Marsail Standing Desk 55"x24" Adjustable Height Electric Standing Desk with Storage Bag for Study Writing Work 4 Memory Preset with Headphone HookThe Forest Stewardship Council

The desk is amazing at it's price point. First of all, it was easy to assemble, despite the motors and all that, I found it easier to install than most Ikea items, the whole process took me less than 40 minutes. The preset system was intuitive and easy to set up. I purchased the 55 inch option and I have on it a 24 inch, 27 inch monitor and an ITX pc, the motor comfortably supports and weight, letting the desk go up and down with ease.Though compared to more premium options, there are some tradeoffs. The desk is not noticeably wobbly at sitting height, though this does become a bit of a problem when it's standing, with noticeable wobbles everytime my hands come into contact with the desk and when I move heavy items around the desk. As table top has a two-ply construction, it does flex a bit, especially if force is exerted under. A friend attempted to lift the desk with the table top and there was a terrible cracking sound, so do not do that if you do purchase the desk. I've also been told that the motors for height adjustment are not as quick compared to more expensive desks, though this is just a mild inconvenience at best.

This desk looks and feels amazing and is very sturdy and well built and moves up and down with ease and it's a decent size and I'm on carpet and on the carpetit doesn't seem to wobble what so ever (my L shape desk before I bought this one had a wobble to it so I'm glad this desk had no wabble) the only issue I have is 2 of the dowel spots broke through the bottom of the desk but structurely it is very much fine (surprisingly the dowels are still there and not broken) but its not noticeable when looking from the top and still seems like it can hold a lot of weight but that's maybe because of the metal plates that are in the middle of the 2 halves as well as the dowels and for the price it's very much worth the desk and I recommend having a drill because not all the screw holes are pre drilled they just got the slightest hole ready for the screws

I (female) was able to assemble this desk on my own in about 1 hour (maybe 1 hour and 15 minutes). The picture instructions were easy to follow. The motor is quiet (my students never even notice when I'm raising it or lowering it), and it raises and lowers smoothly. The desk is very stable at every height!The only complaint I have is the cord keeper that is on the bottom. When trying to install it, the screws that were given simply stripped the board, and it will not hold. This is not a make or break for me as I have other cord keepers that I can use if needed.

After owning this for 6-months I'd say this was definitely a great purchase for the price, Even the little added things like the hanging pockets and backside bracket for cable management are good. I rigged an IKEA pegboard to mine for some added flare and storage. No problems or issues so far, thankfully.

For the price, this is a surprisingly high quality item. Solid, well-made, and the lifting mechanism is much quieter than I expected.I hate to say, I was sort of expecting a poorly made and wobbly unit, but that’s not at all what I’ve received. My only quibble is that the cable organizers are different than the illustration in the catalog page online, but that’s certainly not enough to change my opinion.

I've been hesitant for a couple years due to the weight of my monitor stand. This little desk has no issues raising everything pictured. It was very simple to put together. It came packaged in a way where damage was not a concern. Overall, my first day impressions are the Marsail standing desk is a good buy at under $150.Extended, the desk is a little wobbly, but not to a point where I'm concerned with it tipping - It's a desk, not a stage. I won't be dancing on it so it will be fine. The quality of the metal frame is exceptional. The single motor is more than sufficient for the pictured load.The top is 2 pieces with the split running the length of the 54" side; two long pieces instead of two square pieces. That said, if I did have one complaint about this desk and the construction it would be the need for an additional metal support bar under the front side piece of the desk too. Time will tell whether this is an issue or not. On day one there is a slight bow on the front piece due to the lack of support on the underside.Programming the different heights is super simple. Adjust the desk to the height you want to save, then press and hold a memory button until the display flashes.I discarded the headphone hanger and felt bag attachments so no remarks on those.

This is your typical sit and stand desk. No real thrills from any other standard sit and stand desk. Single motor has not been an issue. Movement is fluid with adjustment intervals are very tight. Programmable settings so all you need to do is hit a button to raise to your preferred height and another for your sitting preference. I have a triple monitor stand and can fit three 24" led monitors across with a slight inward angle on the outer monitors. Plenty of desktop space for laptop and keyboard. I have under desk wire racks for docking station and power cord management. Overall a great product for the price.

It gets very shaky after a couple of months. I can’t use it anymore it gives me motion sickness. With every keystroke, the monitor shakes and throbs.