"An absurdly cheap electric lift on a surface too small to be a real desk."
The sub-$100 price for an electric desk is achieved by using a tiny desktop (32"x19") and a basic single-motor system, severely limiting its use as a primary workspace.
This is for someone who needs an adjustable-height platform for a specific, lightweight task, like using a laptop with an under-desk treadmill. At this price, it functions as a low-risk, disposable option for a very niche use case where stability and surface area are not critical.
Anyone seeking a primary work-from-home desk should skip this. The 19-inch depth is a non-starter for serious work, and the expected instability at height will make any multi-monitor setup precarious. Its utility does not scale beyond a single laptop.