TOPSKY Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk Frame, Height Adjustable Sit Stand Base for Home Office, Fits Table Tops up to 70.8 x 31.5 Inch, 225 lb Capacity (Black, Without Stand)

Easy assembly after watching their video, all the parts seem to be quality and heavy duty, motors work smoothly. I received the one with the latest controller and it works great.

First of all I was impressed with the packaging. It came in a very sturdy cardboard box. Every piece was individually wrapped and embedded in foam. Also, the corners of the box were reinforced with plywood. I could tell they invested extra money on quality packaging materials to protect the contents. The metal pieces were quality made and assembly was fairly easy. You will need a drill to drill holes so that you can attached your own table top with the included screws. I used an extra all wood table top that I had in storage. The desk rises very smoothly and is very quiet. I like the fact that it has memory buttons and you just have to push the button once and it automatically goes to the stored height. The desk is very sturdy and can lift a laptop, monitor, desk lamp, various charging equipment and speakers. I know it can handle more weight with ease. It comes with zip ties with 3M sticker backing for cord management and it works very well. The circular feet at the bottom of the legs are adjustable so you can make adjustments if the table is not level. I spent a lot of time trying to decide between this product and a similar one. I'm glad I chose this brand. Everything is quality made. The desks operates and looks better than I expected.

Whilst looking for a sit/stand desk I was put off by the majority online having a fairly thin two piece top plus ideally I wanted a custom size to fit so decided to make my own from pine planks that were then stained and sealed. Luckily I stumbled across this perfect solution for the desk legs. I forgot to get pics of the packaging but everything was superbly packed minimizing the risk of damage, the instructions were easy to follow if a little on the small size (I realized later that there is a video online apparently) but assembled it pretty quickly, It took me longer to work out how and where to hide my wiring than it did to put together. I tucked in the control unit rather than have it stuck out so much, I think it looks neater and also prevents accidental knocks. It has up and down buttons to position the desk at the height you prefer and three memory position buttons (very handy) along with the 'S' button to store those settings. My desk is 65.5" x 29" which is a little longer than is recommended for these legs but I made it work. Operation is very smooth, I love the fact that there are 3 memory settings, I have the lowest set so my chair can fit underneath with its arms down and the highest to suit my standing height. I've been using this for two months now and believe it's well worth the money if you want to go down the same route building your own desk or buying a top of your choice. I originally intended to buy an adjustable height desk to put my small refrigerator underneath but this looks so good I've scrapped that idea and gained the extra leg room, I also use it at standing height more often than I thought I would.

UPDATE (Mar 8, 2022): The company sent me a different version from what I originally received and it's working flawlessly. I've had this for several months now and it continues to work as expected. I adjust my desk height 3 times a day and this has no issues keeping up with my needs. Huge shout out to this company for continuing to reach out to me to ensure a great experience. Updating to 5 stars for a solid product and a solid company standing by it. UPDATE (Jan 4, 2022): Customer service reached out to me in response to this review, and sent me new module and power supplies. Will update again if it lasts this time. Adding a star back for their willingness to reach out and stand by their product. ORIGINAL: This unit is exactly what I wanted/needed. I've built a custom butcher block countertop desk and wanted to upgrade it to a standing desk. It works great. Really smooth up/down motion. Doesn't even slosh my tea when it moves. Holds monitors, desk, etc all beautifully. Yes I did the math to ensure I was under the suggested max weight and it handles all of it beautifully. Easily programmable settings and easy to install. However: After about 2 months of use (I work from home full time and stand at least half the day), the control module would short in the morning. I would press the setting to go to standing, it would move a couple inches, then die. I would then need to unplug the power to reset the module. Then it works the rest of the day. Annoying, but fine. I reach out to customer service when it starts to get worse (and figure this probably shouldn't be a normal flow anyways). Great customer service. They have me do a couple troubleshooting steps and send them video. In the course of troubleshooting, the whole control module dies. They ship me a new one and ask me to return the broken one for troubleshooting (more on this later). New one arrives in a couple days, swap it out. And it works! Until now about 2 months later, same issue. Why won't I do the same thing again with customer service? Glad you asked! 1. I shouldn't have to go through this every couple months to get a working desk 2. When I did that last time and sent them the return things got weird. They asked me to send it back to them and then invoice them for return shipping. Fine....except that when they reimbursed me via paypal, they made me pay the business fee so I didn't get fully reimbursed and, the kicker, the address they gave me was wrong. So UPS charged me again and returned the broken module back to me.... So all in all, this would be a 5 star product if the control module showed any sort of longevity. Glad to see the company standing behind their product and being willing to ship replacement parts, but having to do it more than once is kind of an issue.

Very easy to install and GREAT for the price. It has been sturdy with the ikea woodtop I mounted on top of it. I just wish it had child lock or anti collision protection. BUT for the price it’s a great buy.

