ErgoMax Electric Adjustable Desk Frame w/Single Motor Tabletop Not Included, 49 Inch Max Height, Black

ErgoMax Height Adjustable Electric Desk FramIts heavy and takes some time to assemble. They suggest having a helper to lift and they are not kidding.The first one received was damaged and had to be returned after dis-assembling the entire table and frame.The second arrived in box slightly better condition and since this was the second time to assemble time was cut in half but still required second person to help lift it.Now its working.

I bought this desk four months ago (May 2016) after a great deal of research.The desk is very sturdy at any height. It doesn't wobble even at the tallest setting.The feet and legs look professional, clean, and high-quality.It's easy to put together: the holes are in the right places and easy to access, the instructions are clear, and the parts fit well together.The desk takes 22 seconds to go from the shortest setting to the tallest. I'm quite satisfied with that time.The button unit is easy to mount under the desk surface, and the buttons provide a solid 'click' feedback.The motor is about as loud as a microwave. It's certainly noticeable, but it's not loud enough to disrupt a conversation.On my particular unit, the metal rod that connects the two legs to the motor rubs against the frame when raising or lowering the desk. This causes a clicking sound about one a second and bumps the table lightly each time. These two parts weren't meant to contact each other.This is the only shortcoming I've found with this desk. For the price of the desk versus the competitors, I can live with it.(If anyone else experiences this issue; a drop of oil on the part that rubs will quiet the issue for a week or two)Note: For a table surface, I used the smallest IKEA Linnmon table top ($30 CAD). It fits perfectly from left-to-right. The desk frame stick out behind the table surface by about 1" at the back.