VIVO Black 60 x 30 in Standing Desk, DESK-KIT-1B6B-30

I purchased this desk in black. I wasn’t looking for anything fancy but I did have a few bullet points that needed to be crossed out and this desk did it. 1. Solid piece top. I can’t speak for the different lengths or colors but the 48x30 in black is one solid piece tabletop. It’s 1” thick. It looks sturdy… it feels sturdy… I’d say it’s sturdy. 2. Higher than average weight capacity. This one was one of the few I could find with a weight capacity more than 176. That seems to be the standard. I figured a higher weight capacity would help alleviate flexing under weight. That theory seems to hold up as I leaned fairly heavily on it and it swayed less than my wife would’ve. And It’s quieter too… much quieter 🤫 but we will get more into that. 3. Cable management. Though it doesn’t come standard with some super cool built in cable system like a $1100 secret lab magnus pro, thy do offer some attachments from an under-the-desk screwed in tray for a surge Protector or a magnetic cable concealer. I’m using a beefy ups so I may return the tray but the magnetic leg cable concealer looks legit. And looks better than it did with loose cables. Each of the attachments I purchased were under $20. They offer more attachments. Accessorize if that’s your thing. 4. Price. As I mentioned magnus pro comes highly regarded but after doing a $3,000 computer build ain’t nobody got money for dat. So I searched for a more budget friendly option. I was going to go with the flexispot e7 but I believe it was $300+ more than this guy for not a whole lot better weight rating. And since I’m not planning on table dancing it should be fine with the weight of a monitor and computer. Stability. I’m not planning on using this at its maxed height. I more or less just wanted some fine tuning at makes my gaming experience more comfortable with that being said it’s super sturdy at a sitting height for sure. Those were all of my presentation notes for the specs that I wanted. Some other mentionable points. I’m a critical thinker. I believe the instructions were great. Others mentioned having difficulty adjusting the spacing while keeping the guide rod in place. They must have not tightened the set screw. I moved that thing all over the place getting it where I wanted and not once did it try to come apart on me and make the assembly difficult. Also note that I was doing it completely alone. Except for the voices in my head, but they weren’t helping. Noise level wasn’t a key point in my search for a desk but I will note it is extremely quiet and the movements are very smooth. With several memory saves I think the versatility of it makes it for a couple of peeps to use. I would also like to note the desk arrive with absolutely no damage to any component or surface. Not so much as a finger print smudge before I touched it. Having to return a damaged top would have sucked. So thanks Amazon for handling oversized packages with care 👍🏻👍🏻 A quick shout out to me for all my dedication and hard work that made this dream computer build/desk set up possible. Have a great night everybody and drive safe.

Awesome desk! Price is very fair, it's well-constructed, instructions were very clear, and putting it together was easy. It's a great size as well, and can go as high or low as you need. Great product!

There is simply nothing comparable to this desk for close to this price point. Here is my honest impressions, good and bad. 1) Sturdiness/Construction: I have had experiences with VIVO's triple monitor mount before, so I was quite confident. The steel construction on that mount and this desk's frame are rock solid. I would guess the standing desk at my office is upwards of $1000 at it has far more wobble than this one. All the fittings were precise, and quality has been great. I have a Desktop Tower and 2 heavy 21-24" monitors, and regularly lean on my desk, and I feel like I am not close to maxing out its weight capacity in the standing position. 2) Affordability: Sure, the table top is engineered wood, but it feels quite solid and is pre-drilled. You are getting a large enough workspace for most computer setups, and a killer standing frame, for $300. Comparably sized desks can easily cost over $500 starting. It's a no-brainer. 3) Adjustability: I had qualms about the memory controller due to reviews, but purchased this over the 2 button model for the higher weight capacity frame. It is slightly buggy. After a couple months of ownership, my "Low" preset tends to result in the motor stopping half-way through lowering and requiring another press. I haven't tried resetting the presets, and for all I know I could have wire applying pressure at just the right place on the axel for some auto-stop failsafe to be kicking in. In any event, the regular up/down buttons always work, and the presets work 75%+ of the time, so no real functionality is lost. The motor is a single motor, and this is likely driving the price down, but I see it as one fewer part to fail over dual motor designs, and it seems perfectly up to the job to the rated weight capacity. I've heard good things about VIVO product support, so I have no concerns. I wish I had bought this desk the first month of the Pandemic. I do wish this desk had a 28-32" width to better accommodate having having a notepad or book open in front of a keyboard and monitor, but that's my only complaint. Worth noting the frame can likely be bought separately and paired with a custom dimension table top. I had concerns about "cheaping out" on a standing desk, but this was worth every penny, and a significant upgrade over the 6ft folding table I was using as a computer desk.

The VIVO Electric 60 x 30 in Standing Desk is a great desk overall, and the setup process is very straightforward, although having a second person to help can make assembly easier. I’ve been using the desk for about a month now, and I’m really happy with it. The desk is very spacious and fits perfectly in my room. I also like that it comes in different size options depending on your space and setup needs. In terms of stability, it feels solid overall, though it can become a little shaky when raised to higher heights, especially if you lean on it. I only have two minor complaints. First, the tabletop on some sizes comes in separate sections rather than one solid piece. Second, the metal braces used to connect those sections can sometimes get in the way, and I occasionally bump my knees against them. Aside from those small issues, I think the desk is excellent. The controls are simple and easy to use, and I really like the preset height modes. The display showing the desk height is also a very useful feature.

