OUTFINEHeavy Duty Dual Motor Height Adjustable Standing Desk Electric Dual Motor Home Office Stand Up Computer Workstation with (Black, 63") Desktop Load up to 220lbs

Pros:+ Unbeatable price for an electric standing desk of this size+ Spacious 63" desktop fits everything I need+ Smooth and quiet height adjustment with dual motors+ 3 memory presets for different heights+ Handy cup holder and headphone hookCons:- Minor imperfections, but nothing criticalReview:This is hands down the best price you’ll find for an electric standing desk of this size on Amazon. Similar desks usually cost much more, especially with dual motors and memory settings. The lifting mechanisms work flawlessly and the desk transitions smoothly between heights. I love the memory function — I’ve set three preferred heights, and switching between them is effortless.One of the best features is the cup holder — it’s a smart touch that helps prevent spills near your electronics. I also appreciate that it can be attached wherever you prefer. Same goes for the headphone hook — simple, but convenient.There are a few minor flaws, but honestly, at this price point, they don’t matter at all. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a solid, budget-friendly standing desk.

It’s a standing desk, it’s pretty nice. Most desks this size are almost double the price and it was hard to make that purchase. I got this in and it was really easy to build once I figured some stuff out. One thing, the metal pieces aren’t labeled. It’s not a big deal because most of them are interchangeable, except for the supports that line the bottom of the desk space itself. I had to lay everything out and really look at it to figure it out. It only took a minute or two, but it set the tone for the build that, ironically, went upward the entire time. Once you get that odd first step done, it is really simple. I bought the larger desk size and did it all by myself but I had a massive unfurnished living room to move around in.One thing, too, is that the tabletop will come in four pieces. It’s obvious, but when building it and moving it, it was hard to believe that it would take my monitor mount safely. I used a vertical mount to put over/under 34” ultrawides and under that weight, the desk still functions as expected. It’s been a week now and I was expecting to see some flexing but have not.Oh, and there’s not adequate mounting options for the power source. You will need to get double sided tape at the bare minimum, or rig up something more permanent. They give you these cable clips that they intend for you to secure it up with, but the wall cable is removable so the only real option to secure it is the cable to the button controller. Mine is drooping, but it’s still working so I’m not too concerned, at least until some double sided tape arrives.

I work from home and having a desk with enough room to fit 2 laptops and 2 monitors is a must. This did not disappoint. I have enough room for everything I use and then some. It was pretty easy to put together, but recommend putting the top on after the base is setup and not doing it how the instructions say. It's stable, quiet, and doesn't slide around the floor. It also looks pretty slick in my room.

Note: I did not use the provided desk surface, which will be discussed in my review.All in all, I am very pleased with this product. First the good stuff:1) Packaged very well. Plus the packaging makes it possible to lay out the parts before assembly to ensure you know what’s what.2) Straightforward assembly instructions. There are a few word hiccups, but since you know what the final product needs to be, it all makes sense.3) Solid construction. The feel and fit of the metal pieces is excellent.4) Decent quality hardware. The screws provided did not feel like they would strip easily.Less good:1) Some of the diagrams could be better. For example, on the first step, there are three pieces and it’s not clear which screws should not be tightened immediately or the difference between the “left” side and the “right” side. Since you know that this will ultimately screw to the table top, you can figure it out using common sense.2) The desktop comes in four pieces. I missed that in the product description but that is completely on me! On the picture of what comes in the box, it’s obvious, although the photographs make it difficult to see that.Because I wanted a solid desktop, I simply bought one at IKEA and used it instead, after pre-drilling holes for the provided screws. Works perfectly, One caution, if you use a larger desktop, make sure you can place the height control panel where you want it. I used a surface that is 32” deep, which was almost too deep for the cable lengths.Operation: Very quiet when moving. If you adjusted the desk while still on a meeting, nobody would be the wiser.Lift capacity: I have two monitors, a bunch of other computing equipment, pen cups, and related desk stuff, and there is no noticeable motor strain.Bottom line: if it had a solid top, I’d buy this again, or another model from this manufacturer that did. Or, if you just really want the lift mechanism (this deal is about $250 less than the IKEA equivalent lift), this is a tough deal to beat.

Assembly was pretty simple. Takes a few hours at most. The cords provided can be figured out by just about anyone.The tabletop itself is a little more flimsier than I had hoped. It comes in 4 wooden pieces that are held together by screws I don't necessarily trust. However, I have given it a little bit of a stress test and it does hold up but I wouldn't trust a large amount of weight near the end. If this became a real problem then the tabletop could easily be replaced by a trip to a hardware store. The legs seem to adjust just fine no matter the weight on top. It also will crush anything below if you adjust down so be careful, I bent a metal shelf (which is a pro for the table I guess?).Cup holder fits all my coffee mugs so that is also a plus.Overall no real issues and great value for the price.