HUANUO Standing Desk Converter Height Adjustable Stand up Desktop Riser, Sit to Stand Gas Spring Workstation 28.5 inches for Laptop & Monitors for Home Office

I purchased this back in 2020 when we were all living our lives on Zoom. It’s very sturdy, well-made, and easy to operate. I don’t use it as much as I did then, but I have it and I really appreciate it for when I want to get some steps in while working at my desk!

I am very happy with this sit-stand desk converter. I don't have a lot of space in my house so I have a narrow laptop table, just 15 inches deep. I had very little hope of finding a standing desk converter that would fit but I did!You can't really tell that it's just a little deeper than the desk. It feels study and is very easy to adjust to any height (there are no set stages like some other conveters). It comfortably fits my laptop with stand and a 15 inch second monitor with a small space for the keyboard and mouse with pad. It's very compact but totally workable.I have had it for about 3 weeks and it has been working out great so far. I WFH 3 days a week and have been very comfortable.

I LOVE the low profile on the desk. It's less than 3 inches high when fully collapsed (shorter than the height of my mouse!), but provides a very nice standing height when fully extended. I am able to fit a 17in laptop and 27in monitor on this. I have to angle them both to make it work, but there is still enough space for a mouse and a little space if you need to write a few notes. If your monitor has a low-footprint stand, it works best.The ONLY thing that I would say I don't like 100%, is that when the unit is fully extended, it's a little tough to collapse, and takes a pretty good push to get moving, but once it starts moving it works ok, and that shouldn't be a deal breaker. Granted some others I've seen and handled are easier to raise/lower.Otherwise it's a very nice unit, with a good amount of desktop real estate yet doesn't make you feel like you have to look over a big thing between you and someone on the other side (when collapsed).

This thing is awesome, super easy to use, and definitely worth your money. I have a smaller desk and this is perfect. I'm able to fit it and my laptop on it with room for books and/or a drink. It's great for when your legs get stiff and you need to move but still have work to do. The handle on the side allows for smooth height changes and you are not bound to only two options of up and down, you can adjust the height at various points between max and minimum. For the price and size, this is perfect.

I have a large electronic full standup desk at work that is amazing...but when the COVID stuff hit and I'm working from home 100% of the time for a while, I really missed it. But wasn't going to spend $1500 on a home setup and didn't have anywhere to put something like that anyhow.So for around $100 I got this to use on top of our dining room table which is my make-shift office. It works super well and has me back in my stand/sit regime. It is very sturdy, and doesn't move at all when either flat or extended. It has rubber feet that are nice to my table.The release mechanism doesn't take up much real-estate on the surface, like some of the others I saw. Only thing that isn't really a complaint, but more of a usage warning...the spring is super strong! So be careful going up and pushing down, this thing could launch through the ceiling it you aren't careful. I think that is a good thing vs. wimpy spring. Also do be careful when putting down that you don't get your fingers pinched on the table. Easy to avoid if you pay attention.Finally, it does fold up nicely, so at the end of the day when we need our table back, it just comes right off and takes up no space to store against the wall until the next Groundhog Day arrives.

This works so well. I like the low profile when it's down. It has some type of "assist" so it pops open and raises very easily. My body feels so much better standing. I like that it's super easy to raise and lower throughout the day as your needs change. Perfect size to fit my laptop and mousepad. I like that it's one level. I haven't had it long to see if it's sturdy or durable but so far, I'm very pleased.

I don't write a lot of reviews, but I wanted to provide a review for this product because of how impressed I am with it. Honestly, I am pleased with everything about the product. I was actually most surprised by the build of the converter. For about $90, I sort of expected a somewhat wobbly and somewhat poorly crafted product. Certainly there are a lot more expensive products out there. The converter is all metal and solid throughout. It doesn't shake, even when leaning on it. I love the infinite stopping options as opposed to other products that have specified stopping points for the height. Pushing it down does take a little effort, but honestly, I appreciate this fact as it seems to contribute to the overall sturdiness of the product. I would highly recommend this. If my daughter has an office in her new job, I will be buying her one for her birthday.

Looked at a bunch of these types of units and needed something a bit smaller to fit on a shelf. This is holding my keyboard and mouse along with a yeti mic and is large enough for my needs. It is very sturdy and goes up and down with ease when needed but have mainly been keeping it in one position. The top is smooth and so far seems like it will wear very little. I expect this will last for a long time.

There's a sag in the middle after a few months of use with monitor and laptop.The spring can be too strong—if you manage to unlock it. It has gotten stuck at number of times when it's set to the lowest level, needing to remove everything on the desk, turn it over, and g e n t l y unlock it. Otherwise there's a risk that it suddenly unlocks and throws all your stuff off.Cannot really fit monitor (I've had to get it installed on the wall) with laptop.