FEZIBO Triple Motor 63 L Shaped Standing Desk Electric Standing Gaming Desk Adjustable Height Corner Stand up Desk

Putting it together alone wasn't terrible, just took me some time. It fit perfectly for my old set up in another house, and still fits perfectly in my newer home. The digital controler is very nice and is clear about the level it's at. The actually adjustment itself is smooth with and I'm able to set different heights depending on my needs and save them in memory for later use. I've had this desk for a few years now and it's been holding up great other than i tiny bit of peling on the border of the desk where my arms and legs interact a lot, so it's expected wear and tear in my opinion. the control board is strong. I've smashed my finger between it and the arm rest a few times and it does not feel good at all, but the controller didn't budge or break! Fantastic desk with plenty of space :> I have my full sized tower up on it and it doesn't phase it at all, plus 2 monitors and i still have plenty of area for everything else. Read more

This comes in a single box and it is HEAVY! Wow!...but if you open it and separate the desktop pieces from the legs and motors...so much more manageable. Overall...Very pleased with this purchase. This desk is STURDY! Here are my observations: Packaging: Very well packaged. Extra points for no Styrofoam. That stuff sticks to everything. Sturdy box, each piece was nestled in its own foam mold and wrapped in plastic. Directions: Very Ikea-like...just pictures, no words. But if you slow down, look at them and really pay attention...they work very well. LOTS of pieces and parts though. So it will be a bit overwhelming, but once you start assembling....it goes pretty smooth. Assembly: This will take you a couple hours. But it is not hard. Just a lot of pieces and parts. The component list is there at the start so you can lay everything out. Everything was labeled very well with no guess work. All the pre-drilled holes lined up very nicely. I put this together myself (55 yr old female) in about 2 hours. The only time I needed my husband's assistance was to flip it over once complete (you assemble it upside-down). Function: I got this so I could put a treadmill under it and walk while I work. It has worked great and raises at a steady state. I have raised it to 43 inches and it still felt sturdy. Overall, I would recommend this as a solid purchase. I am very pleased. I cannot quote on longevity...I am pretty much a couple days in. But if anything goes wrong, I will come back and modify my review. Read more

I normally don’t review things unless I feel strongly about an item good or bad, but I am very impressed with this desk. I feel like there is good value for the price. It is sturdy and quite well made. Everything just works really well. The controls are very easy to learn Assembly is simple however be prepared, there are parts of this desk that are heavy. When all assembled the desk is very heavy. I managed it all myself but my 4’10” wife couldn’t move the box. Unless you are strong and conditioned for some manual labor, have a friend help with assembly. This is not a gripe on my part. Its just because it is a good sturdy desk. Once finished you will be very happy with your new stand up desk! Also, If you assemble with the wheels off and are 6’4” or taller, you may find this desk does not go high enough. I am 6’2” and it is perfect with shoes off. If I have shoes on it’s still fine. If you are taller you may have to assemble this desk with wheels on for it to raise high enough for you. Read more

Cons: Directions have no words, just pictures. You REALLY have to take your time and study the pictures at certain steps or you will have to redo that step and possibly more depending. Directions get a 2 out of 5 stars. The pilot holes are very difficult to see in a room that isn’t brightly lit up. They should use some paper dots to cover them so that you can find them and just screw the screws right through the paper dots. The side with the numbers 1,2,3 stuck on them are the sides you want facing you, that’s the side with the pilot holes. Look for them BEFORE you start to put the screws into the wood. The cable wires are super long for some odd reason. You will need extra tie downs to keep them out of your way when you turn your desk right side up. I used electrical tape to keep the excess wires out of the way until I could get some extra zip ties. The box it comes in is super heavy! Takes two people to carry it. Pros: looks awesome once it’s all together! Easy to initialize. Noise is VERY low going up/down. Super sturdy and no wobble. Lots of room for everything that I need to keep on my desk while working from home. I would purchase again if I needed another desk….. Read more

I bought the 75 inch desk in white, and I've been using it for three weeks now. I love being able to go back and forth between sitting and standing so easily at just the touch of a button. It has three programmable settings. So far I'm just using two—sitting and standing—but the third could be handy if you want to set another height (e.g., for different shoes, a wobble board, or another user). The movement is very smooth and quiet, and it apparently has sensors that stop it from moving if something is in the way, so that's a good safety feature. It's also a very sturdy desk. I have zero complaints. Putting it together was fairly easy. As someone else mentioned, having a screwdriver with a magnetic tip is definitely recommended because sometimes you'll be placing screws through holes into tubes. Mine wasn't magnetic enough, so I had to fish some screws out using tweezers a couple of times. Otherwise though, I didn't have trouble—except that it came with some pieces attached to each other already, so at first I thought I was missing some parts. I ended up not using the metal shelf-like thing that came with it for corralling the cords. Instead, I used some extra zip ties along with the sticky ones that came with the desk. Read more