This doesn't need much introduction - it's a motorised base for a sit/stand desk at a price that's more affordable than the crop of ready-made desks on the market. I imagine that the main questions on anyone's mind are: though it's cheaper than others, it's still a hunk of cash - so does it work, and is it sturdy? The short answer is that, after a couple of months of use, yes it does, and yes it is. To give some context to that, here is how I have mine set up. The top I used is a solid beech job from Ikea - 1500mm x 750mm x 25mm, a roomy and sturdy affair. That top is carrying 2 monitors, a laptop, desk fan, speakers, tower pc (under-slung in a carriage), lamp, and various other objects. I haven't weighed all of this kit but I'm pretty sure it comes in under the recommended load of 'under 80kg'. In operation the base functions flawlessly. The raising and lowering operation is smooth, with a soft acceleration and deceleration in both directions, with no discernable adverse vibrations. Beverages, for instance, remain undisturbed (we'll just move straight on past the advisability of having a cuppa in close proximity to one's laptop and keyboard - we all do it, we all know it's an accident waiting to happen). There are a few reviews reporting that the base has an alarming wobble, and this was the first thing I looked for. The upshot is that, while there is indeed some wobble, it's no greater than that found in the versions from Ikea (yes, I went to Ikea to wobble desks), which, in some variants, cost twice as much as this. However, the wobble is not due to instability as such, it's just inherent in these particular designs (a central pillar support is always going to be more unstable than a leg at each corner - maybe not if it was made from adamantium, but I find that a fictional table is less functional). Under normal circumstances it's not really noticeable - you have to give it a reasonable shove to really upset it, and even then it's not particularly bad. I can't really comment on customer support as I've not had reason to contact them. To sum up, the finish is good, build quality is also good, operation is smooth, stability is fine (at least in my case), and I find it very much fit for purpose. I've no pictures of it currently but I'll add one or two later - if it's possible to do that after posting. Read more

Nachdem ich den Höhenverstellbaren Schreibtisch ausgiebig genutzt habe, möchte ich meine Erfahrungen teilen und diesem Produkt vier Sterne verleihen. Der Schreibtisch bietet viele Vorzüge, weist jedoch einen kleinen Mangel auf. Pro: Höhenverstellbarkeit: Die elektrische Höhenverstellbarkeit des Schreibtisches ermöglicht eine einfache Anpassung der Höhe, was besonders bei sitzenden Tätigkeiten eine angenehme Ergonomie gewährleistet. Stabilität: Der Schreibtisch ist robust gebaut und bietet eine stabile Arbeitsfläche, auch wenn er in der höchsten Position verwendet wird. Geräumige Arbeitsfläche: Die großzügige Arbeitsfläche bietet ausreichend Platz für mehrere Monitore, Tastatur, Maus und andere Arbeitsutensilien. Einfacher Aufbau: Der Aufbau des Schreibtisches ist unkompliziert und erfordert keine besonderen handwerklichen Fähigkeiten. Kontra: Lauter Motor: Der Motor zur Höhenverstellung des Schreibtisches ist etwas laut, was bei der Benutzung störend sein kann, insbesondere in ruhigen Arbeitsumgebungen. Insgesamt betrachtet bietet der Höhenverstellbare Schreibtisch eine gute Qualität und Funktionalität zu einem angemessenen Preis. Trotz des etwas lauteren Motors kann ich diesen Schreibtisch für diejenigen empfehlen, die eine flexible Arbeitsumgebung mit der Möglichkeit einer elektrischen Höhenverstellung suchen. Read more

