After building a shoddy office chair, I was worried about getting this put together for a brand new computer setup. It was not as hard to build as I expected (did take a couple hours for sure). Some of the instructions were counterintuitive so I modified my steps, particularly when the long split is put together and it tells you to add the shelves. A little critical thinking made assembly just fine. It is very sturdy, was packed well and doesn't have the finish lifting off anywhere, and great to have the plugs (get a different surge protector for your computers, people!) for lights or small items. I added adhesive under-desk pen drawers and the cloth drawers work great for medium-sized objects. Also added an under-desk cable basket for a surge protector. Overall this desk is better than I expected!

Purchased this desk a year ago and love it! I’m a remote nurse and work 9 hours per day, 5 days per week. This desk was easy to assemble but is very sturdy and provides stability for my equipment. I love the adjustable height and it’s so easy to switch from sitting to standing throughout the day. The memory settings are very convenient and a nice feature. Plenty of space for my laptop, keyboard/mouse, 32” screen, plus I hand write notes throughout the day. The cloth drawers are somewhat thin and kind of cheap material. But overall, I’m happy with it and have used it M-F for a year! It is still in very good condition and will be used for many more years.

So I wanted to come add a review for people like me who are considering this desk. I would buy this again, no question. One of the biggest things I liked, that I've never seen in assemble-it-yourself furniture, are the metal holes for the "locking screws". (Pic 1) Now, I used a screwdriver and a drill for all of this assembly (always start a screw by hand!) and it was a breeze. Only one time did I think there was a mistake in either the instructions or the parts (shelf guides), but it was on me -- I was looking at the wrong side.For putting in some of the screws the design and the extra long allen wrenches made tricky spots easier. (Pic 2). For scale, the size of the box, outside leaning against a bench. (Pic 3) It's not too heavy, but a slighter person could struggle; bring a friend. The parts are packed VERY well. Don't expect damage unless the outer box is thrashed from shipping. I was very impressed with the materials used including multi-material corner structures, plastic corners to keep pieces from shifting, etc. (Pics 4 and 5.) There is definitely a "box of parts" and you will be assembling. (Pic 6) Took me maybe and hour and a half, but I was going very slow and deliberate. Suggestion: When you order this, go ahead and order you some self-adhesive J-channel. I ordered a box of smaller ones, but because I have two power bricks (one for laptop, one for monitor) and a large USB hub, I got some much larger J-channel types and screwed one under the desk and the other fit right in the hole under the middle shelf pretty tightly. (Pic 7). Obviously I really wanted to hide all the cords. You'll really, really want the J-Channel for hiding the cords. I did a pretty decent job with small Velcro sticky things initially, but on the rare occasion I need to take my laptop somewhere, it was going to be a beating to get the power cord out. Now I can just spin the desk out and easily pull out the cords I need. In addition, hiding the main cord on the back of the leg is much cleaner with J-Channel than using the included adhesive cable organizer things.The desk comes with casters or adjustable feet, but I didn't use either. We are full-time RV'ers, so I want the maximum surface on the floor. (Everything *really* bounces in an RV, so lowered position and desk edge will be sitting on the chair arm when we are on our way. Fingers crossed.) Pics 8 and 9 are of the desk in the max and min positions. Pic 10 is a view of the room with the desk assembled and everything ready for work. (Note how it goes up high enough that my tall office chair will go under it. That's a bonus, in my opinion!)Lastly, and I didn't even realize this, the under-the-shelf LED light has multiple color options. It will cycle upon turning it on, but subsequent clicks of the button will set a single color. (Some sample, pics 11-18 for samples.) The three height position buttons are easy to set. You just set the height manually with the up/down buttons, then click S (for set) and 1, 2 or 3. Boom, done.I really like the "color" (wood pattern) of the desk. The material is smooth, but it's a nice dark "wood", which I like. (The white / light styles are NOT for me!) It feels very natural to work at. The drawers are decent. They're stiff cloth of some sort, so should be washable, with a flat bottom insert for stiffness. I'm keeping my tape measure, screwdriver and razor knife in one and my wallet, glasses, etc. in the other and they work fine. I do have to lift them a tad when I open them to slide over the blotter that I added, but that's on me.The only real downside I found to the desk was the lack of plugs, really. It has two and a "dangling" third, along with two USB ports (power only, obviously). I really could've used 4 or more. (2x monitors, 1x laptop, 1x powered USB hub.)If you get this desk, I hope you enjoy as much as I have this past week.

This wooden, electric, height-adjustable standing desk is super sturdy, well-made, and versatile. It is also a great deal compared to others on the market.The assembly was VERY excessive, though. It would likely be easier and quicker to have two people assemble it, and the box is VERY heavy. It took me a couple of days to fully put it together. Since then, it hasn't given me any problems, and nothing has loosened.The electric height adjustability is super quick, quite quiet, and allows for very versatile use - however, I do wish it would go a couple of inches lower as the highest that most standard office chairs come up a bit short for me (I am 5'5").

I purchased this adjustable desk to replace my 17 year old, solid stationary desk. I was concerned about the length of time it took other reviewers to put the desk together (reviews stated 4-6 hours, some with help). It took me 2 hours from start to finish, by myself, but there were a couple of times I could have used an extra set of hands to hold things steady, but I used a chair.The desk is very nice looking, functional, and sturdy. The top is not a single piece, unfortunately, rather it's two long pieces that you put together and it's secured with a couple of screws and 2 plates.I had two annoyances: First, there are billion types of fasteners and they use multiple bits and bits of different sizes. Thankfully, I'd brought my whole toolbag down, or I would have been running back and forth for various sized hex and multiple Phillips bits. Second, the felt back that is meant to be affixed to the places where the drawers go are too short, so the holes don't line up. I couldn't find a place to request ones that fit this model. A previous reviewer has shared pictures of the same issue.All in all, it's a great price for a very nice looking and functional work desk, and it wasn't too difficult to put it together. I found the instructions to be typical for this type of project, and weren't hard to follow.