FlexiSpot E6 Bamboo 3-Stage Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk 55 x 28 Sit Stand Up Desk, Holds 220 lbs, Adjustable Height w/ Memory Presets, Solid Bamboo Desktop & Black Frame, Ships in 2 Boxes

Relatively was easy to assemble. Works properly.

Donde esta la mesa? solo me llego la base.

I originally thought about getting a cheap standing desk for around $100 to replace what I had. Then I did some research to find a decent brand and flexispot was the best. It's an actual reputable brand sold in many stores that has high quality products. I bought the e6 because I did not want some garbage that would only last a year. this desk is absolutely amazing and im in love. Highly recommended.

Nice! Very smooth transition from sitting to standing position. I use one of the extra memory slots for a typing position, otherwise the normal height (sitting) is level with my other tables. You can really feel the solid quality of the one-piece table top. It's also really sturdy and doesn't wobble around at all. Assembling it was fairly easy, my son helped me. I do recommend having two people to assemble it. While it's not heavy, it's at a size where you can't flip it upright without risking your back or potentially scratching the table top. The manufacturer does offer a couple of drawers you could get for it but they are too large, I just want a pencil drawer. The maximum drawer depth you can get is 11 inches deep due to the frame that the table top sits on. I did find a suitable pencil drawer and will update this review once I receive it.

There’s a couple spots in the assembly instructions that could have probably been less vague. Other than that, it was fairly simple to assemble. The 55”-long table is perfect for a larger (non-pro) single 3D printer with enclosure and a decent sized filament dryer. It’s “150 lbs” weight is plenty stable to keep my printer from doing the “Jailhouse Rock” and taking the whole table with it. Performance of the mechanics of the table were smooth and silent. The controls were intuitive - very easy to use. When assembling, use a finishing nail or something similar to line up your pre-drilled holes in the table top with the attachment holes in the frame. Check your alignment again with a metric tape measure (5.5cm from the edge of the table. It’s easy to misalign your base/legs if you don’t take a little extra care during assembly. The black legs with the bamboo top is awesome. Bamboo is a fabulous and entirely renewable resource that looks really amazing. And it’s weight adds to the ability to hold the table down under vigorous printing. I’m 6’3” tall and am at the point where I’d prefer not to have to bend over to tinker with my printer. It comes up to a perfect height for me standing straight up. And since I have no reason to lower the table, I’ve got LOTS of extra room UNDER the table for a filing/3D tool cabinet and plenty of filament spool storage. Now I’m just waiting for my “all-metal” hotend (AnkerMake M5) to arrive so I can install it and get back to printing. I left a print going overnight and it started collecting filament on the nozzle. When I awoke, there was a golf ball-sized wad of cooked and cured PLA encasing my hotend block and nozzle. In trying to heat and break off pieces of filament, I yanked out 2 wires that gave me an instant “Heating Error”. I was hoping to buy regular M5 hotends when I found the all-metal version. Just waiting now. Standing Table is awesome! Every bit as good, so far, as my wife’s more expensive version.