70" Adjustable Workbench on Wheels, 2000 LBS Heavy Duty Work Table with Power Outlets & Pegboard, Rubber Wood Workstation for Garage, Workshop, Office, Home, Commercial

I purchased this primarily as a stand-up workstation, and something tall enough that I could place a guitar amp underneath it on a stand. I understand that’s a pretty niche category, but it is the perfect table for the job. Besides a guitar amplifier, I also have a shelving unit under it as well. The table offers plenty of space for whatever project you have in mind. The build only took about 30 minutes for the entire thing. I’ve seen other tables that are similar for way more money. I would recommend this one if you’re looking to save a couple of bucks and still get a quality product.

Super easy to put together. Instructions were clearly written. Very well made table. I plan to use it for my heat press stand. I did not attach the back pegboard but elected to mount it on a wall and made a charging station for all of my batteries with it. Selected the option with the drawer and castors for more flexibility.

What a great find! I needed something to fit the space this works perfect due to its size and styling. However, it is a bit wobbly. The top appears to damage easily so be careful. I already have a few damaged spots from placing heavy items on it.

Great bench! Solid. This is a solid workbench. Some of the needed screws are screwed into the legs so you have to take them out prior to assembly. 20 minute assembly if you take your time.

I didn't expect much from an inexpensive table purchased on Amazon, however this unit was easy to assemble and it is holding up well as a work table in our shop. We even have a small vise that we mounted to the table and the table is still holding together. Great value for the money so far.

Real wood mitred together. Nice size, all 4 wheels swivel and can be locked, nice size wheels not the mini kind. Adjustable heighth. Note: when you unpack some things are bolted together but they are not in the place where they will end up. Disassemble all then start the assembly process. Instructions are drawings only no words thus review twice before proceeding. Table is thick enough to mount a vise on, which I will do next.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent quality maple machine finger joined hardwood top. Wheels are very nice, rotate 360 degrees and all 4 lock. Construction is very solid and the table will be great for my needs.The bench turns and swivels easily and at 60 pounds isn't overtly heavy - it’s a portable table. See the video. The legs do NOT fold down.Power strip has 120v outlets and 2 USB C outlets.Leg length is manual adjust. 1 pair of hand screws in each leg make it simple to adjust leg length. It looks like this work table will perform very well.Now the “con”. The assembly instructions stink.The two side panels come bolted flat to the bottom of the bench top.They have to be unbolted and the panels stood on the sides and bolted to the table top. That data is not in the directions.They talk about the “rubber” meaning the top - my top is wood so it makes no sense.The legs ship with one assembly bolt that is required to hold the table legs together.You remove those shipping bolts and replace them with the hand screws but KEEP those bolts - you need them to attach the side panels!Finally, two useless small, flat wrenches are included.Whenever I get those with any product, I toss them in the recycle bin because they are junk. They also don’t fit the hex fittings on the wheels which are 16mm.I used a drill driver and metric sockets which really sped up assembly.Do NOT tighten any bolts until all are installed and started by hand. Don’t cross thread the metal inserts in the bottom of the table top, that would be an issue.The wheels have to be tightened down with a 16mm flat wrench - I used a bicycle cone wrench. You might get a thin 16mm open end wrench to work.The two junk wrenches included are 14mm, 2 x 17mm (?) and 19mm. They need 16mm for users who lack proper tools.Two washers were missing. Not a big deal, I have a small version of a hardware store in my shop.Apart from the lame assembly instructions, this is a knock out terrific movable/portable work table. Even the assembly shortcomings will not amount to any deductions.But you’ve been warned - assembly data stinks!

Pros: Generally easy to assemble. And the price is nice. Love the power outlet and wheels.Cons: at the top height the table is VERY wobbly. There should be some stability supports on the sides and back. I can't imagine doing actual wood work and the wobble being ok.There are some blemishes on top. Rough spots that seem like the finish on the wood wasn't dry.Also, you have to turn the table over to change the height. Needless to say, once I find a good height it will stay.I plan to use it for a sewing machine table. I hope it holds up.You should have a socket wrench. The provided tools are impossible to tighten the bolts. Take some $ off and don't provide the "wrenches".It was much easier to assemble than the husky version of the same type of table. But also not near as sturdy.I bought 2 benches hoping to use the 2nd for a small miter saw. But I do not think it will be heavy duty enough.Edit to update. The legs on one side aren't straight. And the holes are stripped, the bolts won't tighten down on that side. May be better to pay more for better product.Edit #2. After a ridiculous amount of back and forth trying to return the 2nd table, trying to find out if they deduct return shipping from the return amount, this compnt dragged out the time limit avoiding my question so it's past the return eligibility. Amazon did not back up my claim against this 3rd party seller. They couldn't answer a simple question and then wouldn't tell me how much the shipping would be.Not worth a penny, much less $180. Save your money. Buy from someone else.