https://www.homedepot.com/p/Motion-Wise-48-in-Rectangular-Black-1-Drawer-Standing-Desk-with-Adjustable-Height-Feature-SDG48B/308437751
This is the stand desk I bought for home office. Those were so expensive at the beginning of covid. now the price seemed dropped some. I bought the black color during a promotion for about 260 or something.
So far I'm very satisfied. at least much much better than non-stand desk. I locked it due to my daughter play with it, but otherwise you should be able to adjust height easily like morning, afternoon, with and w/o shoes etc. It can record 4 positions.
It's easy to install, took me about half an hour. Only thing is the drawer, one screw was broken. I don't know if it's during shipping or when I install it. I don't bother replacing it, so I just fixed it using another screw I found at home. Not as beautiful as original, but nobody notices it since it's hiding under the desk. There is cheaper version w/o the drawer, if you don't need it. it's something that i see not durable.
It's pretty heavy (which I hope means good quality), so you may want others to help carry it or when flipping it over after installation. It's my first stand desk, so I don't have comparision with those 700-800 ones. So far meets my need. Hope it helps for my back and neck pain.
It has one USB charging port which is very handy. I installed a 4-port usb hub myself, so I can charge 4 devices at the same time. though usually just my iphone.
For the size, i myself would go with 48 in., but ymmv. My room is not that big. it's good enough for me. doesn't take up too much space in the room. it fits my 32 in. monitor and 15 in. laptop perfect.
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