Upgrade Version 63 * 55 inch L Shaped Electric Adjustable Height Standing Desk,Sit Stand Computer for Gaming Office

A little time consuming to put together, but works great.

I didn’t use the top but instead made my own from solid wood and so far the set and operation has been smooth. I would definitely recommend this desk for an L Shaped standing.

Hi ExaDesk manufacturers... You're expecting people who do not assemble things often to assemble a complex electric desk. OK, so how about giving customers really detailed instructions? The instruction booklet refers to items A, B, C, etc., but NOTHING in the box was labeled except the destop segments, and those were labeled wrong. Really? The instruction booklet is small and the illustrations are done in TINY font and drawings. It would cost 50 cents more to make a large booklet will illustrations that can be seen without a magnifying glass. How about providing some useful text about what the illustrations are saying?Assembly took 4 hours and I've actually assembled an electric desk before. Once the desktop is assembled and the legs and motor-frame are put together separately, you screw the legs assembly to the desktop upside down on the floor. Then you have to flip the entire awkward thing upright. The steel legs are super sturdy but also heavy. The whole desk weighs almost 100lbs. The L-shaped S07 model is big and bulky. Turning it upright is definitely not a 1-person job.I would have given this 5 stars if the instructions were even remotely user-friendly.A smaller gripe -- there are no capped holes in the surface through which to run electrical cables. So, they fall over the back and you need to find a way to manage the crappy cable look.Focusing on the positive, the good news is the desk is very sturdy, looks nice (I got black), it arrived without damage, and raises and lowers beautifully. Tons of surface space. And what I really like is the shorter leg of the L-shape is on the LEFT. That's pretty rare and exactly what I needed for my space. Terrific desk for the price.

I have only had this desk for a couple of weeks but I love the desk so far. I mainly use it for crafting but I also use it as an alternative place when I work from home. I was able to purchase wheels for it so it is easy to move as needed ☺️.

Pros:Well Packed: Each desk arrives in a very heavy, well-protected box. Despite significant external damage to the packaging, all parts were undamaged.Ergonomics:The desks offer an electric height adjustment feature which is excellent for both sitting and standing work. It's especially useful for taller individuals or those who like to switch positions.Design:The desks look great and fit well in a home environment.Charging Ports:Each desk includes one USB and one USB-C port, although their placement could be more convenient.Cons:Keyboard Tray:The assembly of the sliding keyboard tray is subpar - the parts are flimsy and the tray doesn't move smoothly.Drawers:The four small drawers are made of cardboard, which feels cheap and reduces the overall quality perception.Assembly:While the instructions are mostly clear with illustrations, there are 29 steps, and choosing the right screws or bolts can be confusing. Assembly might take several hours, especially for someone with physical limitations like myself (I'm 78 with back pain).Upper Shelves:These are smaller than expected, particularly in depth, which might not accommodate larger monitors without overhang.Materials:The desk is made from a composite material rather than wood, so be careful not to over-tighten screws.Personal Experience:I bought two of these desks, one for me and one for my wife. The heavy boxes were challenging to move (I used a handcart). Once assembled, the desks do offer good functionality despite the assembly frustrations, particularly with the keyboard tray.Recommendations:Use an electric screwdriver for assembly due to the numerous screws and bolts, but be cautious not to apply too much force.Be prepared for a time-consuming setup, especially if you have mobility issues.All in all, I'm happy with the desks for their look and ergonomic benefits they provide, which is why I've given them 4 stars. However, the assembly and quality of some components could be improved.

This hunk a junk right is just what you are looking for if you want no instructions and miss placed predrilled holes. Of course it comes with instructions but unless you read and comprehend English at a 3 yr old preschoolers level. Don’t worry was handy enough to figured it out but holy cr*%#*£# this is terrible. #JackofALLMasterofNONE.

Everything was in a very heavy box, and I had to open it and move it into the study in several trips. I am very grateful that the delivery person didn't damage it. The assembly instruction is too simple, and you had to spend a lot of time looking at the pictures to figure out how to install it correctly. It would be better if each part had a number. The pre-drilled holes on the back of the tabletop are in the right positions, but if you find that they don't align with the holes on the metal table legs, you need to adjust the table legs. That's because these metal components can sometimes deform a little after assembly, but it doesn't affect anything.The metal table legs are connected to the tabletop using self-tapping screws, and they cannot be reinstalled. It would be more convenient if embedded nuts were used on the back of the tabletop to facilitate disassembly and movement, but this would also increase the cost, and we can't expect more at this price.Additionally, it has three programmable buttons that allow you to easily switch between sitting and standing positions, and you can also set a different standing height for your partner. Very convenient.