KAIMENG Electric Standing Desk 160 x 80 cm, USB Charging Height-Adjustable Desk witn Headphone Hooks & Sit Stand Reminder, Sit Stand Table & Workstations with Cable Tray,Home Office Desk, Rustic Brown

I had seen several reviews that pointed out issues they had with this desk but the overall consensus seemed positive and the price was pretty good so I went with it. I've only been using it for around a week but I have to say that I'm impressed. People mentioned issues with building the desk but I can't say I found any problems - the instruction manual was clear enough and comprehensive for me and I put it together without any issue. I was actually quite impressed with the design in terms of how it fits together and, where the worktop is split into 4 sections, (another issue for some people) I found they had managed to make some really nice, sturdy joining solutions to make sure they all sit at the same level so the surface itself is smooth and barely interrupted. All of the bolts fix into place really well, locking tightly. I imagine it may work loose over time but they're easy enough to tighten again. The desktop is notably thinner than my last desk but I won't be sitting on it at any point and it feels solid enough to work on. The mechanism works well and I appreciate the preset buttons. The only 'weaker' points where I had a small concern was the plastic screw holes to mount the power pack and control panel, which do feel like you could tear them if you screwed them in too tight. On the whole though, not a real issue and it's a decent desk for the price you pay. One last issue that some people raised with the four section worktop is that the wood pattern doesn't flow from section to section. I think it probably stands out more on the darker surfaces as I don't really notice it on mine and, given that the desk is pretty much chock full all the time, it really isn't an issue to me. Very pleased on the whole.

Bought this desk for our 13 year old boy. We thought a lot of the specific ‘Gaming’ desks looked a bit tacky, and like specific ‘Gaming’ chairs ,you tend to see a lot of them come up on local classified sites once the owners find out they’re often not terribly comfortable or useful so we figured we’d go for something a bit different and more all purpose than gimmicky gaming stuffReally glad we did. This thing is great. The desktop itself comes in four parts but it’s really easy to put together and very secure. We used wood glue on the dowels for added strength and the screws and bolts were all good. No fitting issues whatsoever.The legs and connecting parts all went together very easily. It’s super stable (no rattling for wobbling) and the whole desk can be put together in around 40 minutes. Probably a bit quicker if you’re fit unlike me :)The electric mechanism works great and the desk smoothly raises and lowers which is perfect to enable you to get the exact perfect height for your own requirements. The mechanism is t overly loud either. Can’t say it’s whisper quiet but it’s certainly not intrusive or annoying. You can save your height settings and store a couple more in case you need to.The desktop itself isn’t as thick as I’d have liked but it’s not a megabucks product so I wasnt expecting anything fancy. I think if properly looked after and not used for cutting on it’ll last a good long time. Not sure about scratch resistance but you can always buy a desk Matt for it. I think for the price we paid for this 160 x 80cm desk we got really good value for money.Our son was delighted with this desk and I liked it so much I decided to get one for myself.

I purchased the 200x80cm desk.I had a number of reservations about ordering a self-assembly standing desk online but have been surprised by how well it's worked out.Packaging:The desk parts were delivered in 2 boxes - the desktop in 1 and the legs/mechanism parts in the other. Both boxes had been packed really well with plenty of padding that is custom made for the parts to fit - there was no wriggle room for anything to become displaced. Everything was protected from scratches. Consequently everything was in perfect condition when it arrived. The boxes were heavy though.Assembly:The instructions are sparse - just pictures - but all the info you need is there if you examine each diagram until it makes sense. All the parts are clearly labelled and bagged and you get the tools you need for the job. There were spare screws too.The desk is assembled upside down and only turned right way up when it's complete. One reasonably strong person could probably do this on their own but would need the floor space to do so - I was doing this in a tight space so needed help to tilt and shuffle it at the same time.The desktop pieces are first fitted together by wooden dowels that fit into pre-drilled holes. All of these fitted perfectly - I had been concerned about misalignment but these were fine. Next you fit a number of sturdy metal brackets to give strength and rigidity to the top. Again, these fitted perfectly.The leg pieces and main support are then attached to the underside of the top, including the mechanism for adjusting the height. It took a bit of head scratching to get things in the right place but again, everything fitted where it was supposed to go.The finished desk:I'm really pleased with this desk - it's sturdy and the desktop is completely flat and the individual panels are exactly flush with each other - there are no bumps or ridges. The mechanism to raise and lower works ok - I haven't used it much and haven't used the memory function but it seems pretty simple.I would say this is a good quality product.