AECOJOY Electric Stand Up Desk Frame, Height Adjustable Standing Base Single Motor DIY Workstation with Memory Controller

My take on this desk is as follows…The desk arrived on time. The packaging was excellent. All the vital components were protected with foam packaging. The first thing I did was to lay all the larger pieces on the ground and the smaller pieces on a table. There were no missing pieces, and everything was in pristine condition, no blemishes. The installation instructions and user manual were included. To be honest, I think the installation instructions were a bit confusing. It would have been helpful to have labels on the parts. Orientation arrows would have been helpful. There were only labels on the screws. There was a plastic fitting that attaches to the nut of the center shaft. It is used to help secure the two halves together. This was not stated in the installation manual. It took about two hours to assemble.I paired this frame with an Alera Reversible Laminate Table Top, with the dimensions, 59.375” x 29.5”. It fit like a glove. The table top did not come pre-drilled, so I had to measure and mark the holes before securing it to the frame with the provided 6 screws.Connecting the electronics was straight forward. I used the provided screws to install the control panel (switch) on the right side of the table top. I really like the way the buttons look and its subtle but satisfying tactile feel to them. The display letters are white. I prefer that over other tables that use red letters. There are up and down arrows, four presets, and a memory ‘M’ button. Operating the table is a no brainer. It worked flawless from the first time I used it. I did not get any error messages. Setting the presets are very simple. You use the up or down arrows to set the height, press the ‘M’ button and then press one preset button (1, 2, 3, or 4) and you’re good to go. I did experience an overheating warning message. It occurred when I was installing hardware underneath the table. I was raising and lowering the table in a short period of time and that’s when it happened. I had to cycle the power to bypass the thermal shut down status. To be honest, I don’t anticipate this to be a problem for me, as I will adjust the height upwards of 10 minutes at a time during normal use. The merchant claims the table raises at 1” per second. It’s a bit slower than most other tables (at 1.5”). It takes about 15 seconds for the table to raise and lower to my preferred heights. It’s acceptable to me. It is rated at 265 lbs. load capacity. This is fantastic, since the table uses a single motor, where others use two motors and have a lower load capacity. My theory is that the table uses higher torque at the expense of speed to meet these specs. The legs are telescoping with only two interconnecting legs per side. It looks very clean. One of its defining characteristics is that it is very stable. It hardly budges. It really does feel rock solid. I did notice that it has a very subtle wobble when lowering to the minimum height. Time will tell if the lifting mechanism holds up. The adjustable feet made it easy to level the table.For the price I paid, I am very satisfied with the quality of this table. If you don’t mind spending the time to assemble it, I would recommend it to anyone.

Very sturdy and easy to install. I have a set on top of desk riser at work that only allows a limited amount of room, but I still wanted to recreate that at home. Found this for relatively the same price when I looked at a similar stand and monitor mounts, but this is way better. I love having my full desk rise up or down at the push of a button. I love having everything I need at the height I am working at, and not just a portion. Assembly was very easy, took me a bit longer than i would think most would encounter because I had to figure out the angles for my L-shaped corner desk. All in all well worth every penny.

I was able to fully assemble and use the product within an hour. The assembly instructions were good enough. I don't really have any complaints. I've been using it for a few weeks and it seems like a pretty solid product, but it's important to make sure the legs are perfectly vertical and parallel to minimize shaking and imbalance in the motorized performance. From sit to stand, the motor speed is about 23 seconds. Not fast, but you get what you pay for. Overall, I'm really happy with this for a home office solution.

After reading the comments here I was well-prepared to assemble this when it arrived. The instructions are a little hard to read as the type is small and the pics they have are small too. However - my husband and I went through step by step and put it together and it works great. We purchased a 4' x 8' laminated plywood - 3/4" thick, Maple wood laminate (any laminate will do) and had it cut to 30" x 6', which left me two pieces - 2' x 4' I used as a return (sit on top of file cabinets) and the remaining long piece 18" x 8' as a counter space. We did the staining and clear coat finish and then attached the main desk (30" x 6') to the table leg assembly. Once we plugged it in - we tested all the buttons - it works great. I'm really happy with the result. I also purchased a shelf below the desk to hold my accessories - USB hub, hard drive, etc. and attached two power strips underneath as well - so everything is attached to the desktop and there's only one plug that goes down to the battery backup unit which plugs into the wall. I drilled a hole at the back of the desktop so all the cords can go through there to the shelf below and hook into those power sources and/or hubs. This way the table moves as one unit and I don't have a bunch of cords all over the place.