Ten minutes to unbox, five minutes to assemble, five minutes to decide height. When assembling, do not tighten bolts until the end. assemble everything loosely and it is fine. I paid $130 for this table. I had to use a dolly to get it from the front door to the area I wanted.

I am a middle aged woman who lives alone and I managed to flip it up to the right way but it was challenging. If you are older or have back problems, you may need a friend.
I did not use the wheels because of all the reviews saying they aren't great. I may add some casters later because it would be nice to wheel this baby around but it is a sturdy workspace. It is exactly what I needed to be able to sit/stand at and work while I look out the window. Adjusting the height isn't the easiest task as you have to flip the heavy table over to do it. But overall, this table is definitely worth the price I paid. It was the cheapest work bench in this range and I love the space.

I like that I can roll it out of the way when the project is finished. I had my daughter help me with the assembly because I am over 70 and not as strong as I used to be. The locking wheels are handy, but I didn't need to lock it down because it was pretty stable on my level concrete floor. The included hardware was good quality and the attachment points between the frame, legs and top were aligned perfectly.

The 48" is obviously going to be a more stable product but I had to try the 61" due to the fact that I planned to use it for specialty work.

Originally, I had it at the second lowest level (32-33") with casters and it teeters. It holds my weight (185) but not without a bit of flex front to back and side to side. If you are using this as a workstation or rolling it around with cocktails and desserts then use the supplied casters. Oh, the open end box wrench does not fit the nuts on casters, it is both too small and too thick at the same time. Rarely is that a problem?
Anyhoo...if you plan on using it as intended, then use the feet. Night and day difference.

The packaging is excellent. Too bad the shipper crushed one end of the box and dinged a corner. The corners are protected by foam AND metal and without these, it would have been much worse. It is a workbench so it's not a huge deal.

It is almost too pretty to use. I say this because it has that hammered, industrial support structure with a really pretty top. It could double as a nice, open workstation with a drafting-style chair. Or puzzles. I can see using it in the kitchen, too.

The thickness of the top is sufficient for mounting a substantial vise.

One could always "stiffen" it up...run planks on top of the cross members, underneath...either that or cut a sheet of plywood for shelving.

Easy to assemble, all parts included.

Back to the casters. If you plan on using this in say a a garage, mount a miter saw, small table saw, etc., think of something else. Seriously, they are really lacking in overall strength and size and their footprint is way too small for this length table. I can envision myself moving it outside garage, over lip and back, only to realize that this table is not mobile and the wheels are past perpendicular. I would NOT buy this to move.
I would buy it again, though, and use in a fixed position.

If your looking for a review with all the building words lol this isn't it. I call things how I see them.. but I have put ALOT of things together in my life and alone at that since its easier alone then listening to my husband complain about how many pieces are left.. lol
This was by far the easiest thing I have ever put together. Took me about 15-20 minutes alone (most of which was unwrapping more of what I mean below). I purchased this for a crafting table in my garage and its perfect for that. The right height and very sturdy (I did not use the castors as I put one on and it wasn't for me). Looks beautiful and not cheaply made. Heavy duty legs there is a total of 4 pieces in the box. 2 sets of legs, the counter top and the back piece that braces it all together. Love that the legs are adjustable so I am able to put it up a little higher so I can work with my elbows put on the table but also I can have it waist high to work easily standing. I am 5'4 and i have only 4 holes showing. There is plenty more adjustable height if you need it high or lower.
All the bolts/screws whatever holds it together is called is all placed inside the holes they go in. You take it out place the piece and put it back where you found it. Simple! The couple pieces you do have is labeled both on each leg and on the countertop so there is no mixing up the sides.

When my box came I was extremely worried.. I had a couple holes & torn corners which in my experience with other things that usually means dented pieces and broken parts. Not this time. I was extremely happy and have to give props to who packaged this as all pieces are in packing foam and bubble wrap together. Then when you unwrap that bundle.. each of the pieces were also in bubble wrap and packing foam with styrofoam between thr legs and the counter.. the counter also has a metal foam wrapped corners as to keep the corners protecter but also the foam to not puncture another pieces wrapping. The unwrapping takes about 10 minutes on its own but its worth it to bot have broken or scratched pieces.

The only con I can think of if I had too is that I wish it was a little wider. But its definitely not too small just my preference for what I will be using it for. I didn't use the castors so I can't comment on those.
Great table for the price.

ON Sale Prime Day, this was a great deal. Boxed it is rather heavy, like 80 lbs, but that's because the pieces are heavy duty. Was surprised as to how thick the actual wood top was too.

Assembly was fairly easy, need 2nd person only for last step of flipping it upright on the wheels.