SANODESK Standing Desk Height Adjustable Electric Stand up Desk 63x24 Inches Sit Stand Home Office with Splice Board, White Frame/White Top

I am not handy. Normally I will pay to have an item assembled. But I took a chance. The directions were easy to follow, and I was able to put it together. It calls for 2 people, and that makes sense. It works great, it is sturdy, and looks good. I particularly like the range from sitting to standing. Low to high settings are workable for most people.

This standing desk is sturdy and the motor adjusts heights smoothly, but the MDF top feels a bit cheap. The split design with the seam in the middle isn't great either, it’s noticeable when working. Assembly takes some time, and you’ll need a drill for the screws, but once it's together, the desk feels solid and stable. Overall, it’s functional, but the quality of the top could be improved.

This height-adjustable standing desk is a fantastic upgrade for any home office, offering flexibility, comfort, and a large work surface. The 55x24-inch size provides ample space for monitors, laptops, and office essentials, while the electric height adjustment allows you to switch smoothly between sitting and standing with just the push of a button. It’s perfect for anyone looking to improve posture and reduce the physical strain of sitting all day.The desk has a modern, clean design with a white frame and white top, making it versatile enough to fit seamlessly into any office or home decor. The splice board top adds a touch of style and is easy to clean, while the sturdy frame ensures stability, even at taller heights. The motor operates quietly, so adjusting the desk height won’t disturb your work or concentration.Overall, this electric standing desk is an excellent choice for productivity and comfort. Its spacious surface, quiet motor, and sleek design make it a valuable addition to any home office, supporting both a healthy and efficient work environment.

It took me a couple hours to build this, and I used some tools. A drill and phillips bit. Once you get into the instructions it even tells you to use a drill for driving the wood screws into the mdf. I am glad the top is mdf rather than particle board. mdf is strong and durable and holds onto screws once they are screwed in. I expect this to be pretty sturdy, even though it's rather willowy and doesn't have a great deal of supports. There's no wobbling or creaking, but if you need to adjust for flatness, the legs have screw-out adjustments on each corner.Also there were two holes that weren't pre-drilled, the last two holes in Step 12. These support the top 1/3 and 2/3 of the way along its length and I decided not to skip them, so I pre-drilled the holes myself through the veneer with a tiny drillbit, once everything was lined up and fastened down and I knew where to put them. It might be too difficult for them to line it up in the factory, as it depends exactly how the legs line up. In addition, I cut out and stuffed a thin piece of the packing foam between that support bar and the very middle of the top, where the two pieces come together, to fight sagging in the long run. I don't know if that will help or whether it's even needed, but it's what I did.The instructions are good with detailed pictures. It's packed very well and arrived in perfect condition.I've never had a sit-stand desk and I built this for my wife, but I like it so much I'll buy one for myself!

This is a great option for most people!I was highly skeptical at the outset as I could see the top was two pieces. This is not an issue at all.I will add: everything about this is top notch - instructions / packaging / parts fit / parts quality and finish. It was so easy to put together, and it looks great. Assembly time was just under an hour for me.My use case: a gaming setup, single 32” monitor on a clamp on 39” pole mount, component audio receiver with two full sized bookshelf speakers also mounted on clamp-on pole mounts. Keyboard and mouse + Mic on another clamp mounted boom arm. No issues raising and lowering even with all this weight!My only concern is that the top desk surface is only at best a half inch thick, so the pole mount monitor stand being 39” tall with a 32” monitor resulted in a slight flexing of the table surface. This resulted in a half inch drop on the left side of the monitor from the right side, as the pole is in an offset position to the right. This was solved completely by using the 2.5mm steel plate that came with the pole mount - placed on the desk surface below the pole. Note: there are two tabs closer to the center where the two sides of the desk surface meet that screw the surface to the crossbar. I may have assembled my desk incorrectly, but I did not find pilot holes for these two tabs, and thus omitted them. Had these been screwed in there is likely no flex in the surface. I advise lining up the cross bar and locating where the tabs are in relation to predrilled pilot holes. If none line up, carefully drill a SHALLOW pilot hole: you do not want to drill through the entire desktop!

My husband is a handy guy, and he was able to assemble this desk in very short order, with no extra hands to keep things balanced. He will absolutely grumble and tell me if something is tough to put together or is poorly made, and he had zero complaints about this desk.I've been using the desk for a few weeks as a sort of packing/shipping station, and it's rock solid. Super sturdy and stable, no wobbling or shaking. The lift works smoothly and quietly, and I love that you can program in a few pre-set heights in the memory. Whether I want to stand or sit, the legs and supports are out of my way.The styling is clean and minimal, which I also like. Eventually I'm going to transition to using the desk as a standing sewing station, and I can already tell it will work brilliantly for that. I'm just very pleased all the way around.