VIVO Corner Standing Desk, 75 x 63 inch Reversible L-Shaped Workstation, Electric Height Adjustment, Home, Office, and Reception Rooms, White Table Top White Frame, DESK-E3CTW-75

I love this desk! It is sturdy and well-made. As others have mentioned, it is challenging to put together. There is a video you can watch that helps a lot. My take on it is this: the video helps a ton, but it also shows the desk being put together by assembling the frame, then putting the top on with the frame upright. The printed instructions have you assembling the whole thing upside down, then turning it over. Other buyers have said it was really difficult to turn the assembled desk upright, and I can see how that might be the case. But it was hard to attach the top to the frame while lying on my back and keeping my arms up in the air. The assembly took about 3-4 hours. If I had it to do again, I think I'd assemble the whole thing upside down. It is confusing that the printed and the video instructions are at odds. That being said, I am so happy with this desk. The motor mechanism is smooth and quiet. It is a touch slow - but that's ok. Nothing on the desk wobbles or shakes when the desk is being adjusted up or down. The legs are substantial and the seam between the two top pieces are well secured so I don't think there will be any separation of the two parts.

I really like this desk, so much so I bought a second one! It is very sturdy and well made. All the parts fit together with great alignment and the laminate is strong. The single motor is plenty adequate for the heavy computers we have on them and don't sound like they struggle at all lifting or lowering. Instructions are clear and easy to follow but do take your time as there's a lot to do...an automatic screwdriver is recommended versus doing it by hand like I did for the first one. If I could make one recommendation it would be to not assemble upside-down (as I did for the first one per-instructions), then try to flip when its done. That is very awkward and could cause damage. Instead, I assembled right-side-up and it was so much better and safer of an experience. You will have to lay on your back to get the top mounted but its easy...Just wear safety glasses. The only negative is the included cable management...The tabs don't stick even with hard pressure on them when applying being held down for 30 seconds. They just fall off after time...but easy to remedy with something else. Very minor and not worth knocking off a star for such a good product!

After completing the setup of the VIVO Corner Standing Desk, I can safely say the end result is spectacular. To be completely honest, the installation process was quite a significant undertaking and proved to be a major challenge to assemble. It requires a fair amount of time and patience to get everything aligned correctly. However, once assembled, the desk is exactly what I was looking for. It is incredibly spacious, providing a massive amount of surface area that easily accommodates my multiple monitors, gaming consoles, and PC tower without feeling cluttered. The build quality feels sturdy, and the Rustic Brown finish adds a very professional, high-end look to my office. At this stage, I am very pleased with the purchase. I plan to provide an updated review in three months to report on the long-term durability of the motorized components and how the surface holds up to daily use. If you can get past the difficult assembly, this is a top-tier workstation.

I wanted to upgrade my previous L desk to a sit stand variety and I’m very pleased with this one. My general thoughts about the actual product are very positive. It’s very very sturdy, doesn’t feel cheaply made, and it’s nice that it provides different ways to assemble it. I’ve had this desk for a couple weeks and I’m happy to say that it has had zero issues thus far. It raises and lowers smoothly, no hiccups, you can save a sitting and standing position of your choosing, and toggle through a few other settings at your discretion. If you have any monitor arm desk mounts and you’re wondering if the desk can support it, it’s safe to say absolutely yes. I have two separate LX HD ergotron arms, one holding a 24” 16lb cintiq, and the other holding a 27” 10lb S2721Q. The desk holds just fine. They’re not drilled in, just clamped to the edge. The actual desk is so heavy I don’t ever have to worry about it falling over or something and it keeps steady when I move the monitors around. The desktop is surprisingly very durable given the material. The desk came in two separate packages that both arrived super early and within a day or two of each other. All the pieces were there, plus a little baggie of spare screws. Only one part was damaged but it happened to be one of the foot pads. The screw for it broke off the pad part but I was able to hammer it back into the little “socket” with some gorilla glue. Really just a minor inconvenience and has had absolutely no effect on the desk’s performance. My biggest gripe about this product is the instructions. While the instructions were detailed and thorough for each of the three assembly options, they kept switching the perspectives for each darn step (sometimes even had the wrong assembly option too) so it was extremely frustrating and confusing to follow. I ended up starting over two or three times. I didn’t exactly have the best experience, but in hindsight the desk is quite simple to build now that I know how to go about it. One thing to note is you will have to drill some holes yourself. The screws provided are not self tapping. And while I was able to get all the existing holes to line up well enough by keeping all the screws loose before tightening everything, there were quite a few spots that lacked pre drilled holes at all. It seems Vivo makes really great quality products but is horrible at accurate, clear instructions. I also bought a keyboard tray from them and the instructions had a significant discrepancy but the product rocks. If you’re on the fence about whether to get this desk, know that it’s worth every penny. (=

