Marsail Standing Desk Adjustable Height,48"*28" Electric Standing White Desk with Storage Bag,Sit Stand up Desk for Home Office Writing Computer Desk,4 Memory Preset with Headphone Hook,Cable Manager

This desk actually surprised me a bit. I was looking for a stand up desk that had at least 2 memory settings. This one has 4 different settings along with a manual adjustment. The desk is quiet when raising or lowering, is pretty sturdy and I like the feel of the desktop finish. It is more of a textured plastic which is a plus for me since it is scratch and stain resistant. It is a simple clean design that I think will be quite durable in the long run. For the price, this has a lot of value and I would definitely recommend. I purchased the 48X24 size and is a perfect fit for my home office use case. I am 6ft tall and the tallest height adjustment at 46 inches is perfect for when I stand. The assembly of the desk was pretty straightforward as well. I don't usually like building/assembling things but the instructions were clear and all you need is a philips screwdriver otherwise everything else is included in the box.

Bought this to replace an old ikea desk from 14 years ago. I need an adjustable desk as I’ve been told to stand more vs sitting for the back. They say sitting is the new smoking.Overall the desk is a good value. It looks nice and is sturdy. My configuration includes #5 27”monitors- 4 on 2 verticals stands and one using an arm clamped to the desk. No issues with weight as the desk moves seamlessly up and down. The preset height buttons are a nice feature as it allows you to quickly move up or down without thought.The most difficult part was building it. You have to read the instructions vs just slapping it together based on the pictures. Getting the motor mounted was the most challenging part but if you slow down and read the guide it can be done. Just follow the guide exactly. The instructions are actually very good and detailed. The predrilled holes were perfect for my build. All parts were included; even some extra screws as well - nice! You do need a screwdriver and I recommend a battery powered to make the install go faster for you.

The Marsail Standing Desk Adjustable Height (55x24 inches) is a fantastic investment for anyone seeking an ergonomic workspace. Its electric height adjustment is smooth and responsive, allowing seamless transitions between sitting and standing. The 55x24-inch surface offers ample space for monitors, laptops, and other essentials, while the included storage bag helps keep the desk clutter-free. The desk is sturdy and well-built, with minimal wobbling at higher heights. It's easy to assemble and operates quietly. Overall, it enhances comfort and productivity, making it a solid choice for home offices or workspaces prioritizing health and efficiency.

Not the best standing desk out there, but pretty decent for the price.Pros: Cheap ($145 when I bought it), Nice large size (63x24 inch), quite and smooth motor, good height range.Cons: Wobbles a bit when in standing mode, the top got nicked in shippingOverall I am pretty happy with the desk, despite a few issues. This was my first time trying a standing desk and this desk has sold me on standing desks. At some point I will probably pay a good bit more for a better desk and retire this one to be a work table in the garage. These would be really handy for a number of uses other then a computer desk so I would not mind having several.The desk was not too hard to put together by myself, but it would be easier with 2 people. I saw some of the reviews suggesting that the desk wobbles because people are not tightening the screws enough, that is not the case at least not for my desk. I tightened the screws on the feet to with a bar on the Allen key until the screws crushed the pipe a bit and would turn no farther without stripping the heads or breaking the bolts. It helped a bit but it still wobbles at standing height. It is a very sturdy feeling desk when at seated height, but as it rises up it gets wobbly. Not really in a flimsy way but more like the mechanism is just not machined and fitted together well enough not to wobble when it is extended. That said it is still very usable.It holds up a decent amount of weight, and although I expect that the motor would lift what it advertises I also expect that it would not last long using it close to the weight limit. I estimate that I have around 120 lbs of PC and monitor on my desk and the motor sounds like it is starting to strain a bit, so I would not recommend much more then what I have on it. It does not strain at all without the PC, but it would be a real nightmare to cable manage if the PC was not on the desk.The top is particleboard covered with plastic of course, but it seems decent for a particleboard table top. The fake wood printing is decent looking and the plastic coating seems pretty durable and reasonably waterproof at least to water rings from a cup. I have encountered much worse particleboard before. It comes in 2 pieces and has to be put together with pegs (I added some glue) and screwed together with a couple of brackets. Seems sturdy enough, and should hold up as a computer desk or light work/crafting table well enough and if it ever does get damaged it could be replaced easy enough with a table top or some plywood.The packing around the desk was pretty good, but the box was not sturdy enough so the desk top had bust out of one end of the box. It was not just the tape coming lose the whole end ripped out of the box. Really I am surprised that it was not more damaged then it was, the UPS driver must have tried more then most to keep it from getting damaged, but it still got a small nick on both top halves. (see photos) The box that it came in was not much sturdier then a normal sipping box and was just taped. These really need to be packed in the extra thick boxes that future and appliances usually come in and the ends need to be stapled down.As you might have noticed in the photos I added a couple of modifications to the desk. I did not want my PC taking up space on the desk so I made a floating shelf out of a old shelf board and some steel conduit pipe. I did not want to screw anything directly into the leg as I was afraid that would mess up the mechanism, so I attached it where they saddle bag thing that came with the desk was supposed to be bolted on. Then I fitted the shelf around the leg. Really I am surprised that it worked out so well, I was not at all sure that it would hold up a 60lb desktop PC, but it turned out surprisingly decent (See photos) I also moved the keyboard tray from my old desk to this one, I like having a open desk top for other things. The clamps look a bit out of place, but they really work well to keep the tray from sliding in, lol.