Claiks Electric Standing Desk, Adjustable Height Stand up Desk, 24x48 Inches Sit Stand Home Office Desk with Splice Board, Black Frame/Rustic Brown TopThe Forest Stewardship Council

I'm one of those people who doesn't like to sit for more than 20-30 minutes at a stretch, so when the need arose to replace my old-fashioned desk I immediately started looking for a replacement that would get me out of the chair more often. This desk does that, at a fantastic price!Assembly was a little bit of a headache, but as long as you follow the directions it's hard to screw it up too badly. I only had to unscrew something once to flip it around and reposition the correct way. All told, it was about a 70-80 minute process.The desk itself is exactly what I've always wanted. There's plenty of workspace for my 34" monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, and even some extra room for paper and my phone. The ability to move the desk up and down makes it easy to get more work done without having to walk away for constant breaks. The only thing I miss from my old desk are the drawers, but that's easily replaced by a separate piece of furniture, which I have room for since this desk isn't as wide as my old one.

This was my first standing desk, and I've been extremely pleased with my purchase. It arrived in a single, fairly heavy box with the parts well-protected and the desk surface in 2 parts. The instructions for assembly are clear and in plain English, with additional explanations for parts of the assembly that might prove a challenge (namely, orienting the motor correctly). I took my time and had no problems with assembly. It's an incredibly solid and handsome desk for the price; in fact, it exceeded my expectations. The 2-part desk surfaces (12"x4") went together perfectly to create an attractive and seamless 24"x48" desk surface. I chose the faux wood surface. And as for the base and frame, it's fantastic and completely stable, due the over all weight of the base and frame and the design of the frame. Excellent value and the real deal at a great price.

I just finished assembling this desk, and I'm pleased with its quality so far. I bought it somewhat on impulse while browsing for computer desks because Amazon had a great coupon deal on it and it fell within the size I needed. After assembly, I realize it is well worth the full price.Pros:- The legs are very sturdy, made of hefty metal tubing. They add a lot of weight, helping with stability. Plenty of bolts are used to keep all the parts tight and wobble-free. The feet bars are as long as the desk is deep, and the feet are independently adjustable for leveling. Even at max height, this desk feels stable and would be difficult to accidentally tip over.- The desk itself is made of 2 fiberboard panels, split long-wise, with a texturized plastic veneer (which probably helps prevent scratching). The imitation woodgrain looks very realistic.- The cable holders built into the back of the desk are very convenient.- There is a J-hook tucked under the left and right side of the desk to hang headphones or other items. They spin freely in mounts, so you can rotate them 360 degrees. I wouldn't put anything heavy on them, but they are convenient.- The height controls are very simple to use: just hold a button to raise or lower the desk. You can store the current height setting in 1 of 3 memory slots, and just press a single button to adjust to one of the stored heights. It has a child safety lock-out feature to prevent unwanted use of the height adjustment controls.- The desk is large enough to hold my 19" laptop on a cooler, full-size keyboard, and over-sized mousepad with plenty of room to spare. You could easily squeeze a normal desktop setup on the desk, or put the tower off the desk and run a triple-monitor setup.Cons (all minor):- The power cord is rather short for my use (desk in the middle of a room), but would likely be sufficient for most users who put the desk near a wall like a logical person would.- The cable organizers are made of a hollow plastic that is rather flimsy and could break easily if a cable gets yanked in the wrong direction.- The screw holes in the desk panels (used to attach the desk to the legs) are just drilled into the fiberboard. An inset metal nut may have been a better design. The fiberboard desk panels felt a bit soft when I was driving the screws in, so I set my drill at 4/10 torque to prevent stripping and everything came out nice and sturdy.- One of the fiberboard panels came out of the box with a noticeable bow, creating a dip of at least 1/2 inch in the middle of the panel. This was entirely negated once the desk was fully assembled, so this was only a momentary cause for concern in my case. If the second panel had the same bow, it would still exist once the panels are connected.Overall, I see myself using this desk for years to come. I would definitely recommend it.

Great desk, would be 5 stars company sent me the wrong color! I didn’t have time to order a new one. Pretty light weight and easy to put together. Very stable.

Awesome desk I love it and it was Wayyy wide enough for my walking pad-thank the heavens.I actually set it up slightly wrong at the end...oops, and screwed the legs to the top with the cord holders facing the front-soo in order to put the height adjuster on -- the cord would reach-which was completely my bad...So I just got a little hole driller and put some guide holes on the other side so that the chord holder would still be facing to the wall, and I could adjust the height w/out unscrewing the 8 or so screws I already screwed the legs onto the top with.Anyway I like the height adjuster better on the left side vs the right -- if you mess it up then dont worry there's always a way to fix it!Make sure to read the instructions carefully-it was pretty easy to set up and it was fun! 10/10 would recommend & buy again