Electric Single Motor Desk Frame with Memory Controller

Building two both sold

Writing this about half a year after buying, its held up great but its now really really wobbly. I can make my desk shake with the push of a finger, most of the time it doesnt matter but there are instances where it needs to be stable.

This is a great set of standing desk legs at a fantastic value. I added these to my existing Ikea tabletop for my desk and I'm very happy I did. The legs have a great sturdy build and look nice an sleek as well. The instructions had a slight amount of vagueness, but once you see how to use the key in the first pages of the screw sizes it was a breeze. I had my tabletop legs removed and my new standing desk assembled on less than an hour. The instructions mention two people because of the weight of the cross bar assembly, bit I was able to assemble it myself with no issues. Just being careful with the slight weight.The functionality is also awesome, I have my standing and sitting height programmed for easy transition and I use the time button all the time to keep me switching between standing and sitting in intervals. It has a small him when moving positions but it isn't what I'd consider loud. The transition is also nice and smooth, while also the button controller works great as well. (Initial press does wake on the pad, so you tap a button twice if it's been asleep, but this isn't a big deal to me. It's a quick double tap.) Also, the built in cord management underneath is a great bonus and convenient.These legs are great quality and also a great value for your money. I also love the flexibility of adding my own existing desktop or swapping it out later if I decide to change decor or the desktop gets dinged up.If you are looking at a standing desk, I highly recommend these legs as an option. Would definitely buy again.

These legs are much cheaper than others on the market. However, that is not reflected in the quality of the product. You do have to put together pretty much everything, so I could see that being a potential issue for some people. This desk is extremely sturdy and I love that it has many size options, as I plan on changing the top in the future. The only thing I wish for is some wire routing on the legs, though. That’s just a nitpick, though, as it has functioned amazingly and the price:quality is very good.

I purchased this about 2 months ago and just got around to putting it together. I find myself using it to stand about 40% of the workday and have really enjoyed that.The unit is pretty sturdy. It does have a little wobble when fully extended but I have it spaced out as far as it will go.Here are some tips that would have helped me know.1. the legs will support a pretty long desk. I have a 6 foot one that is about 2.5 feet wide. At first, I tried to stretch the legs out as far as they would go but the drive shaft does not stretch as far out as the legs so before you screw it to your desk check to make sure you have not stretched out pas the drive shaft length.2. You have to hold the button down for about 2 seconds before it activates. when I first started using it (attempting to use it) I would press the button and think it did not work. The delay is not big deal after you realize you have to hold it but I legit thought the motor did not work.Overall I have been happy with the desk. It serves it's purpose and seems like a good value for around 200 bucks.