Aurora 47” Adjustable Height Desk with LED Lighting (ODP760-D978)

It has colorsssss! I have the first one, I love it. It’s at least 4 years old -maybe 5? Curious how this one compares. I see the bar in the back is not low to the ground anymore - I know some people loved it, some didn’t

I will admit the charging pad on it does suck and it’s in the way. New one doesn’t have it, and it has usb c chargers also. Just looking for opinions.

It’s definitely not very deep. But I love the old version so I’ve made it work.

That’s never been an issue for me! I actually rest my feet on the cross bar!

Maybe a little as you raise it. But once it’s up it’s really sturdy. But I have the original one.

yeah it gets really hot and is very slow to charge but the desk is otherwise great

The original of mine broke in a week. Now I am waiting for them to send me parts.

Tresanti Aurora 47” Adjustable Height Desk with LED Lighting I have both a sitting desk and this on side of my office I use as standing desk. You can easily go up and down with it

My Tresanti broke in a few weeks, so returned it asap and got an Uplift Desk instead.

I would have the same assumption. I was so disappointed I had to return it and loved the price point of the Tresanti, but after reading a lot of reviews and similar issues others had, I checked out the NYT’s Wirecutter to see best options. Decided to spend more money than go with one of the hundreds of cheaper option on Amazon.

I got mine from Costco a while ago - white metal, glass top, ~$200. Charging circle on desktop failed after the first couple up/downs. Known issue but not a deal breaker for me.

Costco has one by Tresanti that I've had for three years at this point. It's 47", so sliiiightly smaller than your requirements but otherwise it's been a perfectly reasonable desk. ...I previously had a more expensive Uplift desk that was just too dang big (not their fault; mine). Despite being sub-$300, the Tresanti has been just fine. It's fine. It's not amazing, but it is perfectly reasonable and very affordable. In fairness, I probably adjust the height only twice a week or so, YMMV.