First and foremost, unless you have standing desk experience you are going to be browsing all over Amazon trying to find a good budget standing desk frame. Well, I will solve your hunt and tell you this Topsky frame is awesome. Since the list is lacking content, I'll go with Cons first since there are so few: 1.) The M6 button head bolts they provide you with are not black finished as one would expect with a black frame, they are standard silver zinc coated and of questionable quality - however they are more than sufficient to get the job done. 2.) The frame doesn't offer much in the means of cable management, but the outputs for both motors are between the center support rails. This means, unless you have some sort of provision for your top that has enough clearance for the cable, you will have to route the cable over (...under?) the center support rail and out to wherever the rest of your cabling will be. 3.) The extension cable is longer than the maximum length of the frame, and could be a tad shorter. In order to manage the extension, you'll have to roll it up and use a tie for the slack - and then mount that however you desire. Or just let all the cables hang free, your choice... 4.) The control module doesn't use the same size M6 bolts, but rather some wood screws that are much smaller. That's fine, however since that allows mounting into anything you desire. You won't be building this desk out of sheetrock. 5.) Desk wobble at extension (read: standing position) is going to be a thing, regardless of what desk frame you use - even Uplift/Autonomous frames will have wobble. You can minimize this by making sure your mounting provisions are tight, strong, and the overall weight of your top is heavy enough to provide stability. 6.) It's a T-frame not a C-frame. That being said, I could make a list of pro's about this, but honestly just look at the 5 star rating this product has. I could go on a pretty long keyboard rampage telling you why I love my new frame. I'll sum it up and keep it short and sweet though. The desk frame is awesome. It's sturdy, it's solid, but really needs to have different hardware and it would be beneficial overall to add additional mounting provisions. I think the wobble that it does have, is exacerbated by the lack of attachment points for this frame. One could easily drill an additional hole on each top mounting arm, and add another M6 bolt. I used a 74x30 butcher block countertop, so screws would have been quite cheesy after spending $360.00 on an island top (not including the materials for finish work, etc.). I used some M6x15mm threaded inserts, if you're using a solid wood top you will probably want to do this as well. I used a kit found here on Amazon that included a really crappy 9mm drill bit. The inserts are fine though. The desk wobble that is most noticeable isn't side to side, but front to back - the legs could stand to be a little bit longer, and after making sure the feet are adjusted correctly to the floor and is solid, the wobble is still there. Lighter weight tops might not experience so much, YMMV. The frame is quiet - not loud, and I experience no odd random noises. I have a full tower custom PC, two monitors, various other stuffs and the motors barely show any strain. I am likely at 75% capacity or so, taking into the account the 100lb countertop that I'm using as the desk top. I would like to see this frame see a revision list though, and hopefully additional attachment points will be on there somewhere. A C-Frame option would have been phenomenal, as that is what I was originally looking for to begin with. The additional foot room as well as being able to have a cross bar built into the kit would be great for stability and looks. Black oxide hardware. Battery backup for memory storage so manual resets aren't necessary every time the power flickers. Longer feet for added front/back stability. Make that a thing, and this is going to directly compete with the expensive brands available for 2x as much. Buy it, built it, and enjoy your new standing desk! All in, I am looking forward to building another one of these desks using this frame - with a slightly cheaper top, as this was a fairly expensive project. The value is absolutely there, and the build quality is awesome. Buy this desk - it's gonna be the one you'll want and need. Read more

Are you an office worker with no office? Are you a keyboard player longing to feel youth again? Well look no further, This electric adjustabe table frame will make you the talk of the troop! This baby has 2 motors, just like in the description above, and the best bit - the instructions come with the swankiest installation video money can buy! As the video shows, the packaging is really well packed, considering it's solid metal - I've seen plastic packaged worse. Putting the frame together is easy peasy, note in the video however they mentioned using 1 set of screws too many times, look at the youtube comments, someone was good enough to mention which screws to correctlly use, it's the long ones, you'll get it. There's zero wiggle to the frame, and movement is really smooth. the buttons are nice and it will extend length ways really easy, which is part good part bad, because there are 2 ways it holds itself together: 1. screwing the frame to a table top 2. using the central frame screws The latter part only uses part screw holes - by this I mean the outer metal frame has screw holes, the inner tube does not, so you are screwing into the solid metal to kinda jam it in place.... fine for claiming extendable, not fine for assurance. That said, the former solution of screwing to table top will be more than enough for most, in my use case an electric piano will sit on top of it, so it it's not like there's much weight going on it, that said, later I will be putting a desk with piano draw on it so we'll see how that goes later on. Anyway, my final thought on this is that it's a great frame. totalling this with a tabletop is gonna be expensive, but you pay for what you get, and I don't regret this. Read more

El Escritorio eléctrico de pie ajustable de doble motor de TOPSKY fue la solución ideal para mi deseo de tener un escritorio de altura ajustable. Después de una búsqueda extensa, opté por comprar solo el marco y aventurarme en un proyecto de bricolaje, seleccionando y tratando una hermosa tabla de parota de 1.8 x 0.8 metros. Este enfoque no solo me permitió ahorrar significativamente en comparación con las opciones preensambladas, sino que también me brindó la satisfacción de construir algo con mis propias manos. El resultado ha sido sumamente gratificante: un escritorio que disfruto tanto estética como funcionalmente. Las patas del escritorio son robustas y estables, y el ajuste de altura es sorprendentemente silencioso y fluido, lo que contribuye a una experiencia de trabajo cómoda y adaptable. Los controles son intuitivos y bien diseñados, lo que refleja la calidad general del producto. Recomiendo ampliamente este marco de escritorio de TOPSKY a quienes buscan calidad y disfrutan de personalizar sus espacios de trabajo. Cinco estrellas por brindar la base para mi perfecto escritorio de oficina en casa. Read more