FLEXISPOTE6 Essential Bamboo 3 Stages Dual Motor 55x28 Inch Electric Height Adjustable Standing Whole-Piece Board Desk Sit Stand Up Desk (White Frame + Bamboo Desktop)

Bamboo top is very nice, sturdy and comfortable. Size overall was great. I put a small mat on it for keyboard and mouse just for protection, but it seems like this will hold up well regardless. Mechanics of the up and down work great, smooth and very sturdy. Assembly was very straightforward but you may want a second pair of hands for maneuvering.

I have been using this desk for a little over 6 months, and I love it. It does everything I need, and is a great value especially compared to some of the more expensive brands out there. Motor is quiet while moving, and I like having 4 different options for height. It feels extremely sturdy in the sitting position, but does have some wobbliness at standing heights. However, I wouldn't say it's noticeable enough to detract from my experience (maybe 1-3mm of wobble from front to back). Assembling was very straightforward, but I would definitely recommend having 2 people for setup.I wouldn't say the bamboo veneer feels overly "premium," but it's still a very solid worktop and has very good resistance to dings and scratches. Furthermore, there are other more premium options available if that's important to you. The metal frame is very solid (the package weighs A LOT). I really appreciate that this desk does not have a crossbar underneath that would get in the way of my legs. I also really appreciate the low-profile, rounded edges of the feet of the desk and have not had any issue tripping or kicking them (my workspace is pretty tight, so this is a huge benefit).If I could recommend anything, I would grab some cable management for underneath the desk. The cords running underneath are fairly well-contained, but they could benefit from being strapped/connected to the desktop for anyone who wants the cords to be 100% out of the way. I believe they offer cable management options, but I did not get any so I can't speak to their quality.I would highly recommend this desk to anyone thinking of getting a standing desk.

I have had this desk for a few years now and man it’s amazing. The design is beautiful with the bamboo top and it being one solid piece makes it a great value for the money. It was easy to assemble and is the perfect size desk for everything I need. I have used with multiple setups from laptops to desktops, multiple monitors of different sizes to now using two ultrawides with my custom PC I built myself. It’s very sturdy having it adjusted up all the way to stand at even having two big monitors stacked as you see in my photos. Dual motors in the legs was something I needed to have knowing it would last longer. I love this desk so very much and very very happy with my purchase and this completely changed my life. From gaming to work this has been wonderful. I will forever be buying this brand of desk for the rest of my life.

Don't be alarmed if the entire desk doesn't show up immediately. The tabletop and base/motor arrived on different days. For me, the setup took less than an hour. It's best done on a carpeted floor with ample space to work. The build is done upside down, so there's nothing heavy to lift. The instructions are minimal, and the drawings could be better. If you take it step-by-step, there is zero room for error.My setup includes a pair of clamp-on lamps, a pair of clamp-on adjustable monitor arms, cable runs, and various kinds of equipment on my desk. Unlike cheaper plastic-formed tables, the top and bottom surfaces are parallel and very strong, so all of my attachments clamp on, leaving lots of room in the middle of the desk for what I need it for—work.The adjustment mechanism that lifts and lowers the table is quiet, smooth, and doesn't wobble. I'm super happy with this purchase and hope you'll like yours. One more thing, spring $10 for the cut-out. It puts more of your stuff within reach and makes it feel more comfortable.

This is the first adjustable standing desk I have ever used. It's high enough quality, especially compared to the sitting ikea desk I used before this. I have used multiple standing desks which were not adjustable, or countertops that happened to be the perfect height for someone of my size to use.First, the retailer didn't obviously mention that they would be shipping the desk in two different shipments, one for the frame, and one for the desktop. This caught me off guard and I worried that either FedEx messed up my order, or the retailer did. Upon talking to the retailer, they told me the desktop was shipped separate, and immediately gave me the shipping number for it. Good customer service, but I feel it should be mentioned, and I wish that Amazon had support for multi-part orders, but AFAIK it does not at time of review.The packing was superb, and even though the desktop's box was heavily damaged, the desktop itself was perfectly fine. I was so worried that it was severely damaged that I carefully documented the box before opening it, only to find it was fine. Further, the packaging was not wasteful in any regard, and it wasn't mummified with packing tape.Assembly for this desk is a little bit painful. The frame of the desk are extremely heavy, as one would expect from a standing desk with two motorized legs. While the frame can be assembled by alone, the box of parts should not be carried by one, nor should the frame be positioned on the desk alone. *Because of the lack of knowledge of two different shipments, I had arranged for a friend to help me out on the day the provided tracking number was fulfilled. Because only the frame was there, I wasn't able to get help assembly until much later.* While the rubber bits on the connection between the desktop and the legs is great for preventing scuffing, it felt like they were single use. If I need to deconstruct my desk to move, I'm afraid the rubber bits will not survive. The rubber bits also make it extremely difficult to line up the holes on the bottom of the desktop during installation. Using a reamer, or a toothpick will let you poke through the rubber bits to align the desktop and the legs.The desk is *insanely* stable at sitting heights, and it is significantly sturdier than a four post desk from ikea, but comparable to a solidly built desk with drawers on one side, such as the one offered by my university's dorms. At my standing height (desk height @ 43") the desk is a little bit wobbly, which is not noticeable unless I am typing quickly. This is annoying at best, impeding at worst.The bamboo desktop is nice. The finish on it is a little coarse, which I find grips the feet of my laptop and my keyboard real well, but provides a bit more friction on my mouse than I am used to. For me, it's not a problem in the slightest, but if you expected a smooth, glossy finish, you will be disappointed.Finally, the price. I can't fault the seller too much about this, but amazon was very deceptive about the sale provided for Prime Day. They gave me a supposed massive deal, which was really just 20$ off the price of the desk with the manufacturer coupon, or 480$. It was the same price on the manufacturer's website (at time of sale). The 599$ asking price is unrealistic for what this desk has gone for in the past, it is just a shady pricing tactic used by most sellers and marketplaces. The manufacturer's website also used manipulative tactics, such as artificial scarcity during their Columbus day sales, where they had limited sale stock, misleading sales, and a chance to get a discount if you purchased a desk at a particular time.If I remember to update this review after a few months of use, I will, otherwise, this is based off a day's worth of use.