edx Electric Standing Desk, Height Adjustable Desk, 40 x 24 Inches Ergonomic Stand up Desk with Memory Preset and T-Shaped Metal Bracket for Home Office

The instructions are extremely hard to read and understand. Go to YouTube and search for the model number and you will find a super easy video on how to put it together. I wish these manufacturers would just put a QR code in the manual with video instructions.

I have a huge 80x36 Flexispot gaming desk. When my kids saw my setup, they started saying they wanted standing desks, too. I've purchased 3 of these total. I started with one for my younger two kids' shared bedroom. They fought over it, so I ended up buying two more--one for each kid--to put in our formal living room--a room that is tiny and houses our console piano. It turns out these small, but sturdy desks fit perfectly in the very limited wall space in that room. Now each kid has a landing spot for their gaming laptops, controllers, headphones, MetaQuest VR headsets, and school books. In fact, the desk comes with two hooks that mount underneath that we use to store their headphones and MetaQuest VR headsets. Assembly is super easy. I think the first one took me about 30 minutes. By the time I got to the third one, I had it down to a little under 20. The pieces fit together beautifully. At first, I was a little put off by the two-piece top, thinking it would be annoying, but the seam is barely noticeable. I have one kid with sensory issues, so he has a desk mat that covers the seam. The desks are absolutely ideal for small spaces, as you can see from my pictures. They are sturdy, even at tall heights. When they first received them, my kids took the opportunity to sit on them and ride to the highest height, and even with a wiggly kid, they were still not super wobbly. The veneer is solid, and even after kids eating, drinking, and spilling stuff on it, it cleans up and looks like new. I didn't have high expectations when I bought the first one, but clearly, because I've purchased 3, they've exceeded my expectations. They were so inexpensive that there's a tremendous amount of value. Is it as nice and sturdy as my flexispot? Absolutely not, but for under $75, you can't go wrong! I highly recommend these standing desks!

Took about 2 hours to put together. Fortunately I had the recommended power drill and the attachments to put it together. Helped to have Allen drivers. Goes up and down nicely. Now I'm gonna have to accessorize it with a 2 drawer file cabinent and a monitor stand to cover up those 1993 power strips. And eventually upgrade to either a laptop or a space saver mini PC.

The table top is thinner than what I would’ve liked. It is not one long piece but 3 smaller pieces that you have to assemble together. The gaps are not that noticeable but if I had known, I would’ve never bought. It is sturdy enough for my two monitors but it does start to wiggle a bit when I put it in standing mode. I am 5’0” and use the lowest height for sitting and the tallest height for standing. So I’m not sure it would be ideal for someone taller if they wanted a standing desk.

didnt expect it to come in 2 boards and over time the boards weren’t lined with one being lower than the other because lack of support for the 1st board

The table it's self is not that bad. What the problem is that the top surface was chipped at the factory and haphazardly repaired. Emailed the customer support, asking for a replacement top. Got the runaround about the top being out of stock and they would credit our account $10.00 or send it back at my cost. I do not want the credit, I want the top replaced. I dont want the top to look like I bought at a second hand shop. The customer service has a lot to desired and will not purchase from them again.

The item came damaged and when I contacted the seller they just repeatedly sent the same email back to me stating they can’t find the order. I have sent them many emails with pictures of the order and typed the order number in. I don’t think they intend on doing anything about the damage rather they are just going to keep sending the same generic email. Buyer beware!!

The desk arrived damaged with the board packages on top broken into two pieces.. I didn’t even get to take a single piece out of the box. I tried to process a return, but it won’t allow me—instead it instructs me to call an 800 number. I’m disappointed in the product. I’m disappointed in Walmart. And I’m disappointed I with the amount of time I wasted in ordering, waiting for it to arrive, clearing a space to assemble, then struggling to make a return. Don’t waste your time. If you’re going to take a gamble at ordering a damaged product, at least do it with a company that has easier refunds.

The motor to lift the table is broken. Pretty easy to put together- however I recommend just spending the extra $50 on an adjustable desk with a reputable company. This one sucks. To the trash it goes as it took over an hour to assemble and it’s not even worth the hassle to disassemble and ship back.

I put it together as the directions said. plugged everything in and got the RES on the display. Called the number on the booklet and got a voicemail box is full please email us at the email address and we will get back to you in reply. Ok.. so I did and I asked for a human to call me and of course they email me back. No such thing as customer service anymore. They want me to video them the problem REALLY?? SO I took two pictures no need for video and i sent my order number from Walmart they want to send me a new part so we shall see what happens if I can change my review. Because this deck doesn't go up or down and its supposed to.