Pro:
* Goes low enough to be at an appropriate typing height without need for a keyboard tray.
* Width is adjustable to my table top. Extremely important for me, since I have a "hollow core" top, which means only the outer 8" are solid / structural.

Con:
* Metal frame sticks down by as much as 2.25" making it hard to find a pedestal cabinet that fits underneath when it's at minimum height (22" max cabinet height)

Phenomenal quality. I include these with a product that I designed at work. I chose this model because I trust that it won't go out of production and the sizing will be consistent. The excellent quality and premium user experience was a nice bonus. The desk I sell is rather pricy so it would have been a tough pill to swallow if the expensive desk had a cheap-feeling adjustable frame.

Worked well at first. After a couple of months it stopped moving and had an error code that wasn't in the manual. I couldn't figure it out on my own, so I reached out to customer support and got no response.

Really well built! Arrived on time, and packaged well. HEAVY!

I added this to our home office after working more than 6 months from our home office because of the 2020 pandemic. It's an awesome desk I'd miss a lot if I did not have it. I had an old Office Depot desk I cannibalized the top from adding a sheet of oak veneer to that fit perfectly on the frame. The price is right, it's well made, and it works really really well. The only small nuisance I've noticed is the touch-sensitive controls don't always come out of lock-out mode when you go to raise or lower the unit. I've found that swiping my left index finger from left to right across the series of buttons wakes it and then it works fine. I've also noticed the unit seems to be leaking clear hydronic fluid that collects at the junction between the desktop vertical supports and the perpendicular floor supports. I continue to wipe it up with a paper towel. I'd worry more about it if the desk showed some issue with operation but so far it works perfectly. For the life of me I can't tell were it is seeping from. It's not coming down the legs and I can't find a single hole in the areas on both sides where the fluid could be coming from. Again, in that I've seen no functional issues, I've written it off to some sort of operational overflow that is normal over time.

All that being said it's a great desk and I'd recommend it.

Love the frame. Pretty easy to finish assembly, glad I went with this version. Relatively quite as well.

Built a custom pine wood top for it, 72? long x 33? deep and attached using wood inserts. Dual motor doesn?t appear to be struggling. Moves quickly enough for me. One of the quietest I?ve heard I will say.

The only negative I will say that I have experienced a weird deal on the controller people have mentioned that it does do weird things like stop moving. Or the desk moves, stops and starts again on it?s own when a button is touched. I did discover that when I re-seated the cable to from the controller it went back to working just fine. Too soon to say whether or not this is something that will get worse or it got bumped. No weird sounds or anything yet. Time will tell.

I will investigate options if it continues to be an issue. Maybe try to keep the cable from drooping from the plug, could be that over time it will loosen up?Just thought you all would like to know.

I loved the standing desk legs, but after only 6 months, I get constant error messages that require a physical unplug of the desk to recover from. I suspect it's from cheap electronics in the hydraulics controller. There's zero information on the internet though about it.

Functions great with a 72? desktop. Overall great desk, could have slightly better stability at standing height, but no real issues.

The buttons can be a bit finicky and take a few taps to get them to register but overall I am really happy with this.