I had searched over a year to find the perfect adjustable desk or desk top lift for my work station. As I have dual monitors, and an ergo keyboard, as well as wanting to keep the monitors further back, meant I needed something that was deep and had a larger keyboard space. When I found this, I had measured and then hoped that it would work. I will try to breakdown everything for those on the hunt like I was.. hopefully this will make the decision easier. The good: - Both monitors fit and are stable. - The keyboard tray is not under the unit much so I am able to continue to sit and stand ergo without having to back up from the desk (as most cause) with the monitors being too close. - The keyboard tray is wide and deep so it accommodates the larger keyboard easily - The lifting of this is assisted, and only has 1 lever on the right side. You still need to use a bit of muscle to raise it, but it is much easier than with no assistance - The height is fully adjustable, meaning you can lower it all the way down where the keyboard is on the tray and the tray is on the desk/table top, with monitors lifted, and you can go all the way up and can stop it at any point along the way. This means it works for people of different heights, or if you are wearing different types of shoes that make you taller/shorter without having to adjust your body to work with this - This came in a white color, which was a bit more rare than I imagined, so it looks good with my white desktop - This is very sturdy, not that you can lean on it, but everything stays in place and doesn't wobble when you type - Putting it together was easy. It comes with the keyboard tray off, and gives you step by step instructions how to install it, and it was perfectly pre-drilled and ready The con's: - The keyboard tray is not movable to go in and out. this means that if you install this so the keyboard is off the normal desk, it will always be further out and you cannot adjust it in when you are done or do not want it that way - The design (like most) is a rectangle, and when you sit with a corner desk, this takes some of the space away. This meant extra measuring, as well as losing some space - The monitors are still closer than the edge of the desk. If you are like me, and you have your monitor as far back as possible, they will be closer to you. On a plus side. this one had the deepest base and for my monitors, they are only about an inch closer than they used to be - The keyboard depth is still not far enough away. To make up for the closer monitors, I have had to put a bit of a "tray extender" under my keyboard so it can sit a bit further out so I can stay ergonomic when I sit. - There is not enough room for the mouse to have good movement. With a smaller keyboard, this would not be an issue, but as I use an ergo keyboard and have it in the middle of my sitting area, the mouse (on the right for me) has hardly any room. I got a separate mouse pad that locks onto a desktop to try and compensate. but there is not enough clearance for it to sit either attached to the lifting area or elsewhere to stay ergo. If you use a moving mouse, and need a lot of room, this would probably be an issue with any desk lift, and this is (due to it's size) going to be a better option than most. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase, and with my little adjustments have made this work very well for me, and now stand for half or more of each of my days... and as we know, that is much healthier than sitting. I have also recommended this to some of my co-workers who, like me, wish to stand more or need to have the option to sit or stand through their day. If you need something good in size, depth, is easy to install, sturdy, is able to be at any height... and is not too hard on the pocket book, this is an awesome choice!

I had wanted a stand-up station for a long time, but I had a glass desk. I noticed that in the center of my glass L-shaped desk there was a portion of it that was wooden so I thought that perhaps I could find a stand-up station that may work with it. I finally did and this one was it! I put it together easily and it fit perfectly in the center of my desk. It looks great and works even better. I easily lift the lever and push it up and it goes up easy and back down. It has changed the way I work now and has given me much relief for my lower back and legs. Study construction and very nice finish to it. Well worth the price I paid for this kind of functionality.

This desk converter is working out well for me. It's easy to change positions from seating to standing. It would be even easier if i didn't have a heavy all in one desktop computer on it, but still there's just a bit more effort to raise it up at the start. Once it begins to go up it rises easily. Going down is a breeze. You can place it at any height just by taking your hand off the lever. It was very easy to install the keyboard shelf. It seems very sturdy. I wouldn't want to move it from room to room or travel with it because for me it's on the heavy side. When lowering the converter none of my wires get caught underneath. It's made in a way that prevents that. In the lowest position i do have to raise my desk chair a few inches so that my arms are level with my keyboard. There is a slot on the top shelf where you can put you cellphone which i find helpful.

This is a great adapter for most normal sized desks, and it supports up to 33lbs of weight. I have an LG 27" 4k monitor, and a MacBook Pro caddy on it and still have some room for papers, maybe an iPad, etc. The build quality is acceptable; it's not *excellent*, but at this price point, it does the job. The lift goes up and down smoothly and with relative ease due to the nice gas lift that is included. Because it's an X style lift, it's sturdy and doesn't rock hardly at all in use. The keyboard tray is fairly thin though, so you should *not* put a lot of weight on it. It's meant for gently resting your wrists and typing, but not for leaning against. If you want to lean against a desk while standing, get a real standing desk. The keyboard tray also has 3 soft foam pads under it to stabilize it on the desk surface when in the lowered position. Overall, I give this 4/5 stars because it could be slightly more sturdy/solid, but again, for the price, it's great, and I would definitely recommend it.

I would guess that this unit was designed and built by people who would us it themselves ! It is really well made and easy to assemble. I am a 5ft 8in (173cm) male and it would still be fine for someone much taller to use - such is its range of adjustability. I am an IT homeworker and I have 2 laptops plus 2 screens on this and it works fine. You can raise and lower it in seconds to suit when you feel like standing or sitting - I adjust mine several times a day.

TL:DR, I love this riser. I bought the 37" one by mistake (meant to get the 32" one), but I have no regrets at all. The stand functions well, feels well build, looks great, and took minutes to assemble. Using the product requires little to no effort, and I'm using it with two computer monitors and some extra's on the stand itself. Can't complain about a single thing, and I have 0 regrets. Absolutely love this. The longer (more thorough) review: I was actually meaning to get the 32" Lite version, but made the mistake of getting this one (for only $10 mind you). However, even though this one is bigger than the 32" one, it functions and looks extremely well. The material does not feel or look cheap at all. The setup took literally 2 minutes (you cut the one strap, add the cushions to the keyboard bit, then put 4 screws in for the keyboard bit to connect it to the stand) and I had absolutely no issues at all with it. Actually using the product? No complaints here either. The single handle on the right side allows for easy raising and lowering of the stand, with little effort needed. More effort is needed at the maximum ranged height of the stand, but still nothing that requires much effort. The tablet/phone holder on the stand itself works great too, but keep in mind that unless you have a thin case, it won't work. I'm using an iPhone 6S with a smaller battery case (3,000mAh) and it won't hold it as it's too thick. However, as most don't use battery cases, a single case would likely fit. Something like an Otterbox or LifeProof case will very likely NOT fit into the holes, and like with my current phone, the case will just have to be taken off if you really want to use it. Otherwise, you still have lots of space to just set your phone on the stand itself as the dimensions are fairly big to hold a lot (mine has two 22" computer monitors, 1 baby camera, my phone, and then a calculator. The keyboard easily holds my older style wired keyboard and wireless mouse.). All in all, I don't regret making the mistake of getting this one instead of the lite one, and if you have the space to do so, I'd recommend just getting this one. It's $10 more, but you get a lot more space (although both would likely work perfectly fine, this is just a personal preference I guess).

The desk width need to be increased as the screen to eye distance is not sufficient once the LCDs are placed on the desk. Or the eye to screen distance can be improved by making the keyboard plate movable. The typing on keyboard induces significant stress on the wrists making it difficult to use the desk in standing position for more than 30 minutes at a time. If the keyboard plate could move up and down as well, the problem can be solved. Hopefully the manufacturer would consider these points in mind in the next version of the desk.

The standing desk converter is very high quality, and supports a big load. Especially if you work with two screens. Highly recommended and very comfortable

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