59" Electric L-Shaped Standing Desk - Adjustable Height Home Office Desk with Black Frame & Top | Perfect for Workspace Ergonomics & Small Office Spaces

I've been looking for a dual motor larger desk for quite a while. I have one of the original Tresanti 48x24" desks from Costco - that was a nice, sturdy desk that fit 3x24 monitors with no issues. I recently purchased 3x27" monitors which did not fit the tiny Costco desk very well. So I was looking for something larger and something that could handle additional weight (I also wanted to keep my computer on top of the desk).I saw this desk with very little reviews but it's price beat out most of the other large desks in this range and definitely any dual motor desks. I have light grey floors so I thought the light oak with white sides would be good for the room so I pulled the trigger as I am always looking for the best deal.The instructions were clear except for one thing you will have an issue with. The actual steel frame is adjustable for different size desks so you will need to loosen some screws to adjust the sizing of the steel frame. It's very easy to figure out though and as soon as I saw the size of the frame out of the box I knew I would have to adjust those screws. I adjusted on close to the last step where the desk top and the steel frame were already assembled and the steel frame is put upside down on top of the table top (which is top side down on the floor). This allowed me to line up the screw holes while I lengthened the steel frame out. Oh there was also an extension cord for one of the larger motor connectors as extending the steel frame does make the motor too far to plug in straight into the controller but I assumed they had include some kind of extension which they did (the instructions do not mention the extension but you'll figure it out).I have a single triple monitor mount holding 3x27" monitors. The edges of the monitors very slightly extend out of the edges - maybe by about 1 inch on each side. I had already purchased some steel mounting brackets since the Costco desk I had had a glass top so I used that to increase the surface area of the mount on the desk and it is very sturdy and no issues with the clamp. I did have a cheap IKEA desk many years ago and the cheap desks would have issues when you clamped them down (they would squish) but this desk is sturdy and holds the mount with my mounting plates with no issue.If you want to know how low this thing goes and happen to have a Tresanti Costco desk (they were super popular). This goes lower than the Costco desk and the display shows 27" while my Costco one at the lowest setting shows 29". That is too low to be comfortable for me at 5'7" but may be good for you if you are shorter. The Costco one does go a little higher than this desk but at 45 inches it is too high for me. So long story short - this desk goes shorter and higher than I need which is perfect because it has 4 height memory settings which you can program to hit the exact height that you need (as long as it's in your range). I imagine if you are super tall this may not go high enough for you. I like mine at 40" so have an additional 5" of extra height for taller folks.The dual motors are very powerful. It easily does the triple monitors plus I've weighted a substantial amount of my weight on the desk (I'd say at least 100 additional pounds) and it raises with no issues.I also like how these motors are integrated into each leg so no steel rod connector one leg to the other. I've assembled some of the cheaper single motor desks with the rods but I guess this makes sense since the rod is not necessary if each leg is individually powered.All in all I'm very happy with the pros of the desk. The only flaws I do find is I do wish that the desk were more of a perfect rectangle rather than coming curved where I sit. Also the desktop is actually in 4 pieces and there is a slight beveled edge around each corner. So you can feel a slight bump between the seams. The beveled edge would normally be a nice touch around the outsides of the desk but because it continues along the seams that will obviously make a very tiny bump that you can feel with your fingers. It's not noticeable with a mouse (even using no mousepad) but I actually would have preferred no beveled edges anywhere rather than having them everywhere.All in all if this desk is still the cheapest 63x30 inch desk available it's definitely a solid buy if you can get colors that you like. All the parts were included, some instructions were not included but easy to figure out and to be safe they included extra bolts of each size as well as extra wooden dowels.