SANODESK Electric Corner L-Shaped 63 x 55 in Standing Desk, Memory Height Adjustment, White Top White Frame

This desk exceeded my expectations! It’s spacious, modern, and very sturdy. The electric height adjustment works smoothly and quietly. I love the L-shaped design — it makes the most of my office space. Assembly was easy following the manual, and the materials feel top quality. Perfect for multiple monitors or a home office setup.

You can immediately feel the quality in the substantial weight of the solid wood top and the robust steel frame. The construction is incredibly sturdy—there's no wobble, even at its maximum height. It provides a perfect, spacious work surface that effortlessly adapts to your needs, making it an excellent investment for a flexible and productive workspace.

I originally bought this for 2 generic purposes, to have more space and to be able to stand up occasionally. I figured that I’ve spent more on worse so I’ll take a gamble on a lower priced desk. What I didn’t expect was the quality and durability this thing was for the price. Each piece had some weight to it and the assembly wasn’t as bad as I thought although when it says to do it with 2 people, set the pride aside and get some help because it’s way easier that way, learn from my mistake! Overall, for the price you won’t be disappointed. I’m honestly shocked at how nice this thing was and it over exceeded my expectations. If you are looking for a low cost desk with a ton of room and above average quality, look no further.

This desk is EXACTLY as pictured and once it is put together it is absolutely perfect. HOWEVER. Heed the warnings that other reviews have expressed. It is not user-error as I had believed. The instructions are simply THAT BAD. The pictures in the instructions are extremely hard to understand and there were parts that we didn't even need. Also the parts weren't labeled well (if at all). We had to drill multiple new holes as NONE of the holes matched up and there are a TON of holes so it took a long time to figure that out that we would have to drill holes - I think because the pieces are meant to fit multiple different types of desks. If you have someone who is handy (like I did) this is a wonderful desk and I absolutely love it now that it is together but if you don't and you don't know how to drill holes properly - it is not fun. The person who helped me was able to put it together in about 45ish minutes and I wouldn't have been able to do it on my own. FINAL SUMMARY: the motor lowers and raises the desk wonderfully it is very smooth, I like that the buttons need to be actually pressed so I never accidentally lower or raise the desk with my elbow/forearm in fact I never hit the buttons unintentionally at all. It holds two heavy monitors, a lamp, a laptop, a few books and would absolutely hold a lot more if I wanted it. I love it, but putting it together was not easy.

As you can see with the (messy) photo, the desk has a simple, clean look to it. You can measure everything out all day long, but until you see it in person (or real life photo), it's tough to gauge what all you can put on said desk. This desk has plenty of space for my wife to put endless amounts of sticky notes and workbooks, multiple monitors, and a couple cups. The stand up feature works great and with the zipties/clips that come with it, it helps give that clean look. (the wires you see dangling below are actually from the laptop and monitor). The desk was straight forward to put together - until you got to the part where you needed to actually drill the pieces together (the most important part). I had to google/youtube how they put it together with a slightly different model and it was enough to get me through. I also had the hardest time figuring out which end of the table should be connected to which (this desk is made up of two big pieces for the tabletop). I ended up giving up, grabbed my drill bits and drilled in additional holes into it and was able to drill in the standup buttons that control the unit, and a connector piece (that gives support and helps tie-in the two tabletops). Recommendations to company: Provide a link to a video putting the unit together - and don't skip the hardest part. I understand it's a selling point saying "SEE LOOK HOW EASY IT IS" but your actual customers will appreciate the extra step here. You can also make this link unlisted and share it only in the instructions after someone buys it - no one else will see it. My tabletop came damaged. You guys packed it fairly well, but there was a small chunk taken out of the top corner of the desk, which stinks. Is it worth the hassle to send the entire thing back and have you guys lose probably $100 in shipping because of it? No. Do I need to go out and buy a bit of filler and paint over a brand new desk I paid hundreds of dollars for? Yes. The packaging was actually fairly impressive, but obviously the shipping company couldn't care less about that and it's as if they actually try to damage products at times - I would add another styrofoam layer specifically around the corners to prevent this. The tiny cost of adding this would be miniscule compared to having numerous customers sending it back who are pickier than I am. Overall great product, would recommend. A free afternoon and you have an attractive standup desk to last you for a long while.

