FEZIBO 60 x 24 Inch Height Adjustable Electric Standing Desk with Double Drawers, Stand Up Desk with LED Strips, Sit Stand Desk with Monitor Stand, Black Walnut

This is a great desk! I read the reviews advising to follow the instructions very carefully, so I did that. It took me several hours to put together. It’s a very sturdy desk, but I can imagine how a rushed assembly could compromise its integrity. I didn’t have any issues with the screws being too long and going through the wood on the other side, so maybe the manufacturer fixed that issue. The back board that holds the hutch does sag a little bit when you put two 27” monitors on it like I did, but only maybe 1/8”. Overall it’s very sturdy, and the wheel locks work well to keep it in place.

The Adjustable height capabilities are great, as well as the desk spacious enough to arrange things in there

I have the 60" LED Black Walnut model and I am thoroughly impressed with this desk so far :). The packaging was very well done with lots of extra hw. It took 2.5 hrs at a moderate pace to build. The motor is quiet and powerful enough to handle my 3 monitors and laptop. At first, I was concerned that there would be a wobble especially since my desk is not up against a wall and my monitors would be at risk of falling - not an issue at all! very smooth rise and lowering. Since my desk is in the middle of my office I was able to hide cabling creatively with the help of my 3d printer and stuff from lowes, and Microcenter (see pics).

I inherited an office with a big, bulky desk. I used it for several years but it finally broke in a few places and needed to be replaced. I wanted something that would allow me to stand and was not so bulky. My sister purchased a similar version of this desk and liked it, so I decided to try it for myself. I opted for the longest version available with the LED lights. ASSEMBLY: If you've put together furniture from popular stores, then you'll be fine. All the tools needed are supplied, but if you have power tools it may go a little faster. I was doing this job in my office, so I opted to use the included tools and they worked fine. The instructions are good to list the part numbers for hardware that correspond with the bags, and all the parts are either labeled or so obvious it doesn't matter. There was at least one extra of each piece of hardware, which was nice. I put it together by myself and didn't have a problem, but if you're small you may want an additional hand. You do have to flip it right side up during assembly and that could by tricky by yourself. QUALITY: The finish is nice and nothing was damaged, but it's your typical laminated MDF board. It would probably scratch easy during assembly if you were careless. I think it will hold up to normal use just fine. The control module for raising/lowering the desk is nice with a crisp LED display. The metal looks ince and all the welds are clean. CONS: This really is a nice desk, but if I were going to be picky and I was looking to buy this desk, I'd want to know a few things: LED STRIP: If you opt for a version with the LED strip, know that the adhesive on the back is basically useless. You'll want to have some kind of additional adhesive tape to help it stick on. It's not obvious from the pictures if it's LED tape or some kind of recessed integrated piece, so I wasn't sure what to expect. As far as powering the LED's, they have a male USB-A end and you have to supply the power brick to power them. There is a push button toggle on the cable to turn them off. I do like that they're a warmish neutral white vs. a cool white. I'd say it's around 4000K - not nearly as warm as the pictures make it out to be. The provided strip is also encased in a white, flexible housing to diffuse the light a little to help with hotspots on the LED strip. This helps, but you can still see where each individual LED chip is when you look at the desk. It's not a seamless beam of light like the pictures show, but also not a dealbreaker. CONTROL MODULE PLACEMENT: The control module for raising/lowering the desk must mount on the right side of the desk. A small cable with a wiring harness that originates at the motor plugs into the back of the module, and then the module plugs into the wall. If the manufacturer would extend the cable from the motor to the module, then (with the proper cable management) the control module could be placed on either side. In my situation, I'd prefer to have it on the left. Again, not a huge deal, but something to note. DESK DEPTH: The depth of the desk in relation to the monitor piece is just fine and has plenty of room. However, My monitor stand is really too wide for the stand. If this desk were 30" deep and the elevated part made up for the additional 4", this would fit my monitor perfectly and give a little more storage in the sides. Again, not a dealbreaker or worthy of a return, but that would be helpful. FINAL THOUGHTS: If you're looking at this type of desk I don't think you'll be disappointed! It appears to be worth the price and I expect it to hold up.

I understand that $350 for an adjustable height desk is, in fact, very cheap. However, it is NOT cheap for a desk in general. I am extremely dissatisfied with both the product and the shipping experience. At first I opened up the box and read through the instructions to se show simple it would be to install. They have you start with the legs. So I pulled out the legs and began installing. I quickly realized there weren’t enough screws in the box. And the ones that were included were numbered incorrectly from the instructions. The instructions stated that there should be 12 of the smaller screws you use first. There were only 9. Then some of the bigger screws which also called for 12 only had 5 of them. So it wasn’t just one or two screws that were missing. In some cases it was over half the number of screws. I fortunately had some extra lying around the house that I was able to utilize. So I proceeded with assembling the desk. (Quick note: I’ve bought most of my furniture, totaling half a dozen pieces of furniture, from IKEA and I have never ONCE had this issue with them. I typically end up with extra hardware if anything). After going through all that I pull out the desk top only to find that the front left corner of the desk top was severely damaged. It’s not just a scratch or dent. The corner is buckled in, exposing the composite wood underneath. If water ever got into that it would completely ruin the entire desk. The picture doesn’t quite do the extent of the damage Justice but i included it anyways. Again, I don’t expect top of the line for $350 but I do expect there to be sufficient hardware and a non-damaged product.. at the VERY least. I will not ever be buying anything from Fezibo again and will be returning this product.

Easy step by step instructions. Only complaint is the Up and down arrows paint got erased from me, pressing them. And the light strip it came with has very bad adhesive, I had to use doubles sided tape and it worked good.

Desk looks very nice, assembly was straightforward, and no issues there. I have only two complaints - the instructions for operating the desk are written poorly and somewhat confusing. Second, the adhesive used for the light strip absolutely stinks. It would not stick, and peeled off immediately. This was a major selling point for me, and I'm disappointed to see my experience mirrors that of many others.

I like that the stand is very sturdy (one thing I was worried about for the sit-stand type of desk.) It looks great, good size, and was a good price for what you get.