I would recommend against that particular standing desk. You can see the (single) motor that drives it. That indicates a few problems:
1) Smaller height range than dual-motor desks (despite being 5'11" tall myself, I like my desk down at 26.5-27 inches because I have long arms. That amazon one only goes down to 28 inches.)
2) Cheaper/lighter-duty/etc. (may not matter for you. I have probably have 100lbs of load on my desk between monitor, PCs, UPS, speakers, networking gear, the desk surface itself, etc)
3) Height memory positions. (it sucks to try to set it to the height you want, especially while working, especially in a meeting, vs just hitting "go to height 3" and being able to keep focus while it changes height perfectly every time for you)
I'd usually recommend
https://www.autonomous.ai/standing-desks/smartdesk-2-home or similar. They are also back-ordered it looks like unfortunately. But you get a real warranty, not an alibaba.com warranty. I've seen workplaces order 50+ of them and I think there was one DoA and getting a replacement part was no big deal.
If you're handy, you might look and see if you can get legs-only sooner. Then custom-cut 3/4" oak faced plywood to the size you want. Stain and varnish it and you get a much prettier desk surface than the laminate garbage. Yes, you have the plywood banding on the edges but darker stains do an okay job blending it in.
Wirecutter used to like the autonomous' stuff (I think?). Nowdays they like the Uplift or Fully desks (and didn't bother to review autonomous' at all which seems questionable). I'm sure those're good too, but they are pricier. That said, this is a place I don't mind having paid what I did -- probably close to $1k for the frame and plywood. I also paid that 10 years ago, before low-cost versions came on the scene. Mine is a geekdesk, because that was at the time the least expensive (but still high-quality) option. The other options were the office furniture makers like steelcase, where prices started at 2.5k or more.