Always wanted a big desk and this definitely meets that requirement. I'm able to fit 1 monitor, 1 iPad, and 2 laptops on it. Especially love that the table top comes in 1 piece and not 2 like some other standup desks out there. Only just got it and used it for a few days, but works great so far! One thing that could be better is the wire management. The desk comes with these wire hooks (not sure what they are called) to help keep the cord (from the standup button) against the bottom of the table. This is great so the cord is not hanging all over the place. However, the command strip that helps keep the wire hooks against the table are not sticky so it keeps on falling and it's only been a few days. It would have been nice if they stayed but not a big deal.

Easy assembly but it is heavy - followed directions and took about 40 mins. Able to put my 2 large monitors with space still on the sides. sleek look and can organize cords underneath. I have the flexispot under desk bike and its nice to use while working from home, then easily transition to sitting or standing. highly recommend!

This review is for 48X30 size, white table top. with white frame.Been using for more than 3 months.Pros:1. Not too many number parts to connect, install is manageable. Though I would suggest 2 person job as its quite heavy without tabletop. With table top it is pretty heavy for single person to flip the entire table upside down once the legs are installed on the bottom facing side of table top which requires to place table top face down during installation.2. Good looking, average installation time, table for WFH. Not as sturdy as usual office standup tables, but for the price of $180, it is acceptable.Cons:1. Each part should be labelled with same abbreviations as in instruction manual.2. Install step 2: One of the critical punch out hole for crossbeam was ... MoreThis review is for 48X30 size, white table top. with white frame.Been using for more than 3 months.Pros:1. Not too many number parts to connect, install is manageable. Though I would suggest 2 person job as its quite heavy without tabletop. With table top it is pretty heavy for single person to flip the entire table upside down once the legs are installed on the bottom facing side of table top which requires to place table top face down during installation.2. Good looking, average installation time, table for WFH. Not as sturdy as usual office standup tables, but for the price of $180, it is acceptable.Cons:1. Each part should be labelled with same abbreviations as in instruction manual.2. Install step 2: One of the critical punch out hole for crossbeam was not cut out/knocked out, I could not get it knocked out even with good amount of hammering. I had to finish my assembly without one screw not screwed in.3. Install step 5: No holes pre-drilled in the center for attaching crossbeam to the table top, even though there are 2 notches at the center of crossbeam expecting to hold screws reaching into tabletop. I had to drill through table top inserting through these notches to stabilize table top connecting to crossbeam at the center.4. Install step 5: Position of pre-drilled holes for keypad is totally wrong, that will set the up/down buttons way inside the table top without convenient access. I had to drill holes to install keypad.5. Baffles covering the transmission rod actually come in contact with chunky hex bolt of transmission rod. This causes friction and noise when operating transmission rod for up/down movement. I had to wedge baffles forcibly to not make contact with transmission rod's chunky hex bolt.6. 3 different hex sizes are used in assembly, should reduce to only one or max 2 different hex sizes, this adds complexity and necessity of different sizes of hex keys.7. I have not raised the table to max height yet, but with 2 monitors and a laptop you can sense you can sway table sideways as well as front %26 backwards., though more on sideways.