Mainstays Electric Standing Desk with Height Memory Presets, Headphone Hook and Cable Management, White

Hard to find a sit/stand desk at a reasonable price. I was skeptical about the quality, but this desk is sturdy and has worked great. My spouse uses this desk daily to work from home and it is serving its purpose well. I put it together by myself and it was not difficult at all. Very well thought out building plans. I do suggest building it on a table or counter top to avoid having to scoot around on the floor, and this will help with turning it over once construction is complete. Not sure if it helps with stability, but I put a little gorilla glue in the predrilled holes and on the smaller screws that support the tabletop. If you're looking for a smaller affordable sit/stand desk, I highly recommend this one.

I use this desk for working at home for 45 hours a week. I am very happy with this solid desk. It has a nice surface edging. I would prefer that the surface was a single board instead of two, split for shipping size. However the pieces are held together my many edge dowels and should not warp. I got a oversized 30" wide mouse pad, so I don't really notice the seam. The construction is solid with no wiggle. It is heavy and sturdy. The elevation is smooth and the controls are easy to use with a display the shows the height and has 4 presets you can program. I don't use it in the standing position, but it can rise quite a bit. The electric motor is smooth and quiet. The assembly does take some time, but all of the holes were predrilled and accurately positioned. Follow the instructions in order and you will be fine. I found it convenient to assemble on a short table like a coffee table with a towel over it. I found it was very helpful to use a small cordless screwdriver with a clutch on a low setting like 1 or 2 and a longer (2"-3") %232 Philips tip. I have a Hyper Tough screwdriver I had purchased at Walmart as well. Some people reorted that only one side of the desk would move under power. The power shaft that transferred power from the motor to the other leg does have a specific orientation. The thorough instructions show that the one end has a longer distance from the stop. If put in backward, I think the shaftvwill engage the motor and will not drive the other leg up or down. all in all a well designed desk that should last for years.