SDADI Crank Adjustable Height Standing Desk - Sit to Stand up Desk, Home Office Desk Computer Workstation, Black Frame/Antique Top

Very happy with this desk. It was pretty easy to put together and instructions were very clear. I took me about 1 minute, or 80-100 whirls on the manual crank to go from sitting to standing and vice versa. I can fit my laptop, second monitor, wireless keyboard and mouse, a cup with some pens, and a mirror on this desk. It is spacious but does not take up too much room. My only wish is that it could go a little lower. I am short (5'3") and my feet dangle if I want to be ergonomically aligned in the seated position. Overall, great value and great desk.

This is a fantastic value for a standing desk. It is very sturdy, has a single piece for the desktop, and is large enough for my tower, monitor speakers and plenty more (see photos). I did not want to spend $300+ for a reputable electric motor driven standing desk, and this is an awesome alternative option. Been using this for a week and could not be more pleased.I put this together in about 20 minutes with a power drill and a hex bit. Very easy to assemble. Additionally, this desk doesn't wobble like other cheaper models- I don't have to rest it against the wall to keep it from swaying when I write or type on the desk. The crank can also be moved to either the left or right-hand side with just two screws- and the handle can either be folded or simply removed without any tools. Highly recommend.

Received the desk today. I chose a hand-crank adjustable desk versus an electric desk based on reviews that there are often problems with the electrical gadgets. It’s a lot of cranking to move it from standing to sitting and vice versa, but it’s definitely not difficult or even remotely sweat-inducing.I’m glad I have my strong 29-year-old son around to help put it together. I don’t enjoy putting things together the way I used to. Instructions were better than some, not as good as others, but we got it all figured out and assembled in less than an hour. The Allen wrench (hex key) which comes with it has a nice grip and is all you need for assembly (it’s probably one of the better assembly pieces I’ve seen in a kit like this). They also did a great job of packaging extra screws/bolts for each of the lengths (3 of them) - just in case.After attaching the top piece and beginning the first crank up, the right side was definitely going up more than the left side. My son helped tweak it, after bringing it all the way back down, and then it was fine. Also, don’t screw in the feet/pads too tightly at the beginning because after getting it all together, you may need to loosen one side or the other to prevent wobbling.I’m looking forward to using this desk because I sit, staring at computer monitors for 8 - 9 hours/day. I also got a foot massaging balance board and a dual monitor attachment to use with it. Note: the dual monitor attachment I purchased had horrible instructions, was probably more of a pain than the desk to put together, and came with the exact number of screws required (so heaven forbid I would lose one).***Update 2 months later*** - I love this desk! I can’t remember a time when I had to sit all day. I now stand at least 5 to 7 hours out of my 8-hour workday. However, I wouldn’t be able to stand that long without the rocker/balance board I purchased at the same time. It makes quite a bit of difference, and I can’t imagine standing all day without it, just on a flat surface. I also have a small stool I slide under the desk while standing so I can put a foot up once in a while. I’m 5’11, and with standing on the rocker board, I crank this desk all the way up. I typically stand for the first 4 hours of my shift, crank it down at lunchtime, and then I stand again for the last 2 hours of work, leaving it cranked up overnight so it’s in standing position for morning. It’s a solid piece of furniture, and I’ve had zero issues with the crank to bring it up or down since the initial issue mentioned above while putting it together. I highly recommend this desk.

Purchased this desk in Aug 2021. The box was very heavy. Upon opening I noticed it had a small "dent" in the edge but it wasn't critical to its function. Was likely caused during shipping and was only a simple cosmetic blemish, not worth the hassle of packing and sending back. The desk was fairly simple to put together. I'm a pacer when I talk on the phone and cannot sit for very long anyway. It has been an asset to my work. I went with the manual hand crank lifting version vs. a power/motorized option due to cost and simplicity as I have found I don't need to lower/raise it (as expected) because I rarely sit. Worth the money and I would recommend this item to someone who prefers to stand or lean (I do lean on a barstool sometimes) while working at a desk.

So far, I really like the product. My desk came with all the expected parts and instructions. Following the instructions, I was able to assemble the desk in less than twenty minutes. In terms of build quality, I am impressed. The frame itself feels incredibly sturdy. I am using the table as a main desk and it feels very stable (at least as stable as my old sitting desk). The lowest quality part of the entire product is probably the table top. While it looks nice, its is cheap. There are some minor scratches around the edge. If you get the desk I would recommend getting a cover of some sort. In terms of its functionality, it takes about one to two minutes to crank the desk from its lowest height to its highest. The crank can be position in multiple places on the table. I would like if it could go maybe one more inch lower, but its max height if more than adequate for me (6ft).Overall, I can recommend the product. Its a good budget sit-stand desk.

Brilliant work desk, I made a mistake by trying to assemble the desk with out the manual as I didn’t receive it in the package.I informed the seller and they sent the pdf manual to me by message on Amazon. With that and a electric screw driver I got this baby setup in minutes. The table is surprisingly sturdy and I love the crank mechanism.Its kind of like a post lunch exercise, take 90 seconds or less to crank the table height to max.I kept the corner protectors that came with the desk. Its a really good desk for 3-4 year investment or maybe even more years if you can maintain and clean it so often.Happy customer here!

Easy to assemble, strong and sturdy. The height is easily adjustable. Has a good surface area for multi-tasking!

The desk was easy to assemble, and the body is very steady and strong. Also,the crank mechanism to raise the top works very well.I was very disappointed though with the cheap quality of the work top itself. It is litterally cheap board also badly painted, easy to scratch or stain. I had to buy a glass to cover it which cost me an additional 54£

its heavy, you can lean on it, put your feet up on it. its very strong. and the old vintage wood style is perfect. much loved.

Sturdy desk. Easy to put together and use. Worth the money. Would recommend.