46" Large Height Adjustable Standing Desk Converter with Anti Fatigue Mat BUNDLE - Quick Sit Stand Up Triple Monitor Riser - Retractable Keyboard Tray - Black (R DADRB-46-MAFM)

This is a fantastic stand. I have about 38 pounds on this stand due to the size of my monitors (two 32inch at 14lbs each) and the stand (10lbs). Note, this was wide enough to fit the extremely round stands that came with each monitor too, so you'll have no issues there. The size is perfect for me with the monitor stand when I am standing up. I'm 6 foot 5 and this is the perfect size and height for me. It's super sturdy. If you need a desk, check this one out.

As was noted in another review, the Assisted-Lift Air-Shocks can loose their air-seal over time. When that happens, it does not matter how strong you are, the desk is almost completely unusable. The reason is because of the position of the unlock/lift handles. Because the handles are significantly in-front of the center of the unit; the desk will tip backward when you try to raise the desktop. I believe this loss of air-assist happens gradually as the air leaks out of the Air-Shocks. This started to happen about 4 months into its use for my desk. Now my desk stays at the low level. Manufacturer commented that they can ship you new Air-Shocks (1-year warranty).

I bought this desk because I started working from home more frequently and missed the Varidesk in my office. This desk was over $200 less than the one at the office, so I thought I’d give it a try. This desk came fully assembled and ready to go out of the box—durable packaging (I’m going to keep the thick cardboard sheets that sandwiched the desk in the box—not sure why, but I’ll think if something.) Very sturdy 46” desktop. The lift mechanism is intuitive, well-designed and whisper quiet. There are no height intervals the require locking at pre-set levels, so the height of the desk stays right where it is when you release the handles. The keyboard shelf slides under the work surface and out of the way when not in use. No exertion required with raising and lowering the desk. I love this desk!

This is the best Standing Desk Converter that you can think of in the 46" size (considered as the "large" size). This one fits two 24" monitors (in an angular fashion) and the 14" office laptop in between. The Retractable Ergonomic Keyboard Tray is perfect for a Wireless Keyboard & Mouse combo. This is exactly what I wanted for my home office.I have a L-Shaped desk 48" on one side & 36" on the other side (with a 27" x 27" connecting piece) in my home office. This Rocelco Standing Raiser sits perfectly on the 48" side of the L-shaped desk. I have my personal 13.3" Ultrabook with a 27" monitor on the other side (the 36" side of the L-shaped desk).If you buy a Triple Monitor Mount (from Rocelco or other manufacturers), you can have THREE 24" monitors fitted on this Standing Raiser. This gives you the flexibility to go with a Double or a Triple Monitor Mount, based on what your choice is.I am spoiled with a standing desk at my office, so decided to buy this Roselco Standing Desk Converter for my home office. If you do NOT have a Standing Desk in your office, you may take this Roselco Standing Desk Converter & use it in your office (just register this with your office Facilities / IT dept. so that they know this is your property and not the company's).You definitely get your money's worth. Just go for it, if you believe in standing & working. Thanks to Rocelco for delivering such a wonderful product that is worth your money. I recommend this everyone who likes to stand & work (in a multi monitor setup).

***UPDATE 12-30-20***PIECE OF GARBAGE. Worked great until today when it completely locked and no longer goes down. Updated picture included. 300.00 is A LOT to spend on an item that irreversibly fails in 3 months. Do NOT RECOMMEND!!!!!Love my new desk! Arrived early with no damage and was ready to use out of the box. Very well made, lots of space (I purchased the 46'), super easy to transition from sit/stand and with no preset heights it can be adjusted perfectly. Well worth it. ***SEE UPDATE!!!***

This standing desk converter is very sturdy and large enough to hold my dual-mounted 32" monitors.The desk is easy to raise and lower. To do so, levers on each side of the desk must be squeezed, then the desk pulled up or pushed down. It raises and lowers easily and smoothly.The keyboard tray is large enough for both a standard keyboard (with number pad) and a mouse.The finish on the desk appears to be a solid black, plastic laminate that thankfully doesn't absorb water.The only negative I see is that in the lowest setting, the desktop adds about 6 inches of height to your desk. So, if your monitor height can't be adjusted, you may find that they are too high when using the desk from a seated position.

