In this video, I switched over to a 63” electric height adjustable standing desk (63x24) and did the full unboxing, assembly, and testing so you can see exactly what you’re getting before you buy. I go through what’s in the box (split tabletop, legs, motor parts, controller with 1-2-3 presets, adapter, hooks, cable management, and hardware like the Allen wrench), then I build it step-by-step the same way you’d do it at home. I also show little tips I actually use—like using a drill on the lowest setting so you don’t break anything, and why I prefer installing the casters/rollers for easy movement. After the build, I test it in real life: height range, motor noise, and how it feels at working height. The motor is very quiet—you only hear a minimum sound—and it goes up to about 46 inches, which is tall enough even if you’re around six feet. For space, the 63” by 24” top is a big upgrade for a home office setup, with enough room for monitors, keyboard, and more (and if you want a keyboard tray, you’ll need to add a clamp-on one separately). Overall, if you want a budget-friendly, clean-looking sit-stand desk with memory presets and a lot of surface area, this one is a solid option.