Vevor x Vivo - E3CV Series Two-Tier Corner Electric Desk with Storage

SO and I have had 4 Vivos. I started with a small one while wFH during Covid, buttons to go up and down. Got an L-shaped one with cubbies shortly after when I moved back into my office. Got the same L shaped one for the SO at her office. Got another L shaped one, this one with no cubbies (wanted all the desk space) when I started a new position WFH and sold the small one. They work just fine, don’t wobble, are relatively quiet, and hold plenty of weight. They’re all holding up great. I did have to buy cable management trays, but for the cost of the vivo compared to others it has been an easy recommendation.

I just grabbed the VIVO last week. I love it but they’ve skimped on table quality and thickness. I’ve got two older VIVO desks and while the material is still particle board with laminate it was still an inch thick. The new one is half that. Probably related to shipping but still. If you can, buy the frame and try to roll your own table top solution

Very well overall. I recently moved it to another room and had to partially disassemble/reassemble and it’s been solid. The wobble on my monitors is mildly annoying and I’ve mostly gotten used to it by now. It holds weight pretty well without bowing the table top; I do place mounts where there is the most frame stability to assist here.

have a flexispot 48 x 24, some mid range model. couldn't have paid more than $120 for it. used for 6+ years. one of the only things we moved (coast to coast). somehow survived lol. theres no cable management but i just bought some items from amazon for that. have monitor arm w/32" monitor on it, no issues. its not real wood but the desk is 1 panel. also have a vivo desk l shaped 63x55. this one is a bit cheap/wobbly because its made of 3 panels. have a desktop, an ultrawide 34" and 27" (portrait), laptop and another 24" on it on it.

The single motor corner desks do only have a 5/8" thick desktop and can be counted as our value options. As you've found, they do work well and give you a lot of space for the price, but may not be quite as solid as the higher cost models with thicker desktops (our inch thick 83" x 60" kit with 3-motor frame costs 50% more than the 84" x 60" single motor desk). We hope it continues working well for you!

Bought a VIVO L shape. 500$ cad. 0 complaints. Owned others and its the same thing lol

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