MAIDeSITe Adjustable Height Standing Desk Frame Two-Stage Desk Stand Sit-stand Table Workstation Ergonomic Workplace with Memory Smart Pannel (2 Stage|Dual Motor, Black) T2 Pro

I am very happy with this electric desk frame. The build quality is solid and well engineered. Once assembled, it feels very sturdy and stable, even when supporting a heavy custom worktop. Assembly was straightforward and all components fitted precisely. The lifting mechanism operates smoothly and quietly, and it does exactly what it is designed to do. The control panel is excellent and offers many useful features. The child lock is a great addition for safety. There are four programmable memory buttons (1–4), which allow you to save your preferred height positions and switch between them instantly. There is also a reminder timer function to prompt you to change position, which is a thoughtful feature. One feature I use frequently is the built-in USB charging port on the controller. It is very convenient to have a charging cable directly available without needing additional adapters. I did not purchase a tabletop from the manufacturer, as I built my own using 18 mm concrete plywood to create a heavy-duty workstation. The frame handles the weight without any issues, and remains stable and reliable during use. Overall, this is an excellent product with strong build quality, useful features, and reliable performance. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality adjustable desk frame.

I'm adding my vote to the many positive reviews here. I've waited a year or so to live with this desk before reviewing. I'm prone to lower back pain so decided to get these desk legs to make it easy to move from sitting to standing while working at home. Despite being quite expensive I think this frame has exceeded my expectations. Like others, I have the frame attached to a solid Ikea desk top (an old 150 x 82 cm beech block one in my case, which I resanded and revarnished). As long as you're competent to drill pilot holes into wood the install is easy. The instructions were simple and clear, cable lengths fine, adjustment process simple. The only bit where I needed help was at the end of the install. I had to get my (adult) son to help me turn the desk the right way up once mounted. The whole thing is pretty heavy and I am trying to improve my back, after all. In use, as others have said, the desk feels massively solid. The motors are quiet and travel quite slowly. The autostop when an obstacle is encountered is sensitive and immediate - a snagging cable is enough. This feels safe. At height, the whole thing is very stable, I can lean on the desk, bump into it, dump stuff on it, etc. It doesn't move.

Bought this initially to place under my Ikea corner desk top. Whilst it fit, the centre of gravity wan't central enough, and the hollow desktop meant it didn't secure well. This meant that the desk rocked and felt unstable. Not the fault of the rising frame - it doesn't say it fits corner desktops. I just thought I'd try it and keep it here so others don't have to waste their time like I did. So I immediately bought a MAIDeSITe desktop to go with it. This looks and feels much better than my Ikea desktop. It feels sturdy, high quality and looks great. The electric rise mechanism is precise, smooth, quiet and fast - there's really nothing more you could want or expect. I'm 6ft2", and it has more than enough rise to comfortably accommodate me. Instead of standing to stretch my legs, I spend 80% of my time standing, and only sit for short periods to rest my legs - I already feel much better, with less aches and pains. Oh - and the vintage style wood desktop, is a very close match to the Dark Bronx range in Next - which meant It was easy to find nice matching furniture. Has transformed my WFH life - highly recommend.

What a quality piece of kit! From the moment I opened the box and saw the way the product was packaged and then upon reviewing the instructions, I knew this was going to be a quality product. Every piece is very well made and finished to a very high standard. All the parts fit together perfectly using the easily identifiable fasteners showing that this is a very well thought out design. Once assembled to my existing desk top, the raising and lowering motion is smooth, steady and obviously capable of lifting a significant weight if your desk is loaded with equipment. The range of height adjustment is more than adequate. As a 5ft 10 (ish) person, it probably raises 4-5 inches higher than I would need it to, so it would easily suit users up to 6ft 2/3in as a standing desk. I’m glad I didn’t go with a ‘budget’ option but would still say this was excellent value for money when you can spend upwards of £400 on similar products. You will be very pleased with the quality of this sit/stand desk. Even more so when you get it in a Black Friday deal!

