Customer Reviews for VEVOR Adjustable Height Workbench 1549 x 508 mm Work Bench Table Power Outlets

My specific use case needed this bench to fit into a 48” closet space enclosure. Notably the workbench top is indeed 48” wide but the feet extend wider than the legs and table top, nearly 49”; unable to fit into my intended space without heavy modifications. The tabletop is only attached by a dozen or so very small wood screws. The frame attaches together by rivnuts rather than directly to the steel frame. The user review who had a milling machine should have known better while assembling this bench it would not have handled any lateral movement unless the floor was nearly glass smooth. Similar to another review the tabletop was received with some scratches and gouges on the surface. Overall probably fine for majority of use cases but don’t expect some great quality or heavy duty performance for this price and manufacturing.

Looks great strong when having heavy stuff that I’m working on it the cable plug in on the side works great and is do useful but it does sake side to side even if I tighten all the screws so sturdiness is ok not great I can also fit a good amount of stuff under it for storage and I can hold a good amount on to of it as well for the storage capacity it’s easy to move and the weight is very light

Received my order several days early! But dang….there is a significant crack that goes all the way through the top. 🙁 The table parts were packaged perfectly, and there was no damage to the outside packaging. Other than the crack, i like the table. Nice size, not super bulky.

This workbench is fine for light duty use, but had a few flaws I wish they'd address. First, the good features include the power strip built in to the left side, along with the two USB-A ports. This lets me plug in my power supply, soldering station, oscilloscope, work lights, etc. without having power cords all over the place. The table top surface is also large enough for a decent sized anti-static craft mat. The peg board area on the right side of the desk is convenient, and there are more than enough pegs included to completely crowd the area. Hanging small tools, spools of wire, and things of that nature is very convenient. Finally, the table is rigid enough for light duty work, but I certainly wouldn't hammer anything on this table top. On the other hand, assembly was somewhat annoying. Like most furniture in this price range, several holes were misaligned, placement was poorly thought out for anything but a long shaft screwdriver, and a couple parts had light damage to them which made assembly that much more of a pain. The bench is also too high to sit in a chair at, but since it's a workbench and not a desk I understand the reason.

I have had only good experiences with Vevor products and this workbench is great except for a power strip that worked when I first turned it on and by the time I plugged something in, it was not working. The table is easy for one person to set it up (including adjusting the height with it upright). Fortunately, the power strip is easy for me to work around as the table will be in a fixed position and there is an outlet on each side so I can add another power strip if needed.

Generally pleased with the product and would buy again. But there are a few areas for improvement.1. The top is attached to the metal frame with about 20 very short wood screws that are installed in predrilled holes. They are too short. The holes are too large. Several stripped out of the wood top during installation so I replaced them.2. The legs really should be braced. If you roll it around with a lot of weight, they are going to flex. Simple enough fix to add. Either at the corner with 45 degree plates or cross brace at rear.3. You really cannot securely tighten the adjustable height legs. See photo. The C-channels flex. There should be spacers inside the legs surrounding the bolts you you can tighten eecurely. Also since they flex, a self-locking nut (silver nut in photo) should be used to prevent the loose bolt from vibrating loose.4. How about adding a shelf between the legs? At least as an option. Extra bracing + storage.I am adding the bracing and a shelf as a product improvement. Added cost but worth it IMHO.