FEZIBO 48 x 24 Inches Standing Desk with Drawer, Adjustable Height Electric Stand up Desk with Storage, Sit Stand Home Office Desk, Ergonomic Computer Desk, Black

Purchased this desk for a home office and it has served both my husband and I well for over a year, if not two years. It lives on carpet which may add sturdiness, but we’ve never had a concerning wobble no matter how tall we have the desktop. It was incredibly easy to build and I haven’t had to tighten a single screw since we’ve had it.The leveling presets are also incredible and plentiful enough to suit myself and my husband who is an entire foot taller than me. There’s enough workroom room for us to do what need to, and for our 15 pound cat to “cowork” with us.i love this product and i would purchase this or something else from this brand again.

For the money this desk is awesome. Could it be better? Probably. But for the money it gets extremely high grades. First, the packaging is so protective. Who hasn't had the horror of lugging a big box of unassembled furniture home (or had delivered) only to open it and find some of the pieces smashed or broken? But this has been packaged in a way to really help prevent that. The cardboard box is extremely heavy duty and sturdy and they have placed plastic corner supports to help prevent the dreaded damage that happens to the corners. And on the inside they have further protected the worktop with rubber corner bumpers. I have never had anything so well packaged. The assembly instructions are pretty easy to follow. Each part is CLEARLY labeled with a letter....but not stuck on the actual item but insted on a plastic wrap around the item, so you don't have to struggle to try to remove these stickers. The hardware are all individually packatged and labeled...AND....just in case....they also provide a packet of extra pieces in case you lose one. The instructions are all drawings....no words....so they are very easy to follow but if you have difficulty with those types of instructions you may not like these. Because some reviews had managed the difficulty of flipping the table over if doing this by yourself.......and because I was doing it by myself......I was pretty afraid of breaking the top, which is really 2 separate pieces. So instead I opted to assemble the top right-side-up, instead of upside-down as instructed. It took me a minute to be extra careful to envision which direction to place the top on the legs in that orientation, but it was definitely a lot easier for me to not have to flip the table over. There were many reviews stating that the drawer was not very good and I agreed with them. It was more like a felt storage box and I felt the grey color was not in keeping with the desk that I got (Rustic Brown) so I opted to just not install that drawer and to have a more clean look. The Rustic Brown option was the best option for where I was putting the desk, but as expected, it is the kind of fake wood look that is like a photo of wood that has been laminated on top of some kind of particle boards. I do fear a little that it will scratch but time will tell. For the price I didn't expect anything more. The two boards for the top are held together with 4 wooden pegs and then 3 metal brackets. I used my own glue on the wooden pegs as they were so loose they were basically not doing anything to hold the pieces together. The brackets are a good idea. Even with all those connections, the 2 pieces do not exactly join seamlessly. It's fine but not perfectly perfectly even flat across. If you are looking for this to be a nice piece of furniture in a nice room with other hardwood expensive furniture, then you will be disappointed. But if you know exactly what this kind of disassembled furniture (like the stuff from Target or Christmas Tree Shop) is like then you will know just what this is. For the price that is what I expected and I was so pleased with the packaging and easy instructions that I rate this very highly. Now must of us are probably buying this for the standing feature. I have not used it enough to speak to it's quality, but so far it is working very well. I have used an expensive standing desk at my previous job and this seems to work on the same smoothness level as that one. Even better, this one has preset positions that you can store in memory (3 of them) so I find that to be very convenient. The previous desk I used did not have this and it is definitely a bit of a pain to have to judge the right position each time you change from sitting to standing. In the future, if I ever decided I needed a better aesthetic, I am sure I could simpley replace the top with my own wood as it very simply screws onto the moving base. I am quite pleased with this.

This is a great desk. It’s very well-made. The mechanism moves the desktop up and down smoothly. It was relatively easy to put together. The basket that is mounted under the desktop is the Achilles heel. First it’s not an actual drawer it’s a fabric basket that slides back-and-forth on rails. We got the desk all put together and the last thing we attached before turning the desk right side up was the rails that screwed in to the bottom of the desk. When we turned it right side up, to our horror and dismay, the screws provided to attach the rails were too long and they were sticking right up through the desktop. We were very careful to use the right screws. The hardware was labeled very carefully to ensure that the right screws and bolts are used in the right places. The screws were just too long. I don’t know if someone made a substitution at the factory or if those are the standard screws for the rails, but they were too long. If we had any inclination that this might have been a problem we could have used the rubber washers that are provided in a handy bag of extra parts. The washers are actually used between the frame and the desktop and they had conveniently provided some extras. The directions didn’t say to use those rubber spacers when installing the drawer rails but they would have taken up just enough space to keep the screws from coming up through the desktop if we had known. We spent all that time putting it together and were so disappointed when we damaged it due to poor design. The desk is very heavy and we opted to take a discount rebate instead of going through the hassle of returning the desk and getting a new one and starting over putting it together. We just backed the screws out and removed the rails and basket, which was going to be an ongoing problem, we could already tell, and put a desk blotter over the damaged desktop. They really need to work on putting a real drawer on this desk, and providing shorter screws to attach the rails. So disappointed because this is such a nice desk. When you buy something nice and new you just want it to be nice and new. Hopefully they will work this out. R&D? Are you listening??