Electric Single Motor Desk Frame with Touch Screen Memory Controller

I bought this frame, and put a butcherblock countertop that I got from Home Depot on it. I got it a little over 2 years ago, and I still love it. I've recommended it to a few friends, and they enjoy theirs as well.It's not perfect though.When in a standing position, movements on the desk can cause my monitors to shake slightly, but it's really not that noticeable to me.I have my fairly heavy computer sitting on top of the desk. Because it's not the dual motor version, I've gotten in a habit of slightly lifting the desk top up when I start to put it in the standing position. Sometimes if I don't do this, the controller will show an error code, won't lift the desk, and won't go away until I unplug and replug the desk back into the power outlet. At first this was disappointing, but I literally just give it a little bit of help at the very beginning of the lift, and then it raises on its own. Not a deal breaker for me.Depending on the desk top you install on this, it can be a pretty tall desk at the lowest position. My butcherblock countertop is 1.5" thick, making the lowest position 32" from the ground. I have to raise my office chair to the highest position and use a foot rest in order to have decent desk ergonomics.Aside from the desk, I recommend getting an anti-fatigue mat so that your feet don't hurt while using this in the standing position. With the mat, I sometimes will keep the desk in the standing position for multiple days in a row.For the price and features, I highly recommend this desk. A standing desk has really been a game changer for me and my back issues.