EUREKA ERGONOMIC Electric Standing Height Adjustable Gaming Computer Home Office Metal Desk with RGB LED Lights with Gaming Style Design, Dual Motor with Self-Locking Protection, Black, 65 inch

Purchased the table thinking it will be stable, however, seems like the wooden plan is 2 separate pieces that needs to be joined in between. This leads to stability issues.

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.

The desk is fine but the engine is so weak and noisy that it takes longer than other desks to go up and down. Definitely not a good deal for home office as you hear it from other rooms.

good product , i recommended you to buy

The wood on the bottom side was too weak , it broke easily on one side and the motor screws wont hold anymore. Had to improvise and glue it from one side to keep it from falling.

I didn't use some of the extras, like the holders and things, as my space didn't really allow it. Just an FYI. It does come with some "gamer" type things, stickers and such that I didn't use either. I really just wanted a wide desk that can go up and down. Honestly, it does that fine, I just feel the extra stuff probably isn't used that often. With that being said, this was easy to assemble, but I am handy with tools. It comes with some cable management options, which were cool and helpful. The table seems solid. I can't remember when I bought this, but its been awhile and I've had no issues. It isn't that loud, and raises and lowers at a decent pace. I have two sets a speakers, one with a small sub, 3 monitors with two mounts, a Switch, and various accessories on this table, and it holds it all fine, and I don't think it even slowed down the the up speed. I don't think I really have any issues with this table, though I feel like the stickers and cup holders are unnecessary. If the manufacturers read this, I would take that extra stuff out, and forward whatever that costs onto other parts of the table, or lower the price a little.