Marsail Standing Desk with Drawer, 48x24 Inch Adjustable Height Standing Desk, Electric Stand up Desk, Sit Stand Home Office Desk, Ergonomic Workstation for Home Office Computer Gaming Desk Rustic

I’ve put together several tables etc. and I saw an aunt put together a similar standing table. Maybe it was the way she did it but it looked so hard that I didn’t even want to deal with electric standing tables. I’m starting to think that maybe her product wasn’t as easy to put together as this. In any case, it took me 2-3 hours to put this together by myself. Instructions were pretty clear (although they put it as the bottom of the box— might have been the way I opened the box). The moment, I plugged it in, it worked. I didn’t have to be trying to figure 10 million things out. It is also level, which I saw some people on other table brands complain about.

Love it! Wasn’t too hard to put together and takes up less space with more work area than my previous desk. A win-win!

The desk works great. If you have a hand drill would be helpful to put the screws in. The delivery did not come as scheduled and they left our box in the rain. We were worried about the functionality of the desk because it’s electrically charged. So far all is well with the desk though.

I’ve owned this desk for a month now, and it’s very sturdy. My 14lb cat jumps from on top of it and doesn’t budge!My only issue with this desk is the drawer… If I hit it on accident, the drawer and everything in it falls out. So the drawer is a waste, I ended up removing it due to being annoying with having to pick up my pens every time.Otherwise, great desk!

Exactly what I hoped it would be and more. Very sturdy and works great!

Exceptional packaging and well organized parts. The desk itself is very sturdy. Highly recommended.

There's a small amount of variety to standing desks - mostly the size (this one's on the smaller side, but that's appropriate with flat-screen monitors these days; takes up less floor space. The cheaper ones have only "manual" height adjustment.This one, pleasantly, has an encoder and memory so you can set your favorite heights (usually, for me - one standing, one sitting) and return to them with the touch of a button. (Okay, you do have to hold the button down - all motorized desks do this for safety reasons, but it smoothly stops at exactly the preset height.)Not too much else to report here (the drawer is optional and doesn't) except the assembly process: it's like the manufacturer never "play-tested" the process. There are a few awkward steps - things that have to be assembled either simultaneously, or that don't quite fit in place if you do things the way the instructions say to. I'd just say: go slowly and be prepared to undo a step when necessary (like when you find that the cross-support brace can't be installed if the rest of the desk is already together.) One assembled it's nice and solid.

The main difference in this desk versus other ones I have used is the programmable height adjustment that is stored in memory. Its just like the feature in some cars where you can press a button and the seat adjust automatically to the user whos settings they have already preset. You touch a button and it goes back to the height you programmed before. So you can have multiple people use this desk at their desired heights without having to readjust it every time. Very helpful feature when you go between sitting and standing if you are just one person and if you have more than one person using the desk.8/10 I would recommend it. I hope this review is helpful.