E6 Pro Oval Leg Dual Motor 3 Stages Bamboo Electric Standing Desk 55x28 Inch Whole-Piece Board Height Adjustable Electric Sit Stand Up Desk (White Frame + Bamboo Desktop)

Just finished assembling the desk and really like the bamboo desktop, which looks natural and feels very smooth. The desk is heavy and sturdy, and the set up is pretty straightforward. Overall, its pretty good quality, great look, and worth the money.

It’s incredibly solid and easy to use. Assembly was simple, though I needed a buddy to help upright the heavy desktop. The dual-motor lift glides up and down quietly, and I love the four memory presets and thoughtful anti-collision feature.

Obsessed with my new desk. It was easy to assemble, the perfect size, and it looks great as well. It’s very easy to set the height memory as well so all I have to do is press one button to sit/stand. I’ve never been more impressed with a desk.

I’ve been looking for a desk that goes low enough for me to use. This desk goes down to about 23 inches and I can’t stand with it. Easy assembly. Top and bottom came separately. Reached out to customer service and they were so responsive.

The desk as designed is great The motors are very strong, quiet, and the speed is absolutely sufficient. assembly was fine, and the holes "aligned" great. Here's the thing I didn't realize. If you want your desk to be pretty low, like just above your legs, chances are that your knees will hit the center supports since this is an H frame desk. There are other brands, at higher price points, that are L frame. Your knees won't hit the supports on those. I'm guessing that the H frame ones are inherently more stable but I'm also realizing that I'll trade off a bit of stability so that my knees don't hit the center supports. FWIW this one goes as low as 24.6" measured from the top of the bamboo desktop to the floor. The control panel accurately show the distance. The bamboo desktop is great as well. Just design-wise, H frame is not for me.