AIMEZO Heavy Duty Dual Motor Height Adjustable Desk Frame Electric Sit Stand Desk Base Home Office Stand Up Desk with 4 Programmable Memory

Todo perfecto! Mi Tope es de 84” Ikea Saljan y lo levanta como si nada! Por su precio esto es realmente increíble !

I bought this desk frame as a slight 'future-proofing' for the next 5-10 years or so: short-term as a sit/stand computer desk, and then long-term as a height-adjustable lightweight workbench frame. It's why I went ahead and spent the extra money for the dual motor option. Once assembled it's exactly what I was hoping for. No effort in the up/down motion, well built, and it doesn't feel like it's gonna wobble itself apart at any point.Pros:- The desk frame itself is VERY sturdy. Once assembled there was pretty much no wobble or shifting to speak of in terms of parts being loose.- All of the components are simplistic but don't appear cheap in anyway. Aside from the control box and the controller pad, the frame is made of heavy metal to ensure a solid build, though this ties into a Con that I have, but was mostly aware of.- The motion of the frame is quite smooth. No stuttering or 'struggling' to raise or lower.Neutral:- Releasing the up/down button results in the frame stopping exactly where it is, no 'floating' to a stop. Personally I see this as a pro, but I'm not sure if this could cause long-term wear on the motors or mechanisms inside of the legs.- The motors do produce a moderate whine, but I wouldn't expect a motorized frame at this price range to be completely silent, even with two motors. I'd say it's probably in the 20-40 decibel range. I don't consider it a pro or con, as realistically a user isn't going to be adjusting the height every 5 seconds.Cons:- A minor con, but once assembled, this frame is HEAVY. If you are a smaller/weaker individual, familiarize yourself with the weight of all of the components as you unpack it, and if possible have a second set of hands to help you move it around. Barring that, make sure to plan how you'll flip the frame once it's assembled. A suggestion would be for future printed documentation recommending two people to assemble.~~Product Damage~~Two components with my stand arrived damaged. See included pictures. The damage does not appear to hinder mechanical movement or electrical connections, but hopefully I can get in touch with the manufacturer to see about replacement components. Rating will be Updated and bumped up from a 3-star if that is the case.

Love the idea of adding my own desktop. Very easy to assemble. Worked right away and very smooth operation. I got the more heavy duty version versus cheaper brands because I didnt want to end up with a dud. But after 15 months, one leg died. Probably activated 1 cycle a day. So approx less than 500 cycles. Very disappointed. Seems like nobody makes quality anymore!UPDATEI was able to easily remove one leg, open up the motor and found and removed a small broken piece of the magnet. The desk immediately started working again! I’ll add a star back since this was very easily servicable.

I needed a big boy desk frame for a 80" x 30" desktop, which I made from a hollow-core door and 1/4" plywood from Menards. I went with the hollow door for both cost and weight reasons (butcher block was my first choice but the weight and cost for the size I need was prohibitive)As a video editor I need lots of space for several monitors, and the big boy standing desks online cost over $1500. I made mine for $400, and this dual motor frame is awesome. The memory buttons require a double tap: one to "wake it up", and the second tap gets you to your preferred height.Highly recommend!

Very easy to assemble, just be careful not to pinch any wires. Heavy-duty steel frame raises effortlessly with the dual motors.