JWX Dual Motor Standing Gaming Desk with Aluminum Alloy Led Lights, 72'' Wing Shaped Large Gaming Studio Music Desk with Slot Design Shelves, for Streamer, Social Media Influencer & Music Recording

This desk is so well made !! Buy it you won’t regret it!

The media could not be loaded. DeliveryThe delivery of this desk was ok. The box was just single layered, but it was thick. It had about three or four punctures the size of quarters. I opened the box, took out all the pieces and laid them out in an organized fashion. I had every piece I needed as well as a lot of extra screws. Not a single piece has even a scratch. I was impressed because something is usually damaged somewhere but not this time.AssemblyThe assembly process was a mixed bag. The Instructions had no words, so you must decipher each picture to determine the orientation of each part. The tricky part was the motor orientation. The undetailed image was very small and just hard to make out. I grabbed my lighted magnifying glass it helped me see much better and I figured it out. After that it was easy. Each bag of screws is labeled with a number that corresponds to the instruction image so that was good. I did make one modification. The light up plastic logo thing could not go where it shows in the instructions. Where it hangs down in the back below the desk meant my monitor arm would not fit which was important. So, I flipped it upside down and just took four of the extra screws and screwed it into the wood of the desk. Now it sits nicely above, and it can be seen from my chair which is not possible with the location it’s supposed to be.USEThe desk is great. It fits my 45-inch Oled monitor easily and my speakers. It also fits my laptop I use for school on the side. The lights are better than I expected. The mode that goes with the music works quite well. The motor is smooth. All features work great. The only finicky thing is the on/off button for the lights. It’s not a physical button even though it looks like it. It’s touch sensitive. Turning it on can take about 30 seconds of tapping the button. However, once it’s on it works perfectly to tap through the 12 different modes. I highly recommend this desk to anyone looking for a nice large encompassing feeling. My curved 45-inch monitor curves like this desk making it have this seamless look I love.

I don't game, but was jealous of my son's gaming desk. I found this bat wing one and love it! It goes up and down to stand or sit. It has lots of feet room (no more banging my knees) and plenty of accessories fit well. I esp. like the 2 raised shelves for my audio speakers. I bought the matching tower stand for my computer tower, router, modem, etc.This desk is a winner!

Desk got stuck in a setting and won’t go up and down.Wires on the front show way too much, and the holes on one side of the desk were drilled too big which caused the leg of the desk to pop off.$600 desk shouldn’t have this many issues

The product is sold and it has all features.

This is a great desk!!!

It was a graduation gift for my grandson. He loves it!

Pros:Is it a desk? Yes. Does it go up and down? Yes.Cons:This desk uses nearly all plastic parts, except for the actual desk itself which is just compressed fiberboard, and the table legs which are metal. Everything else is cheap plastic with little consideration to actual useful design. For example, the lights on the side of the desk are designed to face up. Why would anyone want lights shining up into your face in a dark room instead of downwards? To remedy this I installed them upside down. Unfortunately in my case though, half of those lights don't even work because the cabling provided is about 2ft too short and doesn't even reach the other side of the desk. The cupholder is cheap and flimsy and doesn't work as intended. The desk controls themselves are cheaply made as well. According to the instructions, there's supposed to be a desk reset function used to calibrate the desk when you first build it, but that mode doesn't exist. Speaking of the desk controls, the lowest travel of the desk is still too high and I'm 6'1. RIP to anyone shorter. The cable management on this $600 desk is non-existent except for a single cable basket which isn't actually held on by screws and looks ready to pop off at any moment. There's a weird plastic "accent plate" with lights in the back of the desk that I'm just going to throw away. Again, its cheap plastic and looks horrible.Everything in the description about this desk is technically here, but functionally absent.