Table to Desk - The Savouring

Man, I would so love to give this 5 stars because of the build quality but if they ever decide to do a 2.0, they really need to rethink how users will integrate tech. Cable management was the biggest deal. The included power strip placement and cord management are huge issues with the design if you are using it for a home office. I’ll figure it out but at this price point I’d expect it to be better thought out. Beautiful piece of furniture though!

Very nice tables. Good size, easy to open and clean. I was not expecting these to be all engineered wood, otherwise would have been an easy 5 stars. Bluetooth speaker bar should be optional. Two identical tables means the power cords come out of both sides, one cord was just inches from being long enough to reach the outlet without daisy-chaining. I haven't mounted monitors yet, but seems pretty straight forward, I don't expect issues.

Several guests have complimented the tables, and I would definitely recommend them. I'm just disappointed in the lack of natural wood!

Very happy with the Transformer Table to Desk. Quality is great - this functions exactly as advertised. Wood is beautiful and the table/desk is very solid.

I have two complaints keeping me from 5 Stars. For the mounted monitors - it is entirely on you to make sure that you protect your screen. If you have a raised keyboard - thicker monitor or anything on the desk - you risk breaking your screen. This happened to us within a week of setting up the monitor and desk showing it to friends. Having to buy a replacement monitor because we love the desk and capability is... not great. We are going to try and figure out a "protector" for the monitor so we get in the habit of putting that on and protecting the screen when we close it to avoid breaking the new monitor we had to order.

Second - I'm on the shorter side - the DESK is the perfect height - the table is now. It's far too high as a table and uncomfortable. Be aware of the table vs desk height before you buy!

The desk appears to be well made so far but there are some issues. The built in power strip is too small and placed too tightly to the wood so it is hard to find a way to use all the receptacles. I was told I could mount 2 x 32” monitors but the only way I could get enough room on the track to get on the 2nd monitor, I had to loosen one end of the track so I could push 1 of the monitors past the inside of the desk and gain access to the cutout on the track to slide on the bracket. The depth of the desk area under the lid is not very tall. You need to be very diligent when you leave items on the desk when you close the lid so it does not hit the monitors.