EUREKA ERGONOMIC Standing Desk Keyboard Tray, Wing Shaped, 72'' Large Studio Music Desk, LED Convertible Shelves, Electric Height Adjustable Dual Motor, Gaming Recording Live Stream, Slot Design

This desk is amazing! All the parts feel very high quality. Framing is very sturdy, heavy metal. The motor for lifting the desk is dead silent. Going up and down has no wobbles or signs of instability. The 72” gives you a ton of space and so many added bonuses with the cub holder and headphone rack. The keyboard tray is a great size and gives you so much comfort when typing. Definitely worth every penny. Assembly was a bit of a challenge but you won’t regret doing it.

Perfect for my music studio / Zoom office, where I sometimes need to use the computer keyboard on the sliding drawer and sometimes I need to move it out of the way and get access to my synthesizers. I can raise and lower the desk to do both of those things most efficiently. I did not install any of the three shelves because I have three monitors and a lot of equipment that has to fit in that space. Having the entire keyboard drawer shelf being a mouse pad is really nice, and the wrist pad keeps the mouse from sliding off too. The one thing I would add to the instruction manual is to tell us when it IS time to tighten all of those screws that the manual says “do not tighten the screws yet”. Otherwise the manual was very good and the assembly was lengthy, but not difficult even just for one person.

Overall this is a nice desk. I was looking to make a change from a traditional fixed height wooden desk to a modern standing desk. That change came with some considerations that I didn’t factor in initially but overall I’m pleased. I’ll start with the considerations. First, the usable width of the desk isn’t 72” it’s more like 63”. This is because the curved nature of the desk makes it far less wide at the front of the desk than near the mid-back. Technically it’s 72” but you shouldn’t treat this like a rectangle desk of the same width. Second, the raised panels are nice and you can add LED strips (included) under them to make a nice aesthetic, that said they have their limits when it comes to weight and couldn’t support my screen (Samsung G9 57” Odyssey-without its stand it is about 33-35lbs.) so I had to remove the center panel and mount it directly to my main desk. It’s fine, just not ideal. I thought about leaving it in and adding support legs of some sort under the front of the panel but didn’t care that much so just removed it. 3rd, it’s a cable management nightmare. I’m honestly overwhelmed with the cables under the desk and haven’t thought about how I’m going to make that look less crazy but I’m not there yet. Time will tell. As for the good, it’s way to build. Follow the instructions and you’ll be just fine. It comes with tons of extra screws and cable management ties so it’ll help hide stuff if you put in the effort to do it. Maine leveraging a USB hub might fix my issues. It’s more than sturdy enough. As I mentioned my screen is heavy… it’s ridiculous honestly… and though I love it, it comes with its share of challenges as well but this desk manages it just fine. The height adjustment works flawlessly and its memory feature is awesome for someone with OCD like myself. Overall I’m really happy with it. I have to tidy it up a bit but I’m gonna love it for years to come!

This was the largest standing desk I was able to find and after using it for several months, I can say I'm very happy with the purchase. It took a while to put together and it was challenging at one point as I was doing it alone, but patience is key. The instructions were mostly clear and everything came together nicely. This is a beast of a desk! I'm running a triple-monitor setup and using a KVM switch to flip between a desktop and a work laptop/dock. Even with all of that weight, the desk has performed flawlessly - having dual motors is essential. Also, it's fantastic having more space than I know what to do with! One note: before you apply the LED strips, you'll want to carefully test and consider the shelf placement as it would be incredibly difficult to move them after everything is in place. The only thing I miss in transitioning from my old standup desk to this one is having a drawer (yeah, the desk is huge, but I don't want to clutter it with pens and post-it notes.) If they could design a couple mini-drawers that would go on either side, I would buy them in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, everything I've been able to find online would not be able to fit in the limited space available. Some things I would change: 1. Change the LED wiring to run on two separate circuits to make it easier to move the shelves. 2. Angle the motors instead of having them face each other; this redesign would free up space under the desk to allow the installation of drawers

So where to begin. This desk was a game changer for me. I use it as a home office desk and absolutely love it. It replaced my desk that had the lever you squeeze and pull up on which killed your back. This one moves quickly on its own and but not so quick you have to worry about your stuff on it. I love the almost wrap around designs and the shelves. I need to post a picture. My job requires productivity and I don’t have to worry about the amount of time it takes to raise and lower this thing. Also the keyboard tray is awesome! Mostly. So on to the bad parts. 1. The keyboard tray is super sturdy but does not slide in and out very smooth, but at the same time it doesn’t move while typing either hence star rating not affected. 2. I’m short…cup holder only mounts to one spot…this is sad bc I can’t reach my coffee….but maybe they will come out with new cup holder that extends juuuust a little. 3. Needs more lighting so the keyboard tray doesn’t have to be all the way out to see your keys. What would it take to add a couple more strips in the box for either side of the keyboard mount? Seriously the struggle. 4. This needs a surge protector with it. A lot of desks come with that and would be a great addition, but it doesn’t. 5. The leg placement on the older version was better, if only it could work for this one which raises. I didn’t have the older version but the feet get in the way just a hair. All that being said….still 5 stars! Excellent quality! I love that it comes with 2 mouse pads, one that covers almost all of the main desk and the other covers the keyboard tray! The keyboard tray also has the wrist cushion! I love the light strips that mount under the shelves too. Just a really nice asset! Love my desk!!!