Appears to M10 15mm feet in case anyone is wondering if they can sub in casters. But it's the very cheap implementation of welding M10 bolts onto the base. Which in my case meant that two were impossibly tilted and you couldn't get your base flat no matter what foot you used. Also the sawdust (melamine is too optimistic a term) top is screwed into the motor pedestal with tiny and short screws. Meaning you have a real chance of just making them spin in the sawdust, and not getting a solid connection, even using only hand tools. The base and the pedestal, as well as the motor, are good parts. It's too bad they potentially (and in my case, certainly) created an inadequate product skimping on screws, welding, and a sawdust desktop.

It was very easy to assemble and use.

Exactly what I was looking for. Very sturdy (a lot heavier than I expected it to be) and easy to assemble.
I wish it came with wheels though!!

Assembled easy, fit in the space, handled laptop, it?s stand and accessories no problem. Cord management is good, and controller works as advertised.

The quality and sturdiness are excellent. It was very easy to assemble solo (although I believe the instructions recommend getting a second person to help when flipping over the table). Recommended!

This desk is a beast, it holds up to the 110lb challenge (and then some). And, it zips up and down smoothly and rapidly.

Took me 30 minutes to setup, super simple from cutting the box open to using the electric motor features for the first time! And no, it's not a 2 person job as the box claims! One person is plenty, though YMMV!

I've had this in use for 3 days now and love it! I should be cautiously optimistic however, as the durability of the desk matters too. I'll update the review if anything goes south. If not, assume all is well, or the desk fell on me ;) ... j/k

Well worth the money for a little workstation. I put a Chief Kontour K1C120 with a single arm so far, for my XDR (vesa mounted) Apple Display. Then I strapped a Chief pole mount to the side for my microphone with a 3 part arm. And I put my 1st Gen Surface Studio on top! I type with a keyboard on my lap tray when sitting. When standing I have another arm to hold my keyboard, or I turn the studio up and use the space in front of it (not much, but this is a small desk consider what all I have on here ;) ) ... anyways, it's great so far!

Great job MP (and ultimately, whatever brand was white labeled -- I assume that's the case).

First off, be prepared for it's weight. It is a bit heavy but one person can handle it. But it does work quite well. Has the hardware and tools there to assemble it. I like that you are given chooses as to which side you want the base so some planning is involved. Good purchase. Haven't had any issues with Monoprice stuff yet. Thanks

It's a little wobbly. I can't put my large 30" monitor on it AND my keyboard. typing causes the whole thing to wobble about enough that I can't focus on or read the monitor. It might have something to do with the fact that I'm on carpet and not a solid (wood, cement) floor. but the amount of wobble required to make things unreadable is pretty small. A laptop on top would probably be fine (you're closer, wobblyness reduced without a long necked monitor stand).

That said, it's super easy to assemble, no power tools required.

Controls (up/down arrow) are very simple and intuitive.

Perfect For Virtual work. Use as side table when not in use. Small profile better than regular size desk for me. Raises very high works great!

I love it!!!!! ... sturdy ... solid base ... very heavy ... smooth motor operation ... love that it has 3 user-defined height buttons ... I use it for my 3D printers ... low height for printer maintenance ... medium height for printing ... high height to move it out of the way ... love it!!!