I was really surprised by how spacious this desk is! The SANODESK Electric Corner L-Shaped Desk (71 x 63 in) feels very strong and stable. I love that it’s height-adjustable, so everyone at home can set it to their comfort. A feature I really like is the memory function for 4 different heights—each person can save their preferred setting, and it’s just one button to go. Even my 3-year-old can use it; I lower it, and it’s the perfect height for his activities. It’s electric, so I can easily switch between sitting and standing while working. The white color looks elegant and stylish, and my wife enjoys decorating her side. In short, this desk works for the whole family haha. Highly recommend!

I bought the 63x40 desk. This desk has so much room. And the L shape part of the desk offers more room too. And the cabinet I used it for storing my game cases and USB cables, since I am a gamer and did not need to use it for filing. Be warned it’s a heavy box, good thing the legs of the desk comes separately. Assembly It was super easy to assemble, it took around the same time it would take me to assemble any desk. The only minor thing was that the “Fix Control Box” did not have a second hole, so it is required to drill a hole for the control box, but most desk require you to drill holes. This desk only needed one hole. Plus the legs of the desk are universal for different desks, so that was another reason for the drilling needed, again not really an issue. Cabinet came assembled already and only required the feet to be installed. Quality Desk is amazing quality, I owned another FlexiSpot before and their desks never disappoint. The desk as a whole is such amazing quality, the legs are heavy, in a good quality way. It’s also sturdy, which holds my dual monitors and my PC. Cabinet is very sturdy and holds my Pc item. Overall The desk and cabinet together is perfect for my needs and as a gamer I love the ability to stand. I can never go back to a regular desk, I also recommend the standing ones. You choose if you want to sit or stand. It’s so smooth to operate. Highly recommend!

Putting this desk together made me start to lose the will to live. The instructions are horrible and rely on mainly pictures to get you through - and the pictures are not great. I'm usually really good at assembling furniture, I've done it my whole life, but this one just about got the best of me. The holes under the desk are a joke. Tons of holes that are there for absolutely no reason and tons of holes that are not pre-drilled. Bonkers. I had to swap which sides the legs went on twice! The first time because when I went to connect the cords to the main control box, one cord seemed so much longer than the other that I assumed I'd put the legs on backward. But it turned out to be based on where the drawing tells you to put the control box, because when I switched the legs it was the same deal. What I didn't realize was at that point the short leg was on the long side and vice versa . So after the entire desk was assembled and flipped over - and it is HEAVY - it wouldn't push against the wall because the legs were on the wrong sides. So I had to flip it over again, disconnect all of the cords that I had so nicely routed and placed all of the cord ties (screwed into the desk already) undo all of those, and flip the legs again. Then redo all of the cords (no longer placed as nicely) and flip it over again. Now that it is built it's a nice desk for the price. Seems very sturdy, lift feature works well and is not noisy. One complaint/concern is that the LED display shows the height of the desk but has a constant blinking of two horizontal lines right before the height. The blinking I can see at all times out of the corner of my eye and it's already making me feel crazy. I will put black tape over it if this is how it's supposed to be. I'm going to call the manufacturer and find out if that is normal. If it's normal it is ridiculous. I do wish the desk was a few inches deeper - my last desk was deeper and I prefer that. The only other thing to keep in mind is there is a substantial metal bar running along the center of the bottom of the desk. I bought an excellent keyboard tray to mount below this desk and I have to return it because it will hit that bar beneath the desk. I suspect my options for an under-mounted keyboard tray are going to be limited or nonexistent due to the design of the desk. It would be nice if they sold one compatible with this desk but I don't think they do.