JYLH JOYSEEKERElectric Standing Desk with Drawers, Whole Piece 48 Inches Adjustable Height Desk, Modern Sit Stand Up Desk,Ergonomic Rising Desk for Home Office Workstation, Light Wood

I have sciatica and got this desk so I could stand at my computer. It was heavy, but solidly built and easy to put together. I love that I can easily nudge the height a few inches higher or lower to mix things up and give my body a different position to work from. It also has a great shallow drawer for pens & note pads etc, perfect for clearing off the desk clutter while keeping those things close at hand. I added a non-slip liner inside the drawer so things don’t slide around. I also love the phone charging port and use it every day.The only issue I’ve had with it so far is that when I press the manual “down” button it gives an error message and stops. But if I press the pre-set “seated” height icon it works fine—so I use that button instead and just stop it at the height I want. I haven’t tried to delve into why it’s having an issue with lower manually, maybe I just need to reset it.

The table was relatively easy to assemble (according to my husband, he loves to assemble things). There are a couple of quirky things to note. Someone has mentioned this already, and I'd really like to resolve it, need to call CS and see what they say. But after assembling, we tested the auto adjustment and it moves very smoothly and quietly. However, once adjusted past a certain height (around 100), if you lower it, it will lower a bit and give you an error code. We trouble shot it via the manual, but the problem is that it wouldn't allow us to reset. But we found that if you press it to the highest height and then press to the lowest, it'll work and the error code goes away. When we were testing the buttons, it also showed a "hot" sign and stopped working as if it needed to cool down, but we didn't press the buttons much and were testing it. So we unplugged it and plugged it back in and that reset it too.A different quirk is that the adjustment buttons are SUPER sensitive. I thought it was like a touch screen, but they're actual buttons and when I would brush up against it or accidentally (barely) lean by (like when you reach over to grab something and your thigh gently presses up), it'll activate a button and start to move.But overall, I really like the desk, the drawer is probably one of the widest ones I could find for an adjustable desk of this size. The legs are heavy, so no worries about tipping over, and according to the Huz, who was a professional welder, the welds look good. I originally looked at one very similar through an office furniture company, but that was over $400 more and the drawer was and add on and smaller. So I guess for the price point, you're bound to have a couple of quirks.

I just put this together today and so far I love it. It was way easier to put together than I expected. It is a bit heavy so if you have someone to help, it might be a little easier, but I managed to do it on my own. Perfect for small spaces. Provides a good about of desk space without taking up too much room. I live in a studio and it doesn’t take up too much room. Definitely glad I went with this one over some of the others I looked at.

Overall, I am very satisfied with the product.

I got to the final step and can’t finish it. The crossbar is too short and Amazon insists I return. I can’t contact the seller.

Perfect. Exactly what I was looking for.

I was pleased with this desk for the most part given that the price was fairly reasonable. The buttons were too sensitive and the desk would commonly move when I'd mistakenly glide my hands on the desk. Even from the first time I adjusted the height it would give me error codes that were not in the manual and just revert to the shortest setting. I dealt with it but it was annoying - why did I pay for a desk that didn't do what I wanted? Looking back, I wish I would have done something about it then because now - just a little over a year from purchasing it, it has stopped working. The buttons just aren't responsive at all. I guess it's true, you get what you pay for.