EE EUREKA ERGONOMIC L Shaped Standing Desk, 61" Electric Adjustable Height Gaming Desk, Sit to Stand Desk Home Office Corner Computer Desk Large PC Desktop Workstation with Dual Motor,Black/Right

I replaced a non-standing desk with this one, this one is a little bit wider than my original and feels way more roomy than the previous with the extra side part of the desk. I moved my laptop off to that side of the desk which opened up the main part of my desk so it isn't so cramped. I use mine with an extra stand on top that holds the monitors and some other organizational pieces. The only thing that I miss from my old desk is an under desk shelf or organizer for holding power bricks and such, and there are plenty of third party options out there, but would have made it the perfect desk if it had that instead of the cable organizers on the sides that are overall just meh in my book.Putting the desk together was pretty easy, and as others have mentioned the screws that hold the bar that runs across the desk in place stick down quite a bit and I have hit my knees on them sometimes when in the sitting position. Making sure that you don't have a gap in the desk is mentioned in the instructions, but I guess I didn't pay enough attention as I ended up with a bigger gap than I would like, but I put together a second one for my wife and did a much better job that time, so make sure that you have the pieces together well before you screw in the joining bar.The mouse pad that comes with the desk is nice, but I ended up replacing it pretty quickly because it was holding on to pet hair quite a bit.

This is a great desk! All the parts are very well made and strong. One thing to be aware of, when mounting the power box, make sure to measure how far the cords on each side can reach. One of the cords from one of the legs is longer than the other, so you will not be able to thread the cords like the instructions say. The way I got around this rather than taking the legs off and switching them (which is basically impossible after you get them on) was just by flipping the power box the other way instead of how the instructions want it to be and it worked out fine and none of the cords have issues then. This will all make more sense once you get building. Other than that, this is a great desk for the price, lots of room and can go pretty high up and I even have a treadmill I stand on that fits under the desk. All around, great product!

I think the instructions were, for the most part, pretty clear and straight to the point. The only thing that didn't make sense is the middle bracket or bent bracket (the piece that connects the two legs underneath the table). The instruction stated to screw in a bolt into them but the brackets didn't have a hole into where the allen bolt would screw in. I also had a little bit of difficulty with fitting the motor between the brackets. Used a screwdriver to pry the piece into place. Other than that, everything bolted to where it supposed to be. They do give you a screwdriver and two allen wrenches. So that's a plus.If you are going to place this desk into a room, assemble the desk in that room. It's heavy as is and the wiggle room between the doorway is none. I had to remove some parts (which I won't take away the star from them). I only wanted to take half a star from them because the unclear directions for the bent brackets and the minor difficulty of place the servo motor between the brackets with the screw driver.Is it worth buying? Only time will tell, but for right now, yes. So much cheaper than autonomous.ai smart desk.

The desk is better than I thought it would be! Easy to put together because the instructions were awesome (no words, just pictures). The desk is made to be orientated either left or right. The desk is solid, clean and all pilot holes were pre-drilled (for the desktop piece).The only problem I have (but not really a big deal) is underneath the desktop where the middle brackets that connect to each side of the motor/stands, there were no screw holes for the bolts to go into. Not sure if they forget to drill the holes in the middle brackets or it’s suppose to be that way (see picture 4, will email eureka to get an answer).All-in-all, it’s a nice desk and not to ostentatious with the teen gamer look! The leg motors, control box and touch pad are great. The mouse pad is fine and it does it’s job but I don’t want a huge scorpion on the desk. Wish it came with cable management trays for under the desktop but no big deal, boom

I bought this because of the price and the extra space on the side. It was easy to assemble, very sturdy. It operates smoothly and moves up and down pretty quickly.The top comes in 2 pieces, and one was damaged. I contacted the seller through Amazon and they quickly got me a replacement. Excellent customer service. They just asked for a picture of the damaged piece.Enjoying the desk, would definitely recommend.

Love this desk the motor is very quiet and smooth from a sitting to a standing transition please very sturdy. easy to put together. Over all a fantastic desk for the price and functions!

The size of this desk was exactly what I needed. I have a 49" wide monitor plus a 17" laptop. The monitor fits perfectly on the long end and I place the laptop on the short ear.I love how open the space under the desk is - many of the comparable models had 3 sets of legs which would have gotten in the way of how I work.The base of the unit is really sturdy and the rise mechanism runs smoothly. Assembly was easy with clear instructions.I discarded the gamer decals and the mousepad - they just weren't appropriate for my room.

This is my WFH desk, and I love this desk. I have plenty of space for my dual 27" monitors which I have mounted on adjustable arms directly to the desktop. I will stand up 2-3 times per day and have never encountered an issue with the mechanism.Assembly went as expected, however I am mechanically inclined. I still think the average person will not have any trouble with the instructions.