Vertdesk 30" x 48" Electric Adjustable Stand Up Desk (Cherry with Black Base)

The desk took about 40 to 50 minutes to put together. Getting the "axle" in both legs and in the motor was a bit tricky by myself, but I was able to do it. I DO recommend following the directions as there are parts that can be a bit tricky (inserting the axle).As others have said, the motor acts a little funny when you plug it in. I had to push the down button to let the desk "bottom out" before being able to raise it. If you plug it in and hit the "up" arrow, it just sits there. The motor, once working, was very quiet and raises and lowers the desk reasonably quickly. It took about 16 seconds to go all the way up and about 16 seconds to go all the way down. I have 2 monitors on a dual monitor stand and they shake a little bit when the table is raised and lowered, but it's not shaky enough to spill my coffee (like a hand crank might be).The table top is pressboard with a textured laminate on it. It serves the purpose and it sturdy enough for my monitors, keyboard, speakers and a few other little bits. The big plus for me was that this table stated it held up to 200 lbs. This meant I could lean on it if I needed a little rest without worrying about the table going down.I looked around at multiple models and found that this one matched my decor (other desk in my office is cherr), met my size requirements and had a motor. It was a bit more than I wanted to spend, but the free shipping put me over edge. All in all, a great sit stand desk at a fair price.

This desk works well. I wish it went a few inches lower and higher. At its lowest it is too tall for my wife sitting and at its highest it is too short for me standing. We have dealt with those failings with some attachments. It seems sturdy, but I am disappointed by the manufacturing quality. For example, the legs are welded on crooked. The desktop arrived damaged; I contacted the seller and they sent a new top right away. Overall, I do not regret the purchase.