TechOrbits Standing Desk Converter - 32 Inch Adjustable Sit to Stand Up Workstation, Particle Board, Dual Monitor Desktop Riser with Keyboard Tray, for Home Office Laptop, Black 32"

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.

I work from home and sitting really bothers my back. My husband put this together in just a few minutes. I read other reviews that said it wobbled when raised. It does not wobble at all, it is very sturdy. It is easy to raise up and down with a lever on the side, and you can put it to the best height for yourself. The quality looks great. It has saved my back! I can raise it or lower as needed! Would highly recommend.

This standing desk converter is exactly what I was looking for. I was gifted a walking pad and needed this to be able to walk while working. Assembly was super quick and easy, mainly just installing the keyboard tray. It is easy to raise up and down. I like that it moves fluidly and can stop at whatever height I need it to. The only thing I don't like is that the keyboard tray protrudes too far out for my desk so I ended up removing it. Even still, I am able to work with my laptop, monitor, keyboard and mouse all on the main desk surface with no issues.

I'm going to start by saying I'm coming from a full sized Varidesk at my previous job. That thing was heavy and opened up towards me, but was built really well. It was also over $400. I purchased this because it was a 1/3 of that price and seemed to have good reviews. So here are my thoughts on day 1. Pros: Easy to set up, a few screws and cut a zip tie and it's ready to use. It's sturdy enough. I have monitor arms on it now with 2 decent sized monitors and it doesn't wobble very much (it does a little). I like that it goes straight up and doesn't depend on heavy weights at the bottom. Cons: It's a little smaller than I thought it would be, once I got all of my stuff hooked up. The keyboard holder would be fine for a standard keyboard, but I have a bigger one and would have liked that space to be a bit deeper. It has a hydraulic cylinder to help with lifting, but I definitely feel like I am lifting the entire weight of my monitors and laptop myself. Overall, I like it so far. If that changes in the next month or so I will come back an amend this review. For the money it's solid. Edit: Fixed a few typos and can confirm all of the above a few weeks later as well.

Got this unit a bit ago and I'm very satisfied with it. Adjusting the height is incredibly easy, and the savings over a powered standing desk unit with some type of button press are enormous. The level of height adjustment is perfect. I'm about 6', and with this unit sitting on a regular height desk I can fight an appropriate height both sitting and standing. It was pretty painless to assemble, enough so that even though I only bought it a week or so ago, I honestly don't remember the assembly process much at all, and I'm the kind of person that gets pretty huffy and annoyed if things aren't easy to put together (I'm looking at you, cheap Swedish furniture). My one minor complaint of note is that the keyboard tray could be a bit larger. I find it slightly cramped to fit a full keyboard (with numberpad), a wrist rest for the keyboard, and a mouse and mousepad with wrist rest. Only slightly cramped though, I do have all four items on the desk and can use them without issue. If you're thinking of including something beyond those items that you'd want on that first surface for the keyboard, you might want to look for something larger. That being said, the surface area of the top portion of the desk is more than enough for a large (27") monitor on a adjustable arm, a 15" laptop on a stand, a big external SSD, and I'm planning on getting a wireless charging pad to rest my phone on when I'm not using it. The grommet for an adjustable monitor arm is a great add, and I'm glad I didn't have to clip my monitor arm on to the back of the desk, it's significantly more stable using the grommet. The phone slot on the top portion of the desk is a nice idea, and I appreciate the inclusion of holes in it for running a charging cable through, but I imagine that if your phone case is particularly thick you'll have trouble fitting your phone in the slot. Furthermore, I personally find it a bit annoying when my phone is plugged in through the holes in the slot to push/pull the cable when I want to pick up or put down my phone. On the other hand, it's at just the right height that face ID tends to work without issue when the phone is resting vertically in the slot. Overall, definitely 5*, just be aware that if you want a full size keyboard and wrist rest and the whole deal, you'll be a bit tight on space, but not so tight that I'd drop this review to 4 or even 4.5*.

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.

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.

Vraiment bien et très ergonomique

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

todo muy bien