This is an exceptionally good quality product. Well made, sturdy, easy to put together too. They really have thought of everything. The instructions are clear and the frame is designed in such a way that it'll adapt to many different types of desktop. I couldn't be happier. It's not cheap, but in the end, I think it represents good value for money.

After a bad experience buying and returning a cheaper, single motor version from a different manufacturer, I went all in on the T2 Pro Plus frame with a light oak top. Very well made and with the predrilled top with threaded inserts, very easy to assemble. Just some small details that shave one star off... 1) The "sit/stand timer" is only a "stand" timer. Once the desk is in the standing position the timer is cancelled. If you were hoping to set the timer and have it get you to change between sit and stand every so often all day, it won't. 2) The holes in the frame for attaching the desktop have black rubber grommets that the instructions do not tell you about. When you do the screws up, these grommets distort and tear, it feels wrong, but the manufacturer confirmed via email that this is their intention. 3) There are two "rails" that connect the two leg assemblies and these each have a little hole at one end. The instructions highlight that these rails should be arranged so that the holes are on the same side of the desk, but nothing goes in these holes and the exact positioning of the rails is not specified. They get clamped by the screws holding the cable covers and I gets it doesn't matter in the end, but this part of the process seemed vague. In operation, I am very happy with it. It feels solid, stable and built to last. Happy with my investment.

This is an excellent, sturdy 3 Stage Desk frame. I fully recommend that anyone looking for a frame get this 4 stage frame. I looked at all of the popular frames on Amazon and watched a load of youtube videos reviewing frames before I settled with this. For me there were several factors that made me choose this against an autonamous desk: - being able to raise and lower the table between 62cm and 125cm is higher and lower than I will likely use but is low enough for my 4 year old to use. Also better than competitors - 125kg weight limit is above my requirements but allows for future change of use - the reviews were good overall and were relevant to the actual product being sold Please keep in mind that the table top was my own old Ikea top cut to 130cm x 80cm from another table. Also, excuse the cable management, I haven't got there yet. Delivery and Packaging Delivery was a couple of days earlier than advertised and the frame is well packaged, there is almost no way it could get damaged in transit. Building the Frame The desk is very easy to construct. After reading ALL of the other reviews and the questions, I was concerned about over tightening screws and components not aligning. I experienced no issues. In my opinion, a child with basic flat pack skills could put this together it is so simple. I watched a youtube video showing how to build the desk because of the points other reviews raised. Honestly, it is super easy to put together. It took me about 1.5 hours because I was looking for tools and was moving around in a 2.2x2.2m room. Build Quality The entire thing is very sturdy. It wobbles much less than I expected at full height. I was concerned that it might be a bit wobbly, but not at all. The plate that covers the power pack is loose even when tightened fully. When the table is fully constructed, the plate does not rattle at any point. It isn't an issue, I'm mentioning for completeness. The legs are very heavy, but can be handled by one person without too much difficulty. Lift The table raises and lowers very quickly and quietly. I haven't sat on the table and raised, but I did have a 15kg 49inch ultra wide philips monitor, a 4 year old, a laptop. The table lifted to full height without any difficulty. Since making the video for this review, I have saved the heights I like for sitting and standing to positions 1 & 2. Negative points I don't have much to complain about. All round it is excellent. Here are the minor nit picky issues: - It can take several touches of the control to activate the display - The display seems to randomly light up every couple of hours for a few seconds, as if you have touched the screen. I haven't noticed a pattern, but it doesn't bother me - The panel covering the motor power pack doesn't tighten up fully, it could be how I put it together. This does not affect the use of the table

I am very impressed by my T2 Pro Plus. It is almost silent, sturdy and stable with a non-volatile memory. The T2 Pro Plus has a good 3-section height range. It could be described as over-engineered, its steel construction being almost too heavy to lift in it's original packaging. However the dual motors are silky smooth and quiet. It is not trivial to assemble so if you don't like self-assembly furniture you might avoid. This is far superior and half the price of my previous Scandinavian version which died. Recommended.