son absolutely loves it.

This review is the "brown" 55 x 24 inch Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk (for work proprietary reasons, I cannot provide a photo): I mulled over which standing desk to purchase for quite some time before finally selecting this model, and I'm so happy I did. I had originally bought a huge corner desk (not adjustable) for work-from-home tech job, but I found that sitting for 8-hours a day, particularly from home, was killing my back and my neck. I knew I needed a standing desk, but I was so hesitant about the purchase because I didn't want to break the bank on another desk when I had only had the first desk for less than 3 months. This desk is relatively easy to put together. I had it done in about 30/45 minutes. I've been using it now for about 5 months, and I raise and lower it multiple times a day while working. It has never faltered. It's got 2 programmable settings for height, so obviously I keep one at my standing height and the other at my sitting height, and I can easily toggle between the 2 while I'm working. I did purchase a monitor stand that attaches to the back of the desk and holds the monitors (dual) above the surface of the desk, so I've got more space. The desk is actually much larger than I thought it would be, but I imagine the size would be impacted a bit if the monitors had to rest on the desk. I'm not sure how or why, but the cost of this desk has dropped about $20.00 since I purchased mine. All in all, I would HIGHLY recommend this desk if you're on a budget and would like the option of standing/sitting while working. The motor has never had one issue, and I really do like the faux wood grain of this desk. It's not "cheap" looking at all. This is one of the better purchases I've made.

Is what I say to this desk. I've had it for one human day and I have decided to keep this in my domicile. Here is a list of my Pros-itives and Cons-itives: Pros: -Seemingly good grade metal and wood. Especially for the price. Metal is not thin and wood is nicely finished. Well packed. I see no damage. -Comes with a metal ring type headphone clip. -Comes with a metal sheet type clip to attach to the center support that holds the power adapter. Nice touch. -Comes with cable ties that stick to the underside via 3M and, so far, have held. -Motor is a little slow but works well and has two memory slots. -Very easy to assemble. Instructions are clear and everything was labelled. Cons: -Although sturdy, the desk is definitely wobbly in use. My tablet sitting on a stand and my monitor are shaking like they're doing a jig while I type this. Maybe they all do that at this price point. -One screw head was stripped. Not necessarily a con but the round cutout for cables on the desk's top is on the left-hand side while the motor (power and power cords) are on the right. So you will have cables running from both sides of the desk if you choose to use the cutout. Overall, a pretty great unit for the price and it's clear that someone cared about the design. Hope it holds up.

So far I love this desk. It was easy to assemble. It is super quiet when moving. I am on and off the phone and am able to raise and lower when I want because it is so quiet. The top is not as sturdy as I would like. When I rest my forearms on the edge the top rocks forward about a 1/8 of an inch. I may have end up having my husband replace the top with one single board since I am never a fan of the split top desks. Otherwise I really enjoy it. No more sleepy afternoons because when I start yawning, I stand up and move around.