It's a solid, easy to assemble, and convenient desk to use. I generally start the days off in standing position, which is an easy way to get in some stretching while catching up on news and mail. Throughout the workday I'll switch between sitting and standing, usually in 45 min. or so intervals although it isn't exactly a rigid schedule, and then when work is done and it's time to play I'll change the configuration depending on what I'm playing or how tired I am. Pretty happy with how quickly it switches between, how stable the desk is when raised, and the range of how low and high it can go. I'm happy with how durable it is too, as I have a 48" C1 mounted to the back of the desk (since I didn't order the solid wood version the mount sits on a VIVO Steel Reinforcement Bracket Mount Plate for additional safety) and there is no sign of bending, cracking, or possible failure. If there was anything that would ding the score, it's that the desk I received had some paint chipping underneath all across the user-facing edge, and exposing the particle board near the corner; maybe this was a result of shipping but the packaging did feel adequate. Initially, I was concerned about how it might affect the desk over time, but it has been over a year now and it hasn't gotten any worse for wear as far as I can tell. This has nothing to do with the desk itself but I regret not purchasing the hanging desk mount. I have my system sitting on the corner of an adjacent desk (I have one PC running two different desk layouts, depending on the type of work I need to do), and if it wasn't for using some extended cables I would have run into a lot of issues when transitioning between desk positions.