Redlife Dual Motor Standing Desk Frame, Electric Adjustable Legs Compatible Desktop Size 47"-71", 330 lbs Weight Capacity, Stand up Desks Frame Workstation with Memory Controller, Black

The media could not be loaded. The Redlife desk frame works amazing well for my reloading bench. I used this adjustable frame and a 24x48 inch butcher block countertop to make the desk and fastened it together with 1 inch cabinet screws.Pros:The frame was one of the least expensive dual motor frames, has 3 bars in the legs vs 2 bars so it has more travel than other models, and is surprisingly quiet for 2 electric motors. Also this frame is heavy and very well built. Even at standing height the table barely moves while I'm using the progressive reloader. I also like the adjustments the frame has to accommodate different length tops and the wide base to help with stability. All of the included hardware worked but I used different screws to attach the countertop to the frame.Cons:First and foremost the tools provided are terrible. The Allen wrenches are way too small and are inadequate to tighten the bolts. Make sure to have a set of Allen wrenches, a drill with bits for pre drilling holes, and bits for assembly of the desk. The instructions are not clear in some parts and do yourself a favor, don't completely tighten the fasteners until each side is ready to be slid together with the crossbars.Overall:This adjustable base is an amazing value compared to buying an entire motorized desk. I'm going to buy another one and convert my other 6 foot bench I like this so much.

I strongly recommend against buying this product. I purchased it towards the end of last year, and on the very day I assembled it, the control box failed after just a few uses.I really wanted to just order a replacement control box, as I had already mounted the desktop, managed all the wiring, and invested significant time in the setup. However, the company ended up sending me an entirely new desk – a very heavy package. Naturally, I just swapped the control box from the new desk onto my existing setup, and it started working again.Unfortunately, after only a few more days of use, the control panel itself failed. Fortunately, I hadn't returned the replacement desk yet, so I was able to take the control panel from that one to get my desk operational again. This all happened back in December.My usage is relatively light; I typically raise and lower the desk only two or three times per week. I work from home one day a week (the main reason I bought it) and use it occasionally on weekends.As of today, the desk has stopped working again. There's no power reaching the control panel, and I'm unsure if the fault lies with the panel or the control box this time. It's incredibly frustrating that I seemingly cannot order these specific replacement parts.Three separate failures in less than six months clearly indicates this is not a well-made product. While I suspect the frame and motors are likely fine, the electronics supplier seems consistently unreliable. Avoid this desk.

The media could not be loaded. This motorized desk legs are both affordable and sturdy. It carries my PC and even my cat on top of it. The buttons are great, you don't need to keep pressing the buttons to get the desk higher. Height adjustments are very easy and I like that it tells me the number so I can keep in mind. It doesn’t make too much noise, even at night it’s not going to wake up anyone. If you are looking for affordable standing desk legs these have great functionality.

Took a minute to learn the control module has to be level and stable. Any vibration to control module will cause fault and must be reset.

I love my new standup desk! Works great very strong and smooth table lays nice and steady even without drilling holes in it and securing it that way.I have a tempered glass table top so no drilling possible. Very happy

This desk worked great for almost 6 months of very gentle use, but then one day, I pressed the button to raise the desk and only one half went up and then the control panel went blank. The control box had an electrical smell and I could not get it to turn back on again so the desk is now useless. I had no luck trying to reach the company for help in getting a replacement part.

I bought a sit stand frame and I was very happy with it. The only problem is that the lowest height setting wasn't low enough for me and I found myself struggling to get comfortable, even with my chair height at the maximum. When I saw this proudly advertised to have about 24 inches minimum height, I was skeptical but hopeful that it would deliver. And yes, it delivered! It was quite easy to install and I am enjoying it much more than my previous one.

I bought this to replace my old desk, and to just have an overall upgrade from my old one, but that didn't come without some difficulty. The setup was a breeze, and the desk had amazing build quality and very good stability. Thats where the benefits end though. It was a great desk for a whole 3 minutes before the control box broke! I was testing out the desk before I put anything on it, but that's when I heard a pop, and the desk wouldn't raise or lower. I tried everything new outlet, leaving it unplugged, citing the manual, everything I could think of; but nothing worked. So I returned the desk and got a new one as a replacement. That might have been a fluke, but the replacement desk was pretty good and since I got it on sale was a great price for the build quality and especially for it being a dual-motor desk. I would recommend the desk overall but be careful because my desk broke right out of the box!