“This is a great, robust base. I bought it with the crossbar, and it is rock-solid side-to-side, and very solid back-to-front. I like the presents, and the controls work well (although you have to hold the buttons down a bit longer than you'd expect).
The one downside is the motion limits. You can set an upper limit and a lower limit, so that the unit never goes above or below specific points. This way you can keep it from crashing into other pieces of furniture in your office.
Problem: if the unit loses power, then it must reset by going down to the very bottom of its motion range. This ignores the lower limit, which means that if you lose power you'll have to clear out any furniture under the desk so that you can reset. Hopefully this won't happen too often.
But again, a great frame.”
“I got all the options that I ordered but not sure why I don't have a voice control for the desk. The box was not in good shape when arrived but no parts were missing. My son loves the sit and stand desk and as soon as assembled he was excited playing with his new gamig computer. Not too hard to assemble and directions are easy to follow. This table will able to use it until he will be in College. I would order another one.”
“Iif you're on the fence about building your own sit/stand desk, this kit is what you want. Pick a nice piece of wood from somewhere and this kit gives you everything else you'll need. Strongly recommend.”
“It is so refreshing to see a product made right and with attention paid to design, aesthetics, and performance rather than simply minimizing cost at every opportunity. I bought it because of the good reviews, but also because it goes lower than many of the rest. Being a bit shorter than average, I think this is the first time that I have actually been fully comfortable while sitting and using a computer at a desk. Of course, standing, the base is rigid and works perfectly too. I have the optional cross support, which seems like a good idea and really firms up the base. The pleasant surprise was the flexible segmented umbilical that guides any electrical cables that have to run from the floor to the table. It bends into an "S" shape when the table is low and seems intended to prevent cable wear over the years. Even this part looks incredibly well designed with a heavy metal base that sits on the floor. Everything looks quality, from the parts to the electronics to the screws. Impressed!”
“After a lot of research, I settled on this motorized desk. Very good quality design. Very stable, at all heights I use it at. No sway at all. Smooth mechanism, with a ramp up/down speed control. So glad I found BTOD. Not only to purchase this desk, but for their very in depth review of all the desks I was looking at.”
“I had an older expensive, make out of the USA sit stand desk that would not lift. I bought these legs as a replacement. They screwed right on to my existing table with no issue. It fit better and the utube instructions showed what to do and I 63 year old woman dismantled the old one and assembled this one in place with no problem. Because it is made in the USA I should be able to but additional accessories with no problem. I also love the wire management that comes with the legs.”
