VIVO Electric Height Adjustable 83 x 60 inch Corner Stand Up Desk, 2 White Solid Table Tops, White Frame, Memory Controller, L-Shaped Workstation, 3E Series, DESK-KIT-3E8W

I've had it set up for a week or so and it's worked well... once I finished getting it set up, which definitely took a while.Motors work well and aren't too loud. Controls are pretty obvious. Desk is huge and very stable. I like it quite a bit, especially given the price.Came in three packages - one for the base and one for each desk segment. I wanted this for upstairs, and the package with the base was incredibly heavy, so much so that it was too heavy to carry upstairs, so I had to take the parts out downstairs and take them up in several trips, which took a while.A couple of the instructions where a bit unclear, which made it take a bit longer.Then, as you may have read in other reviews, you will need to drill holes, as the pre-drilled holes on the desk boards they provide are for other models. They are clearly mixing/matching parts that weren't originally designed for each other, which I knew was the case going in and I was okay with--and it does work out fine--but obviously added additional time to the process.Plan your holes carefully. I recommend positioning the end of the base as close to the edge of the board as possible before drilling; I mistakenly drilled and fastened them a few inches in from the end of the board only to realize my chair wheels hit the desk feet bars, so I had to unfasten, loosen the screws holding the support bars, move the base, drill and then screw in again.All told, the process took quite a bit longer than I expected, even knowing ahead of time that I'd need to do a little bit of manual drilling. In the end, though, the result is a nice, huge, motorized sitting/standing desk that looks decent enough and definitely gets the job done for a very affordable price.If you aren't at least a little bit the DIY type, this may not be for you.

As the title says I’m pretty impressed with this desk. I got the 80 by 64 one and for the price I expected it to be a little janky but it seems all parts are fairly sturdy and robust. The table weights way more than I expected which is fine but you will most likely need 2 people to move this thing once it’s put together. I saw many reviews about terrible instructions which it seems they fix because the instructions were flawless for me and very easy to follow. I did use power tools which made the job much faster but it still took about 2 hrs. I have enough space for 2 computer setups, one setup is dual 24 inch monitors and the other is a single 35 inch monitor, they fit with plenty of room especially on the 80 inch side. The one and only thing I would improve about this desk is where the two table top desk pieces meet, the inside corner is not a perfect 90 degree angle because the corners of the desk tops are rounded, so it’s a bit ugly but I can deal with that. Also just a tip, when your doing the last steps and wiring the unit together, do a dry fit first, I ended up having to move the box that everything plugs into twice because I didn’t plan out the spacing very well, it was as simple as reversing 2 screws and moving it to where I wanted so not a big deal.

I purchased this for our home office. The desk came in three separate boxes and was well packaged. I read many reviews prior to purchasing and the trend seemed to be that its a great desk but hard to put together. One reviewer even said to take a few days off as you would need it for assembly. I really don't understand what other peoples issues were but I had the desk together in 1H:21M. You will need some basic tools including a drill. If you plan on assembling with the one tool they give you...it will not work. As for the desk itself. The biggest issue that I have is the desk top itself. The legs and base are sturdy and well built. The motors are industry standard and seem to be of good quality. The controls are functional and easy to use. The top is a bit of another story You have to be ultra gentle on the pre-drilled holes for the legs. They strip faster than a High school drop out. The laminate coating also scratches and peals very easily. I plan on making a new hardwood desktop in the future, but for someone planning on using it as purchased, it does not seem to be durable enough to take on life and people in general. Make sure to use a keyboard and mouse pad, coasters and anything else to keep frequently moved items off the desk surface. Overall I would recommend this desk, just be cautious of the top and its average quality.

I got the largest size (83x60) and it's pretty massive. Fits dual monitors and printer on one side and laptop, mail holder, and notebook area on the other side, as well as a plant and photos in the corner. Build quality is excellent. Feels very study and the motor lift is smooth.Assembly is not straight forward for large portions of the process. You're free to lengthen the stand as you wish, but there are no markers to tell you whether the lengths are appropriate for the desk size. Prepare to do a lot of measurements yourself if you want it symmetrical in all aspects. There are no useful pre-drilled holes on the desk itself either. You will have to mark and drill themself as well.

This desk was perfect and exactly what we were looking for, bought 2 to created mirrored L-shape. Easy to put together, alot of reviews say they are not reversible, but they are. Easier to visualize if you set up the legs upside down, then flip the legs and attach the table top.

Fit perfect in the office! The ability to save multiple heights is very handy, and the table is durable and well constructed if assembled correctly. You’ll definitely need a second hand assembling this. Great for the price and so far it’s been great. The motors are very smooth.

5 stars for the desk. 1 star for the assembly and instructions. If they're already putting a dozen predrilled holes for other configurations, why not predrill for this one too?I found the cord for the height adjustment controller would not reach the power supply if I installed them both where the instructions said to. Make sure to check for this before drilling those holes.

Quite annoyed with this purchase at the moment. Just finished assembly today… I had read the reviews before purchasing so was prepared for the absolute terrible excuse for instructions that were included. It was still annoying biggest gripe is that the feet are wider then the table top so you can't push it close to a wall.… there's at least a 3 inch gap between the back of the table top and the wall. The instructions were borderline useless… Scan the QR code in The instructions and find the online video for assembly much more helpful it still didn't show anything about installing the table top. On the large L-shaped desk none of the holes lineup so you have to drill all of your own. It says the pre-drilled holes are only for two legged tables not the three. The electric motor operation is very smooth and quiet. A minor annoyance is that the table top are rounded on all corners including where they join together to make the L shape it's not aesthetically pleasing to the eye in my opinion.

This desk is ok but the instructions are terrible and might as well give you nothing. There are no measurements for where to install the frame and it is up to you to figure this out. I did eventually get the desk installed but no thanks to the instructions.