FEZIBO 40 x 24 Inch Height Adjustable Electric Standing Desk with Double Drawer, Computer Desk, Home Office Stand Up Table with 4 Height-Adjustable Feets & 2 Hooks, Black

I waited a couple months to write a review, just to be sure nothing broke immediately. Wow, where to begin?? This is amazing, I've been so surprised and delighted. I've wanted a standing desk for years but never thought I could get one for less than $700, which I don't have to spend right now. So I decided to try one of the cheaper options that fits my current budget, and I am delighted with this desk. Putting it together wasn't that hard, I did it mostly myself and asked someone to help me at a couple of parts (you will need someone else), maybe took an hour total? I'm surprised by how solid it feels for what it is. Obviously I wouldn't *sit* on it, given that the top is two pieces, but it perfectly suits my needs. I was able to arrange my monitors nicely on the elevated portion (which I LOVE, I was looking for a standing desk that had that and this was the only one I could find!) My keyboard and mouse slide nicely into the middle compartment (with room to spare), and I put various small office items in the two little cloth drawers. I love the hooks to hang headphones on the side. And finally, the motor. I have a standing desk at work so I can compare: obviously the pricier one moves faster, is quieter, and has more settings. But for the price point this one WORKS, and that's all I require it to do!! It has one little motor that goes whirrrrrrrrrrrrrr and slowly raises and lowers it, I watched it carefully the first few times but now I just let it do its thing and walk away for a minute while it does it. I've seen nothing to indicate any wobble or anything like that, it seems very sturdy. I had a friend who is a carpenter look at how it's held together and he said it looks solid, so for whatever that's worth. I use this desk for many hours on most days, I raise and lower it constantly, and it has not complained or given me issue in almost two months. Ultimately, at this price point I think this is the best you're going to get, and I plan to get a good number of years out of this if I can (fingers crossed the little motor doesn't die, lol).

I love this desk. Bought one to work from home years ago and just bought a replacement as returned to an in office environment. It’s pretty easy for two people to assemble in an hour. Lightweight so I can rearrange the office. It’s nice to program the settings for my standing and sitting preferred heights. I have to admit I was disappointed with the second desk, as it doesn’t have wheels like the previous version and it doesn’t have a display screen showing what height it is at to make sure you come back to that exact height without needing to program it. I like being able to know what height to set it to for my son without messing up my programmed heights. It’s still a sleek desk though.

FEZIBO Height Adjustable Electric Standing Desk - I bought this as an inexpensive alternative for my home office. Surprisingly, this desk was very easy to build and has exactly enough space for what I need. The motor to raise and lower the desk is slow but I am completely fine with that for the price point. I am 5' 7" and the desk raises higher than I need it to be for standing. I am very please with my purchase.

This review is for the 40” version.First, note that although you see a cable tray in the 360 photo (and you can also see it peeking out in one of the normal photos), there is NO CABLE TRAY included. Read the descriptions, rather than going by the inaccurate product photos.I wanted a motorized standing desk, and after spending way too much time researching and comparing, I chose this model. I liked the upper level with the two pull out trays, and also wanted something that had wheels. I also decided to go very small so it would fit in the corner of a room - an 40” fits there perfectly.Assembly was simple, and easy to do alone. Everything seems good quality, though the main desk is actually two pieces that get bolted together with little metal plates from below. That is really the only thing about this design that made it seem more like cheap assemble furniture kits. This kind of surprises me, considering this was not some sub-$100 cheap kit from Walmart.The wheels are included, and you can use them instead of the normal feet. They are plastic, and I did not see how much weight they can handle.Build quality was excellent. Everything lined up very well.The motor is smooth and silent. You have four memory buttons to program heights.KEEP THE MANUAL — you may need to reset the motor after a power outtage, and there are a few functions that involve pressing multiple buttons to get to.BEFORE BUYING THIS MODEL: If I knew then what I know now, I would have kept looking.This unit has a pass-through cable hole in the back of the desk. This lets you drop cables DOWN, which is great for power (since outlets will be below). But if you are running HDMI, USB, etc., your cable goes down, then has to come up and around the back to get to the desk platform. Not a big deal, but having the hole in the back would have been easier.With a standing desk, raising the desk means you need long cables to go from the floor (where a power strip or UPS might be) to the top. In my situation, several of my devices (Synology, monitor, etc.) have a short cable, then a DC converter box, then another cable to the device. The desk goes up tall and that wants to drag the DC converter box and hang it from the air, putting stress on the device power jacks. I learned this the hard ware as I raised my desk for the first time ;-)To solve this, you need to mount a power strip or something higher. There is nothing included to help with this. Two of the photos show an under-desk cable tray, but you don’t actually get one.IF YOU DON’T MIND DRILLING in to this pressboard, you can find many trays you can add. BUT, if you don’t want to drill, you have few options. THe back between the desk and the top platform prevents you from having anywhere to clamp on any of the “no drill” trays.Also, I had planned to put my monitor on a monitor arm, clamping it to the table. No place to do that with this design.It turns out, one of the things I liked most about this table works against me for cable management and being able to use a monitor arm.I am not sure what the solution for the monitor arm is, but drilling (assuming the pressboard can handle any weight with screws attached from below) can solve the cable management issue.High quality. Support is responsive to questions but they had no cable tray suggestions.If I had it to do all over again, I would have found a similar 40” one with an open back, and then I could easily add clamp on monitor arms or sable management trays.I really like this desk, and will figure something out.

Purchased August 2023, easy to assemble. Have used this for work from home jobs since then. Holding up great with no signs of wear. Love how aesthetically pleasing it is and is big enough for my needs. Drawers get used regularly and are an amazing feature. Motor is still motoring just fine and have had zero issues. I regularly use the standing feature, about 4 days out of the week. Only complaint if any is no cable management but I am still very pleased with purchase especially considering how well its holding up. Please hold judgement on my lack of cable management from photo, thank you.