ApexDesk Flex Series 60" Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk with Memory Preset Controller (Light Cherry)

This desk is very nice. We got the bigger sized for my wife. The frame is pretty heavy, sturdy and all the parts were included ( always a good sign when the instructions are complete).Desk moves up and down smoothly and the display in in inches from the ground so it's very easy to return to position. It has memories but I don't think my wife uses that because the desk moves fast enough but slow enough to hit the target with no overshoot. Meaning the controls are NOT touchy... a good thing.It also looks good.My recommendation is that you get the under desk wire desk and a desktop power grommet.... the one I got has 2 power outlets, 2 USB3 and 1 USB-C with 2amp AC. That allows my wife to charge her personal and work phone...What can I say, I'm a HERO. ;-)I'm actually thinking of buying one for myself.

After becoming permanent work from home, I missed the standup desk I had at the office. I was using a 60” x 30” banquet table as my desk. I liked the roominess the table provided so I wanted a desk with the same amount of space. This desk fit the bill and it can go lower and higher than most cheaper desks I’ve seen. Maybe a little too high. I didn’t realize how high 51” would be but it would work for 7.5’ tall person. I also wanted it to be low enough so I could sit on an exercise ball if I want.The only issue I had with setup was that there were no pre-drilled holes for mounting the control pad. But that was easy enough for me to do. Other than that, it was fairly straight forward. The desk is stable and very heavy. I love the memory presets - something my office desk didn’t have.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this 2 months ago (base unit only). I bought the desktop separately from ApexDesk (66x30") and attached it with wood screws. Be careful not to drill through the desktop upper surface. Inexplicably, this saves you $100+ on the price of the end product.The instructions are decent, but not perfectly clear. But the system is so simple, it's hard to mess up assembly. It works great. The range of travel is more than anyone would want (available desk heights include much lower and higher than I would use). Engineering and quality seem solid. It's fairly quiet.The operating instructions are not good, and this has led many people to misunderstand how it works. I confirmed with ApexDesk that this is a good way to describe how to use the presets after setting them in the controller:1. Wake controller up by pushing any button (note this is not depicted in my video)2. Pause about one second3. Press the number button (1, 2, 3, or 4) twice rapidly (twice in less than a half-second)It took me two weeks of fiddling with it to figure this out. The instructions should be more clear. Nevertheless I give this 5 stars for quality and value. I use it every day, probably going up and down 2-3 times daily.--------------------------------Update after about a year of use: It still works great. It has definitely been worth the price. I think in the past year, I got an error code maybe once or twice when raising or lowering. But after that, it worked again just like it should. Still a five-star product.

I've been using this for more than 3 months and added too many extra things into this table (A medium weight DSLR tri-pod with Canon 80D DSLR camera, 34" monitor with regular stand, 27" monitor attached by Side ARM, 6 Feet Metal Power Cord, 51" Metal Desk Cable Management Tray, Cable Management Kit, 16" Macbook pro and other mobile accessories). I am working from home due to COVID-19 these days and it is my primary computer desk. So far, the performance of this table is good and no specific complaints! This is my home office setup link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3HWRSUJF50HX8?ref_=wl_shareThe dual motor helps to move the table up and down smoothly. I haven't seen any issues so far. The installation is much easier (but may required at least two people to load the top on the legs) with basic screw drivers and align keys (comes with the kit).The size is perfectly fine for holding up to 3 monitors (or 2 monitors and a 16" laptop) with proper space for other mobile gadgets (I have two amazon echo products and place to other basic things (keyboard, mouse, arm rest pads, etc.,).I wish this table comes with a power outlet to connect a Power Cord that most people would like to have in such a big table.

This is the fourth ApexDesk product I have purchased. The first 3 were models VT60ESS. The downside to the VT60ESS is the lack of a memory controller, so I bought the FX60SCO instead.Complaints:The FX60SCO is noticeably heavier than the VT60ESS, but the motor makes a much nicer sound when running. The holes for the memory controller don't line up properly with the pre-drilled holes on the desktop. The assembly instructions were confusing and difficult to follow. The part of the frame that attaches to the desk must be expanded before it will fit, using some rather flaky looking pins. The instructions failed to note that the desktop may be encased in plastic wrap. Lastly, the top of the desk frame is low enough (for me) that I've bumped my knee against it several times. It hurts.Positives:The desk is rock-solid stable and looks terrific. The motor is smooth and makes a pleasing noise when operated. The memory controller is nice to have; you can program one setting for standing and another for sitting.Overall:I really like this desk. It looks good and operates well. I wish the assembly instructions would have been a bit more clear. I really wish the pre-drilled holes in the desktop would have lined up with the holes on the controller. I had no assembly issues with the three VT60ESS desks I purchased previously.

My desk came scratched unfortunately... and the size that they say the table is, is incorrect. its actually 60x27 not 59x29.... very upsetting