It goes up, it goes down. I'm 6'2" and it goes high enough for me to stand and work comfortably, and still has a few more inches it could go up. It also goes fairly low too. lower than a standard desk's high. I made a top from Aspen purchased from a local home store, and love the look. I decided not to go with Oak or something heavier since I didn't want to overload the motors. I have 2 monitors a laptop, a desktop and a bunch of other random junk and it doesn't struggle to raise at all.

I took off 1 star because when its up, it wobbles a bit while I type. I don't think it's going to collapse, but it's noticeable. For the price though, it's tough to beat considering other desks are easily in the $1,000+ range.

Overall the quality is quite good. Shipping, packing and packaging were excellent. We ordered 4 for our office and after putting together the first one, the next three went super fast. The directions are simple and clear.

We did not order the tops and instead elected to call a local cabinetry shop and had them make some custom countertops (6'x6' long by 3' wide with ZERO gap in the seam). Mounting the tops is definitely a two person job. (Pro tip, only install half and then finger tighten the set screws on the adjustable connecting rods. Then place the top(s) on and then make final adjustments before installing the remaining set screws and fully tightening. Last, screw the tops to the frame.)

The finished desk is very sturdy at all of the typical settings with just a tiny bit of wobble at the tallest setting. The motors are not silent, but are quiet enough that they are not disturbing others in the room and cannot be heard over a radio which is at a reasonable volume.

We have yet to install our cable management so for now it looks a little messy under, but it is very affordable and functional. With the tops we purchased locally we're at about $850 per desk for something that is bigger, better and setup exactly the way we want it compared to $1,200-$1,400 for a full setup from somewhere else. My OCD(ish) business partner is very pleased as well.

I built my own topper for this so purposefully bought just the frame. Out of the box...it went together very easily. Make sure you have the space to lay everything out though to start. It is just easier to identify the pieces and not lose the screws.

their hex tool is ok, but I used a powertool with an extender, which made it super easy.

Desk is fluid and smooth to operate and dang near silent. I LOVE IT.

My only complaint...I have tried to follow the instruction to change from metric (CM) measurement to Imperial (IN), but if fails to change every time. Not a huge issue...I know my height both ways and have it set the way I want it...but my wife doesn't think in that manner and so it would be nice to be able to show her in inches. For now...she just trusts me that 100cm is just over 39 inches.

Very nice! Excellent packaging - nothing was scratched or damaged. I was a little afraid that since it is so big that it would be flimsy. But it is extremely sturdy. Very quiet operation. So far very happy with the purchase.
I deducted 1 star for a few minor things. First: Instructions not the easiest to read - text & diagrams very small. Second: Not the easiest to put together, takes some thorough understanding of the diagrams...which again are very small. Would have liked to see a lock button option so a child can't play with it. But the quality, overall look & operation of the product gets 5 stars.

I am 5'2" tall - I've gone through two other adjustable height desks before discovering this one. The lowest I'd been able to find was 24.5" without a desktop, and while it worked better than nothing it was still nearly a full inch too tall with a desktop. This desk with a 3/4" thick desktop goes EVEN LOWER than the minimum I need to be comfortable. An absolute godsend and literally the ONLY suitable desk I could find on the market. I'd love for monoprice to make a more affordable two-leg frame option with the same minimum height as this desk.

The other two I got were heavier duty, but this one is perfectly sturdy. Assembly is standard for this type of desk frame.

Well built, very sturdy and smooth movement. The controller instructions dont appear to match the revision of device I have (?) since I cannot switch from metric to standard units but its not a big deal. Overall, I'm very happy with the unit.

I really like this desk. I am a fan of ‘L’ desks, and really like when they are made up of one piece like this. The standing features are nice too, but mostly I like it for the infinite adjustability, to get the perfect height for different tasks/chairs/users. It’s a great desk and felt worth it.

It is frustrating that there isn’t a better cable management system for the motor/controls, and no flexible product like this will meet exactly every dimension of every customer’s desire, but this one does pretty well. I would recommend using 30” or wider desktops if you can, otherwise the feet extend farther than your desktop and that can look a little awkward.

But overall, I definitely recommend this desk base if you are looking to create a huge custom ‘L’ desk with your choice of creative desktops. It’s not cheap, but is a great value if you want all of these features! It looks nice enough for any room, but will never be the standout design element.

I have the 3 leg and its the best ergonomic purchase I've ever made.

Customer support confirmed that you can't actually purchase this product as the 4 foot sections are not available to purchase.

Very easy to put together. Strong desk base with some weight to it. I put a very heavy 2” walnut live edge on top and it lifts effortlessly. Lift is very quiet. I was surprised by the range of height. Goes really low to REALLY HIGH. Assembled easy enough. Had lots of room with included cords and it even had the cord management straps. Honestly it’s exactly what I hoped it would be. Very happy with the decision to purchase!