MAIDeSITe Height Adjustable Electric Standing Desk Frame Dual Motor Heavy Duty Steel Stand up Desk with Automatic Memory Smart Keyboard (3 Stage|Dual Motor, White)

1) There is no meaningful wobble to the desk, below around 80cm. Above that height, you start to notice a little bit of wobble in the desk, but nothing significant. Certainly not enough to put me off working at my comfortable height of 108cm. 2) The package is very heavy. The frame itself weighs in at 27kg total in the box, which makes moving it around a bit more challenging. However, this weight, and the solid materials, means that it feels incredibly solid and sturdy. (Hence the lack of wobble, mentioned in point 1) 3) Assembly is fairly straightforward, and shouldn't take you too long. I ordered this desk frame along with a 160x80cm MAIDeSITe desk top, to go with it. Because of that, the appropriate holes were already pre-drilled, which made the assembly much much easier than it would have been otherwise. All-in-all, it took me around 30 mins to assemble the desk and have it plugged in for testing and initial setup. Note - although the package included all the tools you need to assemble it, I'd very much recommend having a decent screwdriver on hand (one with a thick handle, preferably), as a couple of the screws were quite stiff, especially the ones that secure the control panel to the table top. 4) Operation is quiet, quick and smooth. Not much more to say about that, except that it did exceed my expectations. I can use it at night without fear that I'll be disturbing anyone in adjacent rooms. Very happy with this desk overall. From doing months and months of research on the various sit/stand desk options out there, most at this price-point and below seem much more wobbly than this, and few tick all the boxes (stability, collision detection, 4 preset heights, length-adjustable, being able to go below 70cm in height, etc.) in the same way as this one does.

Really good desk ... however could be improved by 1. all your memory settings get lost on power failure ! 2. feet could have a little more adjustment - its 6mm or so, would be better with 25mm

I had been questioning a sit-stand desk for some time, eventually settled on this model as i wanted something with a higher weight capacity so it would have no trouble handling a 20mm solid oak desktop, Triple monitor setup along with my laptops (work + personal), KVM dock and associated cable management. Assembly was simple and the instructions easy to follow. I custom made a desktop as the ready made options were not suitable for the space i needed to fit the desk into. Having lived with the desk for a few months now, the only annoying aspect I’ve found is that its is far to easy to accidentally reset the stored memory height as the keypad is to sensitive. To do this you do not need to enter any menu or special mode to do so, simply: with the desk at the height you want to set, press the M key, then select which memory to set. (1-4). Unfortunately I’ve put the control pad on the left hand side, so more than a few times when I have reached to press “4” to put the desk to standing mode, I’ve caught the “M” key first and ended up resetting memory 4 to the current height! My suggestion for future versions would be to require the user to hold down the M key for 3-5 seconds when setting a memory value.

This desk is truly outstanding. I bought it with a lot of scepticism considering the price. I have mounted a very heavy custom worktop, 38 inch monitor with a heavy duty arm, and have various other accessories. The desk frame is study AF! It won't budge even when fully raised to it's max height. I've now had it for a few years, dismantled and re-assembled a few times due to moving, and I can say with a lot of confidence that this is amazing value!

After a bad experience buying and returning a cheaper, single motor version from a different manufacturer, I went all in on the T2 Pro Plus frame with a light oak top. Very well made and with the predrilled top with threaded inserts, very easy to assemble. Just some small details that shave one star off... 1) The "sit/stand timer" is only a "stand" timer. Once the desk is in the standing position the timer is cancelled. If you were hoping to set the timer and have it get you to change between sit and stand every so often all day, it won't. 2) The holes in the frame for attaching the desktop have black rubber grommets that the instructions do not tell you about. When you do the screws up, these grommets distort and tear, it feels wrong, but the manufacturer confirmed via email that this is their intention. 3) There are two "rails" that connect the two leg assemblies and these each have a little hole at one end. The instructions highlight that these rails should be arranged so that the holes are on the same side of the desk, but nothing goes in these holes and the exact positioning of the rails is not specified. They get clamped by the screws holding the cable covers and I gets it doesn't matter in the end, but this part of the process seemed vague. In operation, I am very happy with it. It feels solid, stable and built to last. Happy with my investment.