FEZIBO Electric Standing Desk, 55 x 24 Inches Height Adjustable Stand up Desk, Sit Stand Home Office Desk, Computer Desk, Rustic Brown

The media could not be loaded. recently upgraded to the FEZIBO Electric Standing Desk (55 x 24 inches), and it has been a fantastic addition to my kid’s room! The rustic brown finish looks stylish and complements my space perfectly, adding a modern yet cozy touch.What I Loved:1. Smooth Height Adjustment: The electric height adjustment feature works seamlessly, allowing me to switch between sitting and standing with the touch of a button. It’s smooth, quiet, and the height range is great for both sitting and standing positions.2. Sturdy and Spacious: The 55 x 24-inch desktop provides ample space for my laptop, and other office essentials. The desk feels very sturdy, even when fully extended, and doesn’t wobble at all.3. Easy Assembly: I was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward the assembly process was. The instructions were clear, and all the necessary tools were included. It took me less than an hour to set it up by myself.4. Improved Productivity: Switching between sitting and standing throughout the day has been a game-changer for my productivity and comfort. I no longer feel the afternoon slump, and my back pain from sitting all day has significantly reduced.

The media could not be loaded. Everything about this was super easy and comfy to build. Be sure that when you are connecting the flat parts on top of each leg that you SUPER TIGHTEN THOSE SCREWS!! Otherwise, like me, when you first lean on the desk at all, it will wobble fwd/back! This made it feel really flimsy and I had to take the entire desktop back off (from upside down underneath) and carefully set it on the bed while I tightened those screws before replacing the top back down again.The favorites switch is easy to use and comes with the lowest and highest heights (73 and 118) programmed into 1 and 3. You can set each of the presets by setting the height you want with the arrows and then hitting S and then the # to save it to. Super easy!10/10 would recommend this desk, and get the biggest one you can afford the space for, trust me. I got 55" and wish I got the 60" I think that 5 extra inches would honestly make a difference and it wouldn't take up much more space in the room. My room isn't massive by any means, maybe 10x20ft. You should be able to see all this in the fotos :)Hope this helps you to plan your first standing desk operation!--------MY EXTRA BS YOU DONT NEED TO READ BUT MIGHT BE HELPFUL ;D--------I'm very happy with the desk so far and I can fit my pc tower, a 27" and 24" monitor on it fairly comfortably (gonna be a lot better once I get a dual monitor arm that's desk mounted in the back).I highly recommend getting 1-2 of these depending on how much stuff you have on your desk: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZ3GHM8N?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsI got one and Amazon gifted me a free one when the order got super delayed out of nowhere, and I must say having two of these underneath for all the power strips and cables is great.I got these surge protectors to fit into the baskets: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B092J8LPWR?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsIt's unconventional I'm sure to put links to other products in a review, but I PROMISE they will make your experience with the desk SO MUCH BETTER. I uploaded some fotos/video of my setup so that you can see how clean and (semi)professional it can look with just a bit of planning (and I'm no pro at cable mgmt!)

The Desk works as it should. I am 6 foot tall and the lowest and highest settings are perfect for me. I love the ability to set predefined heights with the 1 and 2 buttons (which for me is all they way up and down). This is definitely a nice feature as our other sit/stand desk does not have memory settings and it can be quite annoying to have to hold the button the whole time the desk is moving. The motor is not loud. Assembly took about 30 minutes. (in the instructions near the first step is says to make sure to leave 2 screws loose. It never said to tighten these. I am pretty sure at the end of assembly these should be tightened and I did.)The top is split into two 1 foot sections that span the entire width of the desktop and for the most part that is ok. The only issue is that if my mouse goes over the edge just a little bit it rocks when clicking buttons. again. not a major issue just an annoyance when this happens. I use a large deskpad (16 x 32) instead of a little mouse pad.This is why it is 4 stars instead of 5.My main concern with this desk is the lack of a cross brace at the front of the desk which cause the front board to sag when weight is applied such as resting my arms on it. Currently the deflection is is just a little and it goes back into its normal straight position when the weight is removed. But, as we all know, this will not last forever. Look at a bookshelf without any support across its front edge. The board will bow over time and cause an issue.I got this desk on a good sale and it only cost me about $100. I will keep it for now and will soon make a cross brace for the front out of some steel to make sure it lasts longer. I think this should be included in with the product when purchased (I hope the vendor or manufacturer takes note of this). The frame seems sturdy enough for now and only time will tell if it lasts. It would not be difficult to make a custom solid wood desktop for this stand if I ever needed to.The first picture is to show my deskpad and setupThe Second picture is to show where there shoud be a cross brace at the front. (the under desk cable management basket does not come with the desk. make sure to get one that is wide enough so that your device(s) are not affected by the brackets at the back of the desk.)