I bought this desk so I would no longer need to have my computer on the floor, while having the ability to stand as need since working remote. The desk came in relatively early and came in two packages (one for the legs and components/ one for the tabletop itself). Assembly was pretty self explanatory, but some areas of the manual were a little vague (they did have videos on youtube as well regarding assembling if needed for your particular model, which is listed on the boxes/manual). I was able to assemble the desk primarily myself but would probably be faster with two people. As for the desk itself after assembly, the motor is strong, operation is smooth, and it is able to hold my ATX Mid-Tower PC and other components. The desk has a capacity of 176lb max load so do not over exceed but I think that would be hard to do. One thing I did find (which may vary from users), but when adjusting position from standing to the lowest setting the desk would jerk slightly and cause a bit a sway but luckily you can avoid that by releasing the switch prior. Desk sway is non-existent until at the highest setting but most time you probably one have it at that level). I would recommend this as it a good sturdy desk for the cost and looks sleek in the process.

I bought the 60" x 24" model (not a freebie, no special promotions -- I'm just a guy that needed an adjustable desk). My desk arrived in two boxes: the desktop in one and hardware in the other. Our favorite Brown Truck people managed to gouge a hole along the edge of the desktop. After contacting VIVO customer service and providing photos they offered a discount. I declined, and they promptly shipped a replacement desktop. It was easy enough to build, but the directions are lacking on how to set the correct width on the legs for the size desktop you have. The electronics include a digital readout of the height setting so you have a reliable way to get it exactly where you had it before, plus buttons for multiple pre-set heights. I'm very pleased with the overall quality and have experienced no lean or wobble (and there are adjustable feet on all four corners should I ever need to adjust). I'm 5'9" tall and the desk will elevate to a higher position than I'd ever need. I'm happy enough with the purchase that I'm ordering a VIVO PC mount for under the desk.

Table top comes in three sections. Ours doesn’t align due to predrilled holes Seeking support with manufacture Vivo. Be careful if you need one solid piece for your desktop. Result : ★☆☆☆☆ Extremely disappointed – defective top, weak motor, and terrible customer service resolution I purchased the VIVO 71” x 30” electric standing desk (~$300 + tax) and immediately ran into multiple issues. The desktop arrives in three pieces with pre-drilled holes that simply do not line up properly – the result is very obvious, uneven gaps between the sections that look cheap and sloppy. No matter how carefully you assemble it, it will never look like a clean, single-surface desk. The lifting motor is also noticeably underpowered and jerky compared to every other standing desk I’ve used (including the much cheaper 55” single-piece desk I ended up replacing it with). When I reached out to customer support, Gilbert was genuinely polite and professional throughout the entire email chain – he deserves credit for that. Unfortunately, he was clearly limited by management. After multiple back-and-forths (even after I pointed out the ongoing $50 Black Friday discount), the absolute maximum they would offer for a clearly defective $300+ desk was $50. They refused to budge another $25. They’d rather force a full return (huge hassle of disassembling and repackaging a 71” desk) than offer any reasonable compensation. In the end I returned the entire thing and bought a different brand. The replacement (single-piece top, smoother and stronger motor) was night-and-day better. Save yourself the headache – there are far better options out there. VIVO’s quality control on this model is poor and their “solution” to defects is to make the customer do all the heavy lifting (literally). One star only because Gilbert tried. Management gets zero.

This is a real solid table! It is heavy and gives you a sense that it was well made. It takes at least an hour to assembly. My issue is that when you disassemble it the rubber spacers between the metal and the table top break and you have to reorder new ones. I did so and they shipped me a bag for FREE! The price is also a real value buy compared to some other brands. I also bought my son the same table as I liked it so much and there are SO many sizes to choose from. I am 6'5" and the table height is perfect when fully raised, so if your tall like me this table will be great unless you're 7' it may be too low :-) . I also did not have to predrill any holes and the holes made for the screws were in perfect position. WELL MADE!

Great desk! The assemble was a bit length (over an hour) but very simple. The table is really sturdy and the range of motion is great. This one goes up to 122cm height which is definitely above average in the market of standing desks, which is great. The material seems great to the touch, I'll may update my review if I notice it deteriorating too fast. But first impressions have been great.

Delivery lightening fast even without prime. good quality, easy to assemble, with great fittment.

Totally worth it. Strong and sturdy. Functional. Working as advertised. Enough long and white to put two regular size monitors and a printer.

I needed this table for my oil and acrylic painting. It replaces my tall easel. It's just the right size for my workspace. Everything stays in place when you move the table up or down. Easy to assemble, just follow the instructions carefully. The motor is silent and smooth. I love it. Very good quality. I recommend you will not regret it!

I bought the 70x30 size to use as a crafting work space. It was fairly easy to assemble but it really takes 2 people. I wish the instructions had mentioned that it’s best to prepare/assemble the desktop before putting together the legs. The lift mechanism works perfectly and is quiet. Being able to preset 4 heights is a great feature. My only negative is that the large 70x30 desktop comes in 3 pieces that have to be bolted together. This means there are 2 seams on the surface. But this is minor and so far has not impacted my work. I’m very happy with this purchase and definitely recommend.