Marsail Glass Standing Desk with Drawer, 48 x 24 inch Electric Standing Desk, Height Adjustable Desk with One-Piece Tabletop & USB Charging Ports, Sit Stand Desk with Storage for Home & Office White

I've been using this standing desk for a year now for remote work, and it's been amazing. I love having the option to stand during the long days, but what really makes it perfect for me is being able to adjust the height of the desk by a couple inches when I'm sitting with my knees up in my chair. The electric height adjustment is super smooth, and the built-in charging ports are necessary every day! A convenient bonus. The drawer is super slim but perfect for keeping essentials tucked away without taking up too much space. If you work from home and want a desk that adapts to you, this one is absolutely worth it!

I LOVE this desk. Works really well, love having the charge port and different settings buttons. The drawer is very small but works for what I need - a couple pens, some charge cords, and the remote for my walking pad. The glass does have a blueish tint if that is something that matters to you.

I was looking for a smaller gaming desk that can simultaneously function as an at-home office desk, with a top shelf section big enough to fit my massive monitor, with enough room on the bottom for my gaming keyboard and mouse to fit.After price comparing and analyzing the dimensions of several desks, I chose this one at the 55x42 size.I can fit my PC Tower, Monitor, Microphone, a few small decorative statues/plants, and a storage shelf/compartment with ease on the top shelf. It comes with storage holders that fit horizontal papers/notebooks, yarn, etc.It took me around an hour to put together by myself. The package is HEAVY and BIG. Be prepared to struggle getting it inside. I definitely broke a sweat just trying to slide the box across my floor.Assembled, the desk is very sturdy. It comes with little clips that stick to the underside of the desk and hold your wires, as well as a little headphone hanger on the side of the desk (which I use instead to hold the power cord and block for the desk). Place the sticky clips wisely--they're very strong, and do not come off once you stick them.At full speed going up or down, the sound isn't too loud -- just a little bit quieter than a home power drill. If you're concerned about sound, it's probably the same as most other moving desks. Unless your walls are thin, you barely notice the noise with the door closed or your headphones on.The desk comes with a keypad to pre-set multiple desk heights. I couldn't find the instructions, so I had to look up how to preset the numbers myself. Within the open storage compartment, there's a singular hole a bit bigger than a U.S half dollar coin for your keypad and mouse.In the center of the assembled desk on the top shelf, there's a small groove built in that I keep my pencils in, and my phone so I can watch YouTube.Underneath that groove, on the bottom shelf, in the open section of the desk, there's supposed to be a small plank of wood that acts as a section/storage divider. It sits a little bit in front of the hole where your cables go. Mine moves, lol. Might've installed it wrong, I have no idea. I like to fiddle with it when I'm bored. It poses no risk to structural integrity if you wanted a bit more open storage space, so you can remove it if you want. Just do it before you put the entire desk together, as its location would make it difficult to remove once assembled and you'd have to take the top half of the desk off.Just note that if your wrists/arms hurt against the edge of the desk when resting them, then the desk is probably set too high--otherwise, you should probably get a cushioning matt. I ended up getting a cushioned mousepad for my wrist.Overall, very happy with my purchase. It's a desk, and I like it.

Nice design, built well, easy to assemble, strong and stable.

So easy to put together! Got this one because it has a drawer big enough to fit the stuff I need to store like my glasses, pens, notebooks… the only reason I took off a star is because when you are adjusting the height it stops. I was under the impression when you click up or down it just goes up until you let your finger off but it seems to keep stopping literally every second so I have to keep pressing the up or down button when adjusting unless I did something wrong? Regardless, I still love it! The glass top looks super sleek. Ease of movement when it’s going up or down is smooth & quiet.

Excellent choice for our Casita. Beautiful slimline. Up and down is a wide range so you can stand if you like.

I really wanted to love this desk because of its style and features, but unfortunately, the build quality is severely lacking.I’ve assembled countless pieces of furniture without any issues, and while this desk had relatively few steps, some of the mounting holes were improperly sized. This made assembly frustrating, as the bolts wouldn’t tighten securely. I eventually gave up and tried to disassemble it for a return, but one of the bolts that had tightened became stripped and couldn’t be removed.The drawer came pre-assembled, but it’s slightly crooked. While attaching the glass top, one of the metal anchors literally came loose when I tried to insert a bolt, which was very disappointing.This desk has some great features, including a dry-erase surface, a built-in drawer, and USB charging. However, the poor construction completely overshadows these perks. The lift motor is also much smaller in size to my smaller (48” width) Flexispot desk, which has held up wonderfully for years.If the quality matched the design, this would be a fantastic desk. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend it as is.

The design is modern and clean. The table is very sturdy with lots of space. There are three memory settings to save for height adjustments. I do like the glass top and have used a dry erase marker to jot down several notes during meetings. Assembly was simple and took less than 30 minutes. There is also a drawer to keep paper or office supplies.