Ergo Elements Adjustable Height Standing Desk with Manual Hand Crank Base, White

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Ergo Elements Adjustable Height Standing Desk with Manual Hand Crank Base, White

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The hand crank is perfect and the customer service was stellar. My only complaint is that the smallest allen wrench they give you doesn't fit the set screws.

I am 6'2 and it has helped me adjust the desk to properly type/work while sitting and standing. You just need to fully insert the driveshaft all the way into the outer cog in order to get that leg to raise. This means i just have one cable (the power ... Read More

The product is sturdy and well made. Crossbars, base, and all parts are made of heavy steel. The bases are very sturdy and assembled easy enough, cranking is easy and smooth enough.

The frame is quite sturdy, no risk of tipping. It easily cranks up or down. I think that is more function of having both my monitors on adjustable flex arms than the table frame though.

Cons

The desk arrived defective, there is a gear missing so there is nothing to crank. Also, the size is between 1/8 and 7/64; an infinitesimal increment, but also non-standard.

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Quality

The frame is quite sturdy no risk of tipping

Very sturdy quality material and when fully extended it is quite stable

Crossbars base and all parts are made of heavy steel

Even the drive shaft that goes from side to side so that the legs go up in unison didnt match the instructions

Price

The prices vary from really cheap to really expensive

I ruled out an electrical system because of cost complexity an irony

You get a nice desk while saving money

Packaging/appearance

Arrives well packed into a long rectangular box

Easy assembly well packaged to prevent damage in transit sturdy desk with a smooth mechanism to adjust the height from sitting to standing

I found one of the maple butcher block counter tops also on amazon that i then stained sealed and attached to the base

Once its assembled its easier to move around but in the box its an awkward handful

Competitiveness

This desktable base is an excellent alternative to more expensive electric ones

It is about the same complexity is building something from ikea

The price is more than reasonable given the high quality of the product

Overview

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base, sturdy, easy, down and crank.

Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.

Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 70 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 3 2024.