bilbil L-Shaped Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk 59 Inches, Stand Up Rising Table for Home Office with Splice Board, Black Frame and Rustic Brown Top

With a great chair and this movable standing desk (which I never actually stand at), I can finally sit at my desk without my knees hitting the underside of the desk. These two things mean that I don't slump at my desk anymore, and my neck and back thank me! :) I also love that I can lift up my desk, and I no longer need to stack books or boxes under my computer in order to video chat with colleagues at a flattering angle. It would look ridiculous if you saw me in person, but it looks totally normal on video. This desk's mechanisms are sturdy, and I have zero doubt about its ability to be long-lasting. This isn't a situation where you get what you pay for-- it's lower than most but still a great option. The lift sound is a bit loud, but it would be fine if you were in your own office as long as it's not in the library. I love the ability to save certain height settings so that I don't have to remember what number is for sitting and what number is for zoom calls (also means I don't have to hold- in the up or down button to get it to the desired height. I'm going to buy another to use as a craft table because some crafts require sitting, and others require standing. It'll be the perfect option. My only complaint is that the middle of the desk is made up of two planks, and there is a seam in the middle of the desk. It sometimes causes a little bump for my mouse to go across, but all-in-all, it's a small issue for the affordable cost, and it could be remedied by a large desk mat.

I bought the desk and a stroller arrived. Now mind you it was a very high quality stroller, and that stroller even converted into a high quality car seat, but it just wouldn't work as a desk. I chatted with Amazon's customer service and they arranged to pick up the stroller the next day and to issue me an immediate refund. These things happen, and Amazon really does a great job of taking care of those kind of mistakes. So I used the refund and ordered the desk again. Interestingly the second time a coupon popped up and I got the desk considerably cheaper. So other than the delayed gratification caused by the additional shipping time, it was a win. The desk is easy enough to put together, from a technical standpoint. The instructions are okay for clarity, although not great for detail. There is a video showing the assembly on the Amazon site though, and between the video and the printed instructions it was clear enough how to proceed. All of the parts were there, the many many holes that had to line up, lined up. It came with the needed tools for assembly. Once assembled it is sturdy and doesn't wobble at all, as some have suggested. It came with leveling pads or locking rollers, choice is yours which to use. I used the leveling pads myself as this thing isn't going to move now that it is where I want it. The only caveat I have is that if your body has been around awhile this desk can be a bit awkward and/or painful to assemble. A large portion of the work has to be done at floor level. This is hard on old knees and old backs. I suggest you find a younger person to do the actual assembly while you supervise - unless you are a younger person yourself. Or take some ibuprofen and get down there and do it. If I can do it at my age and with my back, I'm pretty sure you can too.

This is an awesome desk. Good value for money. Quality wise its a great product. Its very sturdy. It looks elegant. Casters is a good thing to have. It comes with it. I am using the desk with casters. It wobbles little bit when moving but its totally understandable as I am using casters on carpet. I am very positive if you use it without casters its well balanced. Its easy to assemble. Its gonna take some time. Instructions are easy to follow and well written. Its not loud when you move desk up/down. The two hooks and a cable management rack/grill are good utilities. Provided holes on top of desk to pass cables are of top quality. They hold cables and stop them from dropping down. That is the most useful thing they provided with. No more going under the desk to get your charging cables. The only negative thing I experienced is some of the screw housings at the bottom of table top are slipped. I mean the holes where we put in screws. When I try to tighten those screws they kept on rotating forever hence not giving the tighter grip. I am not sure if they keep my table top attached perfectly to the bottom part for a longer time. Otherwise its a really good desk. Note: The shelve/rack on right for placing laptops and under the desk keyboard tray isn't included with it. I bought them separately.

This table was quick and easy to build. I love the functionality of it, it looks nice, and it's super sturdy! Did not disappoint!

So before this desk I had a Walmart desk from 2007 that has somehow survived the years, when I was looking to upgrade I was looking into L shape desks and then someone in my discord chat had the right idea, "You should look into height adjustment desks" At first I was like well, they're expensive; but upon further research I found this beauty, right at my budget. Shipping took a little longer BUT still arrived on a Friday morning, perfect for me to build. It took me about 1 hour by myself to build, though you have to be EXTREMELY careful when you flip the desk right side up, I didn't mess it up thankfully but I can see why you'd need 2 people. Anyways I love the versatility it gives, I have so much more space now too, and I am probably one of the few people who put their computer on the desk itself, and let me tell you this thing can support the weight like a champ. I left it with castor wheels while I decided where to put my desk, but then stupidly threw away the wrench needed to swap from castors to the feet. And let me tell you, I messaged support and within a few hours they already shipped out a replacement for me! I would hands down recommend this to anyone who like me, likes to game a lot, or whenever I use my cricut for crafting I like to have the desk and my station match heights, OR occasionally I do a lil workout while gaming, and this things height helps with that.

I wanted to buy a standing desk so that I could use it both as a laptop desk and a music station, being able to put my keyboard piano on it and play while still sitting. Overall, I'm very impressed with it considering how inexpensive it was. It's sturdy, was decently easy to assemble (minus how heavy some parts are), the height adjuster works well, and it's big enough to have my monitor, keyboard, laptop and recording gear all sitting on it. The one thing I didn't like is that when I was putting it together, there was a small ball of metal (almost like weld splatter) on the bottom of one of the legs. This ball made it impossible to fully screw the foot on. I had to get a metal file and file it down. Bilbil could take more time to examine each part to make sure it will assemble properly. Overall, I'm very happy with this desk and I hope it lasts quite a while.

First of all, good luck getting the correct color you order. If for the 63x30 desk, if you choose White Oak, the picture show the Rustic Brown desk. If you choose the Rustic Brown, the picture shows the White Oak. If you contact the seller, they will say you will get what ever the picture shows. But that is not what happened for my order and it causes a lot of confusion because you have to order the color you do NOT want but then if they send you what the description says, you are stuck saying you did not get the color you wanted even though you ordered that color because the picture is wrong. Anyway, if you finally get the correct color desk, the next issue is the desk top comes in four sections even though the picture shows one solid desk top. Once assembled you'll have the seems in the desk. Not really convenient if you want to use the desk for writing. Assembly was OK. The screws are not very hard so you'll end up stripping a couple just when you tighten them with the allen wrench. I also had one of the dowel rods break when just trying to push it in to the desk top. The instruction book sometimes refers to the parts by name or number or letter. It's not consistent and a little confusing. The wire management is horrible. I get that there has to be cords to power the desk but it could have definitely been designed for somewhere for these cords to go or be hidden. The provided solution is cheap plastic hooks that you glue to the bottom of the desk. Even with that they cords hang down and are in the way. The controls for raising and lowering the desk are not flush and stick out for some reason. They will get knock into quite a bit. When the desk is at full height it has some sway. It's not going to tip over or anything, but the better quality desks do not have this problem. Overall, you get what you pay for. This standing desk is not very expensive but I think the quality can be described as cheap too.

This really was a great desk for a while-actually looks relatively good. However, just barely into my third year of use, the controller or something seems to have quit. Spent an hour on the web looking for a repair kit etc, to no avail. There are no part numbers. Have gone through a hard and soft reset, which did nothing, so I'm guessing the controller fried somehow. It's not touched by anyone else, it has power protection etc. so I'm baffled. Honestly, you might want to spend a bit more on something that's longer lasting or that at least comes with a replacement parts list.