I’ve had this VIVO 75" x 63" corner standing desk for almost two years. I originally paid $450, and it’s now showing closer to ~$360 (at the time of writing), which makes it an especially strong value. Pros: -Tons of usable surface area. It’s a real upgrade if you’re coming from a smaller “standard” desk. -Great for clamp mounts. There isn’t hardware/structure blocking the edges in normal use, so it’s easy to mount arms and accessories where you want (monitor arms, mic arms, lights, etc.). -Very stable. Mine doesn’t wobble during normal use, and it stays steady even when I’m moving around while standing. -Handles heavy setups well. I have a lot of gear mounted and the lift mechanism hasn’t struggled; it’s rated for 225 lb max load. -Looks professional. The vintage brown top gives it a nicer “office” look than many budget standing desks. -Durability has been excellent. No noticeable wear on the top/frame and no need to re-tighten or re-adjust anything after ~2 years (in my case). Cons: -Assembly is involved. I built it solo, but it took time and would be much easier with a second person to lift and move the desk around. -Minor lowering “hitch” on my unit. When lowering from standing height there’s a small initial hiccup. It hasn’t affected function, but it’s noticeable. -Controller cord length. I wish the controller power cord were longer, especially if you mount a PDU on the far underside of the desk like I have. Compared to my prior ~$160 non-standing desks (wobbly, small, and hard to mount things on), this has been a massive upgrade even without the standing feature. At ~$360, it’s a great deal for the space, stability, and moldability. I wish I had started with a quality desk this like that I could mold to fit my needs instead of trying to save money molding myself and space to the desk.

Great product. I have 3 of these desks and they work great. Very stable, strong motors and easy to assemble, plus the price is fair. One of the desks I use as a work bench (not intended use) but it holds up well to weight and typical work bench use. Ive loaded it up with about 300lbs of stuff and cycled the motor many times in a row without issue. Highly recommend

First of all, the packaging for this was very solid. It uses the good kind of packing material and the box came with corner protectors as well. Despite the fact that one of the boxes (it comes in two boxes) was damaged, the internals were so well packaged that I couldn't find anything wrong. The desk is a single motor L-shaped desk that was relatively easy to install, did so in about 30 min. I assembled it using an electric driver and a manual driver with varying hex and phillips heads. No drilling needed. I did not do the method of turning it over and assembling it onto the top upside down and instead turned the legs over once I had them assembled and placed the top and screwed it down from under the desk. This likely saved me on time. So far it is very sturdy. The motor is relatively quiet (quieter than the fan in the same room) and takes about 20 seconds or so to go from bottom to top. I thought I would have a problem with the speed but it's actually been fine and I don't mind it at all. The desktop also sits on rubber gromets at each screw point to absorb vibrations though I haven't actually encountered any vibrations to worry about. Overall, the desk has been solid so far and is plenty of room for 3 monitors, a laptop and my desktop with enough room still for a 36 in x 40 x desk mat. This desk doesn't come with any other accessories like cup holders or headphone mounts, but I kinda like that since I never had faith in those cup mounts and the headphone mounts I've seen are in set positions.

I used to think that it wasn't going to be possible to get a standing desk for my current office setup, as I have quite a bit of equipment that requires a large desk. Almost all standing desks out there are the same--just a regular rectangle shape, roughly the same size. The few that I could find that were L-shaped were too small for my needs. But then I found this option, and so far I'm very happy with it. It's nice and big, which allows me to fit everything that I need on it with room to spare. The electric adjustment functionality so far has worked perfectly as well. It's not as quiet as some other ones that I've used at my office, but it functions fine and is easy to program and use. The material is what you would expect. A metal frame with a fake wood top--I think particle board with a laminate over that. It seems sturdy enough, and has allowed me to mount various accessories to the underside for storage and cable management. You will need to assemble the product, and it's a bit of a project, so prepare for a couple hours of assembly to get this thing ready to go. However, even the moderately handy will be able to assemble it without too much trouble. I've had the desk for several months now, and it has performed flawlessly in that time. We'll see how it continues to hold up, but so far I'm very satisfied and highly recommend this particular model of desk.