Ive purchased both the 63 and 55. The 55 was a little small for me but probably more space than most people need. They look great, even though twice now theyve come with some surface scuffs and marks. Assembly is VERY easy but is also the WEAKEST point of this desk. The description calls it double screw installation technology but all it consists of is two hex key bolts and a bracket that interface directly with the legs. It definitely not the most stable mounting system and both desks were left with A LOT of wobble on final assembly due to flex in the brackets. Vigorous typing on this desk often leads to my monitor visibly wobbling. I would be careful loading this desk with anything heavier than a keyboard and monitor even though the documentation lists the load bearing weight to be 300 pounds. The 55 desk had one of the mounting brackets almost completely sheer off after I stumbled drunk into the front of the desk and I weigh 170 pounds. Also be aware that due to the very short lip on the desk that any microphone/monitor mount will have to be be able to clear the frame which is a little over 3. Most mic arm clamps WILL NOT work with this desk. For a clean look, easy assembly and price point I dont think theres many desks competing with this model. However, if youre looking for something more robust and long lasting I would consider finding a desk at a higher price point.
Good for the price, misleading stability.
Ive purchased both the 63 and 55. The 55 was a little small for me but probably more space than most people need. They look great, even though twice now theyve come with some surface scuffs and marks. Assembly is VERY easy but is also the WEAKEST point of this desk. The description calls it double screw installation technology but all it consists of is two hex key bolts and a bracket that interface directly with the legs. It definitely not the most stable mounting system and both desks were left with A LOT of wobble on final assembly due to flex in the brackets. Vigorous typing on this desk often leads to my monitor visibly wobbling. I would be careful loading this desk with anything heavier than a keyboard and monitor even though the documentation lists the load bearing weight to be 300 pounds. The 55 desk had one of the mounting brackets almost completely sheer off after I stumbled drunk into the front of the desk and I weigh 170 pounds. Also be aware that due to the very short lip on the desk that any microphone/monitor mount will have to be be able to clear the frame which is a little over 3. Most mic arm clamps WILL NOT work with this desk. For a clean look, easy assembly and price point I dont think theres many desks competing with this model. However, if youre looking for something more robust and long lasting I would consider finding a desk at a higher price point.