Just got this delivered and put together yesterday. For the actual desktop surface I just used the same piece of wood from my old Ikea desk ($50). For anyone who is reading reviews trying to see if this desk is better than any of the others, I would highly recommend this one because of the dual motors. Most other standing desks in this price range either have no motors or only one motor. With only one motor to lift the desk up and down, you can imagine that it would have to work twice as hard. The first thing I did when I put this desk together was lay on top of it and raise it all the way up. It lifted me (160 lbs) up with no problem and I have no doubts it will hold my setup just fine. The noise the desk makes is pretty quiet. I'm using it in my house so it's not a problem, but if you were installing it in an office I don't think it would annoy anyone else near you. I'm 6'3 and the tallest setting is still too high for me. I would say this would be tall enough for anyone under 6'6ish. At max height it's still very sturdy and way more sturdy than my old cheap Ikea desk. Putting the desk together was very easy and straightforward. I was able to do it solo by myself in less than an hour. If you had someone to help you could get it done in 30 mins easy. Comes with all the tools you need besides a screwdriver. I would recommend using a drill when you screw the legs into your desktop though, because it might be tough to do with a normal screwdriver depending on what your desktop is made of. I'm just using an old Ikea table so it was easy, but if you're using a butcher board or any other thick piece of wood you would probably need a drill. Also comes with extra hardware incase you lose anything while assembling. I also love that they included some cable management things like cable ties and little 3M stickies to keep the cables from hanging down. I got myself some cable management trays from amazon to hold all the cords from my computer, monitor, PlayStation etc. Overall Im really happy with my purchase and would highly recommend to anyone in the market for a standing desk. Ill try to come back in a few months and update this review to see how its holds up over time. Thanks for reading if you got to the end maybe you would press the helpful button so more people can see this review? Thanks!

So far, pretty impressive, great price. Worked well with a wooden butcher block desktop purchased separately. Motors worked well. Just mark up the desk table top you buy to centerline to align all parts properly. When you cable it up, don't mount the wiring until you make sure the cables will not be interfering with the up/down motion of the desktop...you don't want the cables being scissored by the desk's movement. Make sure there is the appropriate amount of slack in the cabling.

First and foremost, unless you have standing desk experience you are going to be browsing all over Amazon trying to find a good budget standing desk frame. Well, I will solve your hunt and tell you this Topsky frame is awesome. Since the list is lacking content, I'll go with Cons first since there are so few: 1.) The M6 button head bolts they provide you with are not black finished as one would expect with a black frame, they are standard silver zinc coated and of questionable quality - however they are more than sufficient to get the job done. 2.) The frame doesn't offer much in the means of cable management, but the outputs for both motors are between the center support rails. This means, unless you have some sort of provision for your top that has enough clearance for the cable, you will have to route the cable over (...under?) the center support rail and out to wherever the rest of your cabling will be. 3.) The extension cable is longer than the maximum length of the frame, and could be a tad shorter. In order to manage the extension, you'll have to roll it up and use a tie for the slack - and then mount that however you desire. Or just let all the cables hang free, your choice... 4.) The control module doesn't use the same size M6 bolts, but rather some wood screws that are much smaller. That's fine, however since that allows mounting into anything you desire. You won't be building this desk out of sheetrock. 5.) Desk wobble at extension (read: standing position) is going to be a thing, regardless of what desk frame you use - even Uplift/Autonomous frames will have wobble. You can minimize this by making sure your mounting provisions are tight, strong, and the overall weight of your top is heavy enough to provide stability. 6.) It's a T-frame not a C-frame. That being said, I could make a list of pro's about this, but honestly just look at the 5 star rating this product has. I could go on a pretty long keyboard rampage telling you why I love my new frame. I'll sum it up and keep it short and sweet though. The desk frame is awesome. It's sturdy, it's solid, but really needs to have different hardware and it would be beneficial overall to add additional mounting provisions. I think the wobble that it does have, is exacerbated by the lack of attachment points for this frame. One could easily drill an additional hole on each top mounting arm, and add another M6 bolt. I used a 74x30 butcher block countertop, so screws would have been quite cheesy after spending $360.00 on an island top (not including the materials for finish work, etc.). I used some M6x15mm threaded inserts, if you're using a solid wood top you will probably want to do this as well. I used a kit found here on Amazon that included a really crappy 9mm drill bit. The inserts are fine though. The desk wobble that is most noticeable isn't side to side, but front to back - the legs could stand to be a little bit longer, and after making sure the feet are adjusted correctly to the floor and is solid, the wobble is still there. Lighter weight tops might not experience so much, YMMV. The frame is quiet - not loud, and I experience no odd random noises. I have a full tower custom PC, two monitors, various other stuffs and the motors barely show any strain. I am likely at 75% capacity or so, taking into the account the 100lb countertop that I'm using as the desk top. I would like to see this frame see a revision list though, and hopefully additional attachment points will be on there somewhere. A C-Frame option would have been phenomenal, as that is what I was originally looking for to begin with. The additional foot room as well as being able to have a cross bar built into the kit would be great for stability and looks. Black oxide hardware. Battery backup for memory storage so manual resets aren't necessary every time the power flickers. Longer feet for added front/back stability. Make that a thing, and this is going to directly compete with the expensive brands available for 2x as much. Buy it, built it, and enjoy your new standing desk! All in, I am looking forward to building another one of these desks using this frame - with a slightly cheaper top, as this was a fairly expensive project. The value is absolutely there, and the build quality is awesome. Buy this desk - it's gonna be the one you'll want and need.