Costco.ca: Avalon Dual Motor Sit-Stand Desk (24x48, 29.1‐47.2) $230

Does it have USB ports.. i don't see any in photos or manual.

Features: (from the costco link)

• Steel frame with dual motor lift system
• 4 position memory keypad with USB charging
• Durable melamine top
• Commercial grade quality
• Smooth, fast and quiet operation

Looks like a really small table.

really really cheap if people dont care about the brown top, for me I cant deal with brown top so I got Motionwise 121.9 cm × 61 cm (48 in. × 24 in.) Height Adjustable Standing Desk

Depending on how it is attached at the bottom (probably screws), one can potentially remove the tabletop and replace with a bigger one. At this point, even buying the legs would be worth it, unless you wait for another Primecable sale.

Nice look up on the the specs OP, (interestingly) couldn't find on the website.

Ideally, you would like the lower range to be lower (closer to 24"), to accommodate neutral shoulder/wrist postures while typing for a wider range of the population. But at this price, you could consider introducing a keyboard tray (even if it only slides in and out). The slide-out keyboard tray would provide additional distance from monitors (and free up desk space) for the relatively short desk depth as well. 24" desk depth will be challenging to maintain monitor distance, particularly with dual monitors and keyboard/mouse on the front edge.

Bobby66 wrote: ↑ really really cheap if people dont care about the brown top, for me I cant deal with brown top so I got Motionwise 121.9 cm × 61 cm (48 in. × 24 in.) Height Adjustable Standing Desk

And how do you like the motionwise one?

Zaraki wrote: ↑ And how do you like the motionwise one?

Pretty good, stable, dual motor, 5yr warranty. Build quality is good (no shaking, stable lifts), based on the description of Avalon it looks to have similar hardware as Motion-wise. But difference in price will probably give you an idea on the quality between the two.