I have 3 monitors and laptop that need to sit on this bad boy. Based on the weight, this was the only one I could find that could hold all of that. I have been searching for a standing desk since we were told in April we would be working from home permanently. The prices (especially for the lack of space) were insane! So I found two well priced simple desks on here, made an L shaped desk and use this. All three together either the same price or cheaper than most of the desks I was looking at. I looked at many from $800-1300. Most of them didn't have the space I need.The first time playing with it, I couldn't figure out how to move the keyboard holder, but I had my husband move it up while I pulled the keyboard out and since that first time it works fine.Also, buying this with the mat was cheaper than buying a mat separate. I appreciate that so much (and they shipped together!).

I got this specifically because it came pre-packaged with the 3-monitor stand. I considered others, but their stated weight capacity seemed a bit light. I'm not sure what the specific weight capacity for this unit is, but at least I know it supports 3 monitors.The keyboard tray supposedly supports a laptop...but not really (unless you have a really tiny laptop, it doesn't come out far enough to tilt you're screen open at a reasonable angle). Either way - support for up to three monitors and a laptop is what I was looking for needed.If you do fully load it up like I have, it may be hitting the limit for the springs. With a light load, it's fairly effortless to raise it up, but with all of my equipment on it, I have to put some effort to raise it up. That doesn't bother me too much, though it puts my back at a slightly that doesn't feel good.

I've been using the 42" desk for a few days now and I am quite happy with it. I have a horizontal 32" monitor and a vertical 24" monitor mounted beside. This set up takes up the entire width of the desk but I was expecting it to. I paid extra for expedited shipping on top of my prime but that was a waste.. it turned up later then when prime said it would have.. with my monitors it is a little heavy to lift as you have to hold the height while you let go of the levers which sounds simple but is a little tricky - it usually drops a little in the process. However once it's at the set height, it is extremely sturdy. It came completely assembled, all I had to do was cut the plastic holding the keyboard tray (The tray itself is large enough for my Mac keyboard & mouse, however it is probably too small for an ergonomic keyboard + mouse). I can lean on it with my elbows while browsing something on my phone and the unit doesn't budge, seems to be very well made and I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a standup desk.

Doing research for a desk riser, I didn't see a lot of reviews supporting my exact needs, so I hope this helps someone.First off, product is great quality and I'm very happy with my purchase.I got the 46" as I am a music producer and needed to fit two large speakers + at least one large monitor. I have a tiny 13" e-ink monitor off to the side that just barely fits in addition to the speakers and primary monitor.I am about 6ft1 tall and was concerned that it would not go high enough for proper ergonomics with the mouse and keyboard. This heavily depends on the height of your desk, but worked out perfectly for me. I use it at it's maximum height so if you're substantially taller than me, you may need to raise the entire desk riser to be higher.Another thing to consider is that while seated, this will raise your keyboard and mouse about a half inch. For me, my chair doesn't go any higher and my desk was previously the perfect height for keyboard ergonomics, and now I find it is ever so slightly higher than I'd like, but not awful. This will be different for everyone depending the height of your desk + chair, and your body size. Worth doing the measurements before purchasing!Incredibly simple to raise or lower the desk, takes 5 seconds and is encouraging to constantly switch between sit or stand every hour or two. This was important to me and I'm very happy with this aspect.Overall, very happy. My recommendation would be to ensure you measure your current set up and see the measurements provided for this product to ensure it is right for your space/height.

I have a 34" ultrawide and a 28" monitor sitting on this beast and they fit! Both screens hang off the edge by about 6" each, but the bases fit, which is what's important. The build is very sturdy. The product looks great. The mechanism is smooth and strong. I didn't want to get rid of my awesome marble top desk and now I don't have to. I love this purchase!The only drawback is that it's not thick or strong enough to attach an aftermarket monitor stand, which is disappointing, but since both bases fit, that's a minor inconvenience.

I'm impressed. It really does the job. It' really rugged. 312$CAN is a very fair price for this 46 inches adjustable desk. I'm using 2x 32 inches monitors with the 175$CAN Rocelco triple desk mount arms (using the extreme right and left arms; nothing attached on the middle arm). It took ME a good 4 hours from start to finish, I mean, unbox the items, succeed to understand how to take off the LG monitor's stand (not trivial at all), hook the arm attachments on the back of monitors, install the monitors on the arms, and make the final height adjustments so my laptop screen (on the desk) does not hide the monitors: you cannot simply elevate the arms with the attached 32 inches monitors because it's too heavy, so if you need to adjust the height of the arms, you must first take off the monitors, then adjust the arm, and then put back the monitors. Plus you must make sure all the cabling follows when you elevate your desk (cable speakers, cable monitors, cable power supplies of the line phone / monitors / speakers / laptop docking station) ... but when it's done, it's done for good! I'm a very happy camper!