Vevor x Vivo - E2B Series Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk (Dark Walnut Top / Black Frame)

I've had the same VIVO desk as you got for two years now. No problems so far, but will be interesting to see if it's still alive in another year.

I'm constantly adjusting mine throughout the day depending on which position I'm sitting in, and then of course I raise it all the way up when I want to stand. I'm 6' 3" and the max height is almost perfect. Mine cost around $300. Amazon link below: [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BBZBFXQ7](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BBZBFXQ7)

I've had three standing desks over the last 7 years: * Started with a VIVO dual motor from Amazon; broke just after 3 year warranty mark * Replaced with Uplift V2 C-Frame in 2021; made a custom top; killer desk, I still have this in my shop * Currently running SecretLab Magnus Pro; even more killer of a desk The Uplift desk is great. I have it sitting on 3" casters and even still it is very stable. The Magnus Pro feels beefier in every way; the weight and rigidity is next level. I got the Magnus for the specific features (cable management, magnets, etc) and appearance. I can't speak to long term reliability but I can say both the Uplift and Secretlab are tanks and remain stable at height for my 6'3 frame. Both desks have a laptop and one 32" display. The Uplift uses an arm, the Secretlab display is on a stand. Edit: As for usage, I do stand multiple times a day. Mostly if I'm in a meeting and my watch tells me it's time to get up. If I'm not in a meeting, well, I go walk around the house or something.

VIVO electric standing desk frame with 220 lb capacity, brushless motor, and memory controller for easy sit-stand transitions. You don't want to miss it! https://a.co/d/0laWAlF

I have a couple Vivo desks from Amazon. Most affordable and still working great years later.

I have a three monitor setup. No issues. My wife has two. They have also the accessories you need. If you buy another brand desk, I’d still consider their accessories. They’re also the best priced.

FlexiSpot is a great bet for a budget-friendly and reliable desk. They have a solid reputation and good customer service for parts if you ever need them. VIVO is another excellent choice, and they even let you buy spare parts directly from their website, which is a huge plus for long-term repairs.

I have a Vivo and a Flexispot EN1. Both are solid choices.

One thing I wish I knew before buying: they leak oil down the legs.

Mine is Vivo. From their customer support when I reached out to them: “We have checked with our tech team on this and they have confirmed that we have seen these leak the excess oil even after a long amount of time. It could be that it takes a certain amount of stress for it to flush out the excess, however, if there were no changes in performance by the desk, then this should not be anything to cause concern.” Nothing to cause concern? What about when it drips onto the carpet and stains it? Typically, if there is a change in performance in addition to the oil leaking, that would be cause for concern.

I have one from Vivo. Was decently easy to put together and is still working great 5 years later

Steelcase is often the standard for office environments, they just don't die.  That said, they are crazy expensive. As a more budget friendly option that is still good quality, Consider the vivo brand ones on Amazon. It has worked great for me! 

The number of motors is going to be a good initial indicator of performance. For example, a lot of Vivo desks have one motor driving two legs via a drive shaft, so their weight limit is a mere 220lb, and they move noticeably slower when loaded with weight. By comparison, my Uplift has one motor per leg, in addition to each motor having a higher weight and speed rating than a single Vivo. Also keep an eye out for safety features like collision detection; my Uplift will stop if something gets in its way, my Vivo won't, and while I get by without this, I do have to pay a lot more attention to my surroundings when changing desk heights on the cheaper desk. Chances are, if you get a desk frame with a motor for each leg, it will be more than enough for your needs, capacity-wise. Anything else is just icing on the cake like choice of control module. And as the other user noted, warranty is a good indicator of a brand's trust in their product. 10 years is not unreasonable.