I actually love it 😍 here are some pros: - box was manageable to carry down the stairs. Although I would suggest two persons if you are not used to carrying heavy boxes around. - sturdy - affordable (and available) - arrived in a reasonable time frame - parts are labeled clearly Here are some cons: - assembly was a great challenge. I am pretty resourceful and handy but it still took me a good two hours to complete. There’s quite a lot of screws involved. - the handle is not included in the table’s measurements. Therefore you need to have an extra 15 cm clearing on top of the 140 cm tabletop. - the instructions are just graphics, no words included to help you complete your task.

It’s been a while since I wanted a standing desk and I’m definetely happy with this one. The table top is in four parts so I was a little worried it wouldn’t look good but it was perfect in the end. Only thing is it’s a little shaky when it’s in standing position but it’s possibly my floor that isn’t totally flat. I had a missing part but the customer service was incredibly fast in sending it back to me. Bought a second one for my boyfriend!

The desk works for me. It has a generously-sized work surface, and the hand crank raises and lowers to the perfect height. It took "forever" to assemble. *NOTE TO MANUFACTURER: YOUR INSTRUCTIONS SUCK! I had to read the tiny schematics with a magnifying glass.kidding. No kidding! I persevered and finally got it assembled in about 6 hours a LONG time for a product with few parts. Shoppers+ offered me a $10 credit for some factory damage to the surface (see photos)

it took a bit to mount and some holes are not pierced at the right place, but I was aware of it since another review said it too. Otherwise the desk feels sturdy and doesn't feel cheap. I'd buy again.

Bon produit pour le prix. Le bureau en soit serait 3.5 / 5 : absence de tiroir pour clavier souris, conception de la manivelle d'actionnement du mécanisme à revoir et le choix de segmenter la table en 4 morceaux est discutable. Je lui redonne son 1.5 étoile à cause de son prix abordable en comparaison de ce qui existe.

Desk was easy to assemble, but one stupid thing the manual doesn't tell you is that you have to unscrew the 3 little screws in the metal cylindrical bits at 3 points across the crank bar in order to extend the bar to the proper length of the desk. Once you figure that out it's pretty smooth sailing. The other thing is that the screw holes for the table top in the middle for support are on the opposite side of where they should be, so I had to just make my own holes. The other thing that's been kinda bugging me is that the weight capacity for this thing doesn't seem to apply to once the desk is cranked up to standing. For some reason, now that I have 2 monitors, a laptop, a very light keyboard and mouse, a cell phone, a power brick, a power bar, and some cables on a rack mounted under the table, whenever I put the slightest bit of pressure to lean on the table it starts to descend and the crank slams into the underside of the desk. If I don't touch the desk it doesn't descend, but if I put my wrists on it, I need to use the crank to brace the desk from descending on its own, which leaves me worried about the crank getting destroyed if I accidentally lean my elbow on the desk. I highly doubt all of that stuff gets anywhere close to 150 lbs. I dunno if I did something wrong, but maybe that is just how it is with a manual crank.