VIVO Electric Corner 63 x 55 inch L-Shaped Standing Desk, Memory Height Adjustment, Light Wood Top White Frame, DESK-E3CTC

For the Price you won't find anything better... Everyone coming into my office is very impressed by this desk. Works great and looks great. Table came and had a minor blemish ( scratch ) but I have a table mat so you can't see it. Building was easy just he mindfully of how you want it build. Left or Right. Would definitely recommend to buy if you are looking for a adjustable desk.

Overall worth the purchase. Desk is great quality and very sturdy. Downside was the setup, the instructions suck and the holes also did not line up correctly. I ended having to drill my own holes to correct there error. Seems like they drilled holes for 2 separate types of desk equipment.

Nice desk, quality = excellent, instructions = excellent, customer service = excellent. Everything was received in a timely manner and in excellent condition. Instructions were easy to follow and well laid out. Only issue I had was one piece was missing; item was the same as another piece. I contacted customer service; they acknowledged the issue and sent me the correct item right away. Very happy with the desk

Highly recommend! My husband loves it. Easy to assemble. Works well up and down. Planning to buy more for kids when they grow older. Durable and smooth.

First off, I have the 75x63 bamboo/white L . I tried to research if this desk can be used without the L. I'm moving and this desk is for the new house. I was not able to find this, but it most certainly can. I think you may be able to do the corner piece and the small side, like a little mini L. But what I did was the long side...so corner piece in the same direction as the main piece. Little longer than I had hoped, but I didn't have to do anything crazy to get rid of the L. The corner piece with the motor has a circular "pad" at the bottom that you can unscrew. Take all that stuff out on the bottom and use the foot of the short side's leg instead. Then you have two feet which will properly support the desk. Then just connect the rod that changes the height to the parts you are using. That's all. But yeah, it's a little too thin for my liking and in the middle of the table I worry about the amount of support it has. I plan on putting my laser printer on it and also an ender 3 3d printer. So I hope everything is ok with that. Also the hardware to keep the two pieces of the desk together would get in the way of a keyboard mount under the desk. You can buy a clamp-style, in fact VIVO sells one, but just another thing that makes me wanting a different desk. But for the money and doing what it is designed to do I think it is a good desk. So far the up and down is working really well and it is fairly quiet. This is my first standing desk and it makes it so easy to work on my big desktop computer underneath. I bought a mini treadmill on Amazon for $200 so that was another motivation to get the desk.