Electric 60 x 24 in Standing Desk, Memory Height Adjustment, 1B Series, Holds 220 lbs, One-Piece Black Top, Black Frame, DESK-KIT-1B6B

Wish I could give it a 4.5, bumping it to a 5 as my only complaint was like others have mentioned, they do not label the pieces, only the screws and tools they provide have some labeling. This added a little time with assembly trying to ensure I had all of the pieces and verifying they matched the pictures since they weren't labeled. Once you get the pieces figured out, setup is actually pretty smooth. I was able to put this together solo in under an hour, again some time was spent figuring out the pieces and matching the pictures. I love the quality of the desk. I got the dark gray wood top, looks amazing and feels smooth. Planning on getting a large mouse pad as the top is split into 3. This hasn't been an issue using the mouse or anything, more of a comfort thing. The desk is very sturdy. It does wobble if you push it, but how often are you pushing or hitting your desk? Even raised up to the max height, I find it pretty sturdy. It will always wobble if you push it or put your weight into it (leaning on it), but I have personally had no issues with this. The other reason I can think of a wobble is if you have a large monitor. I have a 34" ultra-wide LG monitor on its stand and can see it move slightly if the desk moves, but this isn't really an issue as I'm typically not moving / shaking the desk. Finally, the motor on this thing is pretty quiet. It does not take too long to raise or lower it. I've seen some people rate the speed of it, but honestly how often are you raising and lowering the desk? Even if multiple times a day, the speed of it should not bother anyone. Hope that helps. I did take some time to finally buy the desk but glad I did! Worth it and for a great price (bought it on Black Friday).

*Husband review* Sent this to Seller on JAN-26-2024: "Sharp edges observed at leading edge of panel joining. Recommendations for safety & level: (1) Full-length joining channel at front & rear instead of four short channels. Middle panel least support - continuous passive/active downward load with resting hands on keyboard. (2) Thicker gauge screws for joining channels, need better grab per above. Otherwise.. very nice, very quiet desk, good price." Assembly was fairly easy. The only challenging aspect was setting the leg width AND drive rod simultaneously. Otherwise, you should have this together within 2 hours, max: 30-45 minutes for the frame, and the rest of the time putting the top together, placing it on the frame, and situating the desk. A cordless drill with a low speed/high torque and torque adjustment dial will make this even easier. You just need one #2 Phillips and one Allen wrench bits to get this done. No hammers or other tools needed. They made it very simple especially with having the motor already mounted. Great instructions, too. The height adjustment is surprisingly quiet and VERY smooth. You have four programmable pre-set buttons with a manual UP and DOWN button. The lowest possible setting with the provided casters is a typical sitting desk or dining table height. So, depending on how you prefer to elevate your hands/arms for typing and using your mouse, you might consider an undermount keyboard/mouse thingy. It feels like the desk can be manually increased/decreased by 1/8" increments -- you really should have no issue finding the right height for you. The frame has substantial enough weight to keep the top from feeling the slightest wobble. This was my biggest issue with my prior desk -- if I bumped it during a video call, it would wobble and look like I was having an earthquake. And the top is substantial enough to mount reasonably weighted items underneath. Not just baskets and tracks to hold cords and surge protectors, but PC mounts if, again, it's reasonable. Make sure your screw length won't penetrate the top surface. For what you set on top the desktop surface, follow the manufacturer's limits for combined weight. The frame box includes two of these cord holders. When mounted, they're out of sight - out of mind, so.. I don't have a use for them, yet! But I suppose they could hold headphones or a corded earbud/IEM. Maybe a few cords, dunno. I got the 32"Wx63"L unit. In hindsight, I might have gotten the longer desk (73" I think) because my old desk was sort of L-shaped, but I'm using less equipment now that I have a KVM switch for my 2-PC / 2-monitor set-up. So I should be good to go. UNRELATED TO THE DESK ITSELF BUT CRITICAL TO KEEP IN MIND.. Just be very clear AND CAREFUL when setting up your cable management, accessories, and living beings stored/visiting under ANY sit-stand desk: - My PC is on a standalone cart just inches from the floor, under my desk to mitigate sound/vibration issues. I had to ensure my HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-3.0 cables (A) were long enough at the DESK'S MAX HEIGHT position AND MONITOR PLACEMENT and (B) didn't cause a trip hazard since there's a walking path along the backside of my desk. Be mindful of the absolute max-height needed where all your connections occur. The last thing you want is to proudly sit at your new desk, press the button for max height, hark! the herald desk rises to glory, annnnnnd your monitors (assuming on stands and not mounted on arms) get ever so slightly tilted then violently pulled back only to plummet to their demise. - I have two large speakers and my PC tower/cart under my desk. I had to make sure at the lowest possible position, the motor would not crush/break or otherwise come in contact with the top of those items. Luckily, the speakers are ~3" away from the bottom of the motor, and the PC is set on the outside, between one of the legs and the wall. If you keep a filing cabinet or some other accessory under the desk, be aware of all elements under the desk's structural components during set-up. - Goes without saying.. Watch for small children and pets when raising and lowering the desk. When the desk achieves the lowest point, there are likely pinch points at the base of each leg.

