Gaming Standing Desk with RGB Lighting (65"x27")

I like the desk, but man the setup was brutal. The room I put it together in has thick shag carpeting. I think that is why I was having so much trouble getting everything to line up when I went to join the desk into 1. I got it done and its okay but I noticed the desk itself is so thin it feels kind of flimsy. I also got the monitor arm with it and that thing isn't quite sitting flush on the desk so it wobbles and shakes a lot too. The kids love playing with the rgb and putting the desk up and down. I appreciate that I can now go between sitting and standing to give my back some relief. Overall it's a good product just a beast to actually assemble.

It's great

Great desk. Better than I exspected. Very easy to assemble

Ez to put together and everything works flawlessly

I currently work from home 100% for my job. I have been looking at sir/stand desks for a while and they are all upwards of $1,500 or more. I was intrigued when I found this desk at $475. I’m always the person to go through the reviews and found that people were talking about it shaking when it raises up or wobbly when it was full height. After much deliberation, I decided to give it a try.
Pros:
1. Very nice desk for the money
2. Works flawlessly up and down
3. Decently stable at full height
4. All of the hardware and tools needed were in the box.

Cons:
1. Took about 90 minutes to put together.
2. Desk top is two pieces, split down the middle. It is braced very well, it’s just the seam down the middle (which is covered with the giant mouse pad).
3. Screws are not labeled, just in bags with other hardware. If you are not careful, you will use the wrong size screw in the wrong spot.
4. Instructions are just diagrams, no actual instructions. It gets confusing when trying to install the desktop braces and the power box.

Overall this was well worth the money. If you don’t plan on installing a hammock under your standup desk, this will be a good deal for you.