BANTI 48×24 Inch Electric Standing Desk with Dual Drawers, Height Adjustable Stand Up Table, Sit Stand Home Office Desk with Storage Shelf, White Frame/Light Rustic Brown Top

Great Desk
I bought this almost 2 months ago and have not had any issues. I work full time from home and the constant sitting was really getting to my lower back. I saw this desk and thought I’d give it a try. The desk was delivered fairly quickly and in good condition. The box is very heavy and it was a struggle for me to get this to my downstairs office by myself, but I’m impatient and didn’t want to wait for my husband to get home.The instructions were pretty easy to follow, it’s only pictures so you really have to pay attention. I did put one part on upside down but it wasn’t hard to fix once I realized my mistake. It took my about 2 hours by myself to put this together.I’m absolutely in love with this desk. The motor is fairly quiet but very fast. It has 3 height options available to set so all you have to do is press a button and it automatically goes to your saved setting. It was very easy to set each height setting also. The desk has so far been very sturdy and durable. I love the two side drawers, makes storing paperwork or items I need for work easily. The length is perfect for me where I can have my notebook plus water and coffee and my phone all on each side of me with room to spare. Overall I am extremely happy with my purchase.

Easy to assemble, sturdy, too shallow (24″ for the 60″ wide desk)
I was on the fence between the 60″x24″ and the 55″x28″. I was currently using a (very sturdy) folding table for my personal and work computers (set up during the early stages of the pandemic!) and it was 60″x30″ deep. I knew I liked the size but also THOUGHT I didn’t need that much depth for my computer (an HP all-in-one with 34″ curved monitor). I went back and forth as I also have a docking station and a 24″ monitor for my work laptop and have them side-by-side on my “desk” and it worked really well – I could do my personal stuff and then switch to my work laptop easily in the evenings. (I work too much!) I decided that the width was much more important to me than the depth of the desk so I could accommodate both computers/monitors and went with the 60″ desk. My all-in-one doesn’t have the up/down ability of most monitors and was always a little too low so the extra shelf was really attractive to me as it would raise it. I am not sure if I regret it or not yet. I like the desk – it was easy to assemble and is sturdy enough. (It wobbles a bit when elevated but it’s not an expensive workplace desk so I’m OK with that – I don’t feel even remotely like it could collapse or be dangerous.) I used the wheels and so at the lowest setting it’s really too tall for me (I’m 5’4″) even with my chair extended to full height. I’ll likely replace the wheels with the feet as I don’t really plan to move it anyway. (I love the wheel option but knew I probably wouldn’t use them much.) I also bought a walking pad to use under the desk and so currently I have the setting at lowest 1 (chair), 2 for just standing and 3 for standing on walking pad. Four is just as high as it will go as I didn’t need another setting. The desk works really well for the walking pad – it adjusts however you need and I like having the rear shelf for my computer as it was too low on the desktop before (but a little too high now since the desk doesn’t lower enough with the wheels on!). The motor works well and is smooth and not loud at all. Assembly was easy following the directions. My 11 year old helped me and it took less than 2 hours and would have been MUCH faster by myself or with another adult as I was showing her how to use the tools, explaining the manual, etc. My main issue is that I’m sitting too close for my very wide monitor! I have to turn my head back and forth to see the entire thing and I am sure it would be similar if you have a dual-monitor setup. Sitting back far enough for the wide monitor means I have to pull the keyboard to the very edge of the desk and therefore I’m not resting my wrists on the desk and they’re hanging off the edge. Maybe that’s OK? Not sure – I’m looking for an ergonomic solution. Maybe a pull-out keyboard is right for me as that would lower the keyboard with the wheels on (but the monitor is still a little too high – take with a grain of salt as my all-in-one has essentially no monitor up/down ability!) and a keyboard tray would allow me to sit further back? Seems crazy to need a keyboard tray mounted under a MOVING desk, though! Enjoying the desk overall but would love a few more inches of depth on the 60″ wide desk.