I rarely leave reviews especially if the product works or is good, i just drop a 4 to 5 star rating and move on. But i wanted to take the time to write this review. This product exceeded my expectations. First of all, shipping was fast, got my desk in 2 business days. Price is very competative compared to the competition. Build quality is spectacular. This thing is heavy (recommend 2 people to asemble but I got away assembling it myself, just requires more time) but that means its built like a tank!! Very sturdy. Its very spacious and very ergonomic. It can literally adapt to your chair, even if your chair sucks, you can adjust the height of the desk to increase ergonomics. Assembly was relatively straight forward. Only feedback I can offer is labelling the different parts on the parts itself, makes it easier to follow along when reading the instruction manual as opposed to relying on the pictures as some parts come in multiples with slight variations and its really cumbersome trying to locate the exact part the manual is refrencing. Otherwise, minor complaint. Still a 5/5. This thing is the only desk you'de ever need. Its a long term investment and i can see this lasting for years!!!

The desk looks great and the overall quality feels solid. The motor is very quiet, much quieter than I expected, which makes adjusting the height feel smooth and effortless. Assembly was fast and the instructions were clear, so getting it set up was easy. The only downside is stability. When the desk is fully extended it feels wobbly and not as sturdy as I hoped. It is still functional, but you definitely notice movement. The desktop arrived with a few cosmetic marks due to shipping damage. This was disappointing, although it was not the manufacturer or seller’s fault. Their support team handled it quickly and professionally, so they earned five stars for service. Overall I am happy with the purchase. If the stability were better at full height, it would be a perfect five.

This thing is amazing. Looks great, plenty of power to raise and lower, and the height adjustment is smooth, fast and stable. Plenty of table top space. I was able to get my Gaming PC up off of the floor, and still have plenty of space for my peripherals. Its nice and open underneath so you can use a chair if you want, with plenty of space to move around in said chair. Everything lined up correctly, however none of the actual parts had labels. In the books it’ll tell you to “Attach motorized leg B to bracket D” but the physical parts aren't labeled at all. Not an issue if you can follow the pictures. I probably have roughly ~150lbs of stuff on it and it’s not an issue!

This desk is amazing. It is a decent price and is easy to build. If you buy the PC under-mount for the 60 x 24 sized desk, you should understand that the table only has space for it to be placed in a mildly awkward position. I have placed the video of my setup so you can see it is not installed how it should be, but works for my needs and I actually like the position better. The under-mount is for a size 70 x 30 in my opinion due to the table being in 3 separate pieces and having a lack of space to install. Still, delivery was fast and the product is sturdy. I have my pc and 3 monitors being held along with the additional peripherals, and it still lifts and lowers without any issues. The desk feels premium and is big enough for my needs.

Very nice standing desk that I use for a PC setup. I was impressed with the quality of the desktop (which ships in a separate box from the desk stand and motor). Note that I was required to sign for the delivery so plan to be available when the desk is delivered. The desktop and the stand are sturdy and the motor moves the desktop smoothly. Assembly was straightforward, the step-by-step instructions are clear, and the screws are high quality. I did the assembly by myself and had no problems (easier than for other furniture bought online) - it took about an hour and a half. If you want to add wheels, I recommend doing that during the desk assembly. The wheels really make it so easy to move around. The Vivo M8 threaded locking castor wheels fit the desk stand (you just unscrew the floor pads and screw in the wheels). I highly recommend this desk.

I''m overall very pleased with this desk. A friend of mine recommended it, and the reason why is simple. This is a well made desk, figuratively and literally solid, and easy to use. The desk came in two boxes, the legs and desktop. The desktop is solidly hefty without being too heavy to move around, while the legs, motor, etc. are all pretty heavy, but reasonably so. Would still recommend a second person to help you. The boxes were well packaged and secured, overall. Opening them up, the legs were relatively simple to assemble, if, again, hefty. The desktop I bought had pre-drilled holes, so doing the initial line-up was easy. Thing is, I'm fairly confident the legs are universal to all the VIVO standing desks, as you need to adjust an inner crossbar and a "sync bar" to the size of the desk. Seeing as this was the smallest, I didn't need to do too much. I will note that the sync bar gave a little trouble to fitting and slotting in. Just be sure you've properly loosened it and be just a tad rough to turn the rod to fit in the slots of both legs. I was worried over breaking it, so struggled longer than necessary. I'd also recommend drilling the desktop to the legs upside-down, even as that requires hauling the desk up-right. It made the lineup easier, and drilling easier since it puts your weight behind it. The extension and retraction of the desk also immediately worked, once plugged in. There's a second or so of delay between when pressing and letting go of the buttons and the motor, so you'll need to play around to get a specific height, but it's overall agreeable. The control also has some heights already programed in. The minimum and maximum extensions, as well as the 1/3 and 2/3 extensions. It's pretty easy to save new heights; just press and hold a numbered key on the control once you find one to your liking. Lastly, my brother and I did a bit of stress testing on the desk, just to see how much we could wobble or unbalance it, at various heights. We were on carpet, so there's a bit more give to it, but overall the legs held out. We did note that the desk is more stable for side-to-side imbalances, rather then back-to-forward, but still takes a fair bit of force outside of expected use to do so. Overall, its a weighty, well-made desk that I'd recommend to anyone interested in such a desk.