ErGear Electric Stand up Desk Frame,4 Memory Height Settings Height Adjustable Table Legs, Sit Stand Desk Frame Up to 47.2", Ergonomic Standing Desk Base Workstation, Black Frame Only

This desk frame is simple and easy to assemble, sturdy, and aesthetically pleasing. The legs, feet, and motor mechanism are slimmer than my previous standing desk. I am pushing this desk to it's maximum weight, and it's performing very well. It's very sturdy, but has a slight noticeable wobble when the legs are fully extended. The feet are smaller than my previous standing desk, and I can only assume this to be the source of the increased wobble when fully extended. For those wondering if centering the legs affects performance, I initially mounted the legs slightly behind the center of my desk, knowing that this may increase wobble. Wobble did increase at full extension, and moving them to the center decreased wobbling. Two bolts securing the outer-center stabilizer do not screw in completely flush, as they are pressing against the wall of the inner-center stabilizer (pictured). The black paint can be chipped, so caution is warranted during the assembly process. Overall, this frame feels high quality, performs well, and is priced very reasonably.

Alright, let's talk about this ErGear Electric Stand up Desk Frame I snagged from Amazon. Game changer! Seriously, I used to get so stiff and tired sitting at my desk all day. But with this thing, I can switch between sitting and standing whenever I want. It's awesome! Setting it up was a breeze, even for someone like me who's not exactly handy. And it's super sturdy – I can lean on it without worrying about it wobbling or anything. I love that it has memory presets, so I can save my perfect sitting and standing heights. No more fiddling with the controls every time I want to switch positions. Plus, it moves up and down smoothly and quietly. No jarring movements or annoying motor noises to distract me from my work. If you're thinking about getting a standing desk, I highly recommend this ErGear frame. It's affordable, easy to use, and it's made a huge difference in my comfort and productivity. Go for it!

This was a gamble. I was looking at those standing desk toppers and they were MORE expensive than this! I decided to search for ELECTRIC and stumbled upon this little converted. Ordered. It showed up and I unboxed it and though there aren’t a ton of pieces, I was a little overwhelmed initially. I think just unsure if it would work with my table top. IT WORKED PERFECTLY and the assembly and install was SO EASY. It’s nearly silent and all at the push of a button. The quality and construction is beyond great for a whole $100. It came with a bag labeled “spare parts,” so I had no issue with anything being missing. It’s highly customizable to the size of your desk. I got this because I work from home with a toddler and got really tired of him being on my chair, typing on my keyboard, just being all up in my business. This is a life saver!!!

Works great and a good price I assembled pretty easily and built a desk top with 2x10’s and was concerned about the weight capacity but it’s works great no complaints

This electric desk frame is a game-changer! It’s sturdy, easy to assemble, and the motor is smooth and quiet. I paired it with a Magnolia live edge wood slab which is very HEAVY, and it holds the weight perfectly, raising and lowering effortlessly. The adjustable height range is perfect for both sitting and standing, and the frame looks sleek and modern. Highly recommend for anyone building a custom desk—solid, reliable, and functional. Worth every penny!

Excellent price and quality. I had a standing desk from a well known but very expensive brand. I needed to replace the legs/lift mechanism but the replacement cost was outrageous. I took a gamble on the ErGear frame and can tell you that I am very happy with this purchase. The quality is very solid, stability is excellent, and it looks great. It was easy to install and works perfectly. I also really appreciated how manageable and well-organized the packaging was.

Finally got around to assembling it. For the tabletop, I used 3/4" finished plywood stained with walnut varnish oil. The assembly instructions were clear and straightforward. Build quality seems solid—no sharp edges or powder coating defects. It's relatively stable; the crossbar could be slightly thicker, but it's still quite good for a desk of this size and price. Operation is smooth, with reasonable speed and quiet enough.

All right, this was definitely a game changer! My back has been appreciating every penny inverted on this. Material seems very, very sturdy. The only part that dosnt looks "strong" could be the bar that rotate and moves the leg without motor but honestly it dosnt looks fragile either. The control panel feels great at touch and durable as well. The whole thing looks very well made. Now, the cool part. Being able to move the whole desk up and down is definately amazing! I can work and play on different positions and thats just perfect and convenience. Its been 6 months going up and down every day and didn't have a single isue until now.