VIVO Electric Standing Desk Frame Rear-Set Legs Single Motor Memory Controller Height Adjustment Frame Only Black DESK-100E-RB

Love how there's an option to buy only a stand because it's much cheaper than buying a whole standup desk. I attached a slab of wood and everything was easy to install and put together. I currently have three monitors on top and it surprisingly holds well bc I initially anticipated to put only two when I got this based on the weight it can hold up. It's sturdy and after using it for about a year it still works great. Read more

I was originally looking for a desktop converter assuming it would be more cost effective than purchasing a complete adjustable desk, then came across these desk frames that are in the same price range as a converter. I was hesitant to purchase this new VIVO model since it hadn't accumulated any reviews on Amazon and this kind of item (understandably) doesn't offer "Free Returns." After a few messages to the seller, reading glowing reviews of product and customer service on other listings, and breaking out the scale and weighing all the items on my current desk (to make sure I wasn't close to the 176lbs weight limit), I FINALLY took the risk and am really pleased so far (one week). PROS: + The frame came very well packaged in a (heavy!) box with about 10 parts (plus bolts and screws). + The written instructions are fairly easy-to-follow and include illustrations. + Assembly can be a one-person job, flipping right-side-up is a two-person job. + Assembly time was well under an hour - maybe about 30 min (I was distracted by television). + Holds all 101lbs of my desktop items: butcher block top; laptop, monitor, etc; two lamps; necessary collection of drinkware. + The desk functions smoothly and quietly, and the rear-set legs allow a little more knee-room than a center-set frame. I notice only very minimal movement when typing at stand-up-height. + I love being able not only to have a standing desk but also adjust to an optimal sitting height. NOTES (not really CONs): - I have a small butcher block top approx 22.5"d x 45" and the frame just barely fits the width - - I would recommend a 24" minimum depth to allow some buffer on the edge of the frame and the ability to push flush against the wall (since the feet are 23" d). I added a picture from underneath the desk to try to illustrate. - My frame is at it's smallest possible width, so movement at stand-up height might increase based on a wider/deeper desktop size. Read more

Noise is very minimal. If you like the sound of electric motors, the sound will please you. I like it a lot! Overall, it's one of the best things I ever did for myself. My back wouldn't let me sit, so standing desk was the only solution. Now my back's better but I still mostly stand. It's great that I can easily drop if I want to sit for a while. Read more

I am really liking this. Assembly was fairly straightforward. Happy to have joined the standing desk revolution….. and go back to Sitting when I feel like it with the touch of a button. Read more

I am writing this review from a setup on this desk with a CRT. 200lb load is nothing for it. It was easy to build if you can brain. Design your layout beforehand, and buy this and a cheap top from your local kitchen supply, or Ikea. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I’m really diggin these table legs. Smooth motor operation and the programmable height settings are great! The table does get a little wobbly at its highest position but that’s physics, we can’t really expect anything else. Read more

After a solid year of use, these adjustable legs are holding up well! I used a piece of 6ft by 3ft butcher board as my table top which is very heavy and the desk has no issues! Read more

We’ve had the desk assembled for about a month now. It works great. Easy to put together. Quiet when it raises. Very sturdy. I like the rear set bar design because it allows you to mount a drawer and/or keyboard as well. Read more