Sit2Stand Standing Desk Converter with Dual Monitor Mount – Adjustable Height Sit-Stand Workstation & Flush Keyboard Tray (Silver/White)

The media could not be loaded.  The Set Box:The set up is heavy, just under 42lbs, mostly designated to the bottom plate to create sturdiness - which was great. Everything was packaged well, and the packaging 'can' be used (advised) to make building process easier, which was nice, but i didn't utilize (realized it after).Cons: its a heavy carry if you deliver to your house and carry it to the office to set up, but it's kinda an obvious feature, so should be prepared for a little heavy lifting.The building process:It took a total of 10 screws just to put together in under 20 minutes, although the instructions are easy to follow, they're a little confusing to look at at first.Cons: 3 different allen wrenches come with it. the screws are all 1 size except the monitor height adjusting screws, which makes it easier to deal with, but will have to retain those wrenches with the kit for the long haul.The look and feel:The look and feel of it is awesome, doesn't take up a ton of desk space, its just over 24" wide (we have 24" wide desk space, the keyboard tray hovers just off the edge about a finger width. It does slide on the desk 'easily' when intentionally moving. It does not easily unintentionally move or slide around (felt bottom pieces make it slide able)Cons #1) the lever mechanism does require some attention (i posted a video of this), if you lift up the lever and guide it to the desired position, you HAVE to push down or pull up on the tray after you let go of the lever to kinda 'lock it in', otherwise the lever dangles and the mechanism doesn't "appear" to work without some rough fiddling. this is my reason for 4 star review is this mechanism can be problematic. luckily I'm the guy setting it up for someone else and i trained them on it prior, however when I debuted it to the president of the company prior to everyone else, the loose lever left him a bad first impression until I figured it out and explained how to work it properly.Cons #2) it takes 2 hands to lift and push down. elderly or disabled may struggle with that part. The pump is more of an assist and not a full action (like a chair adjusting lever is full action). The user I set it up for appeared to put a little body weight into it to bring it down (and that was with the 2 monitors on in the pictures). It doesn't take a whole lot of effort, but enough effort to probably cause some pains in the future if adjusting often through out the day.Word of advise to anyone asking: the keyboard tray does not slide in or out, it is locked into place. the piece on top slides nicely, but not sure how useful that sliding will really be in our line of work, handy nonetheless.I'm 5'8 and this seems like a good height, a colleague 6'6" and this probably would be too short on a standard size desk to reach his recommended eye level. It would be good for anyone up to 6'2" in my opinion, anyone taller than that will start to have to look downwards at it, which can cause neck pain.Overall this worked out well for what we wanted, it is clean, neat, easy to put together, efficient, doesn't take up a lot of space, holds 2 monitors with no wobbling issues, it's sturdy and effective. I would recommend this product for anyone looking to stand on their feet for a few hours a day at the desk vs sitting all day. I would recommend this over electric desks or wide platform type escalating work stations due to less abrasive design.

This sit-stand converter is much more sleek/elegant than the other types out there, and I really "wanted to love it," as they say. Sadly, it's just (slightly) too wobbly for me, when in the standing position.This "wobble" comes not from anything that can be adjusted, but just from the overall design, with the weight of the top part (monitors, keyboard surface, etc.) all concentrated on the one narrow center post. It may be OK if you're mostly just going to be mouse-clicking - but once I get started typing on my keyboard (even trying to type "gently") the whole thing wobbles just enough to be annoying. It's not a TERRIBLE amount of wobble, so some people might be able to tolerate it, but after trying to live with it for about a week I realized it was just too annoying - especially with this unit being a lot more expensive than the more "standard" sit-stand converters (larger platforms attached on both sides to a large/wide base).I'm glad it was eligible for free return - but another drawback here was the relatively lengthy (~45 minutes) setup process - which would have been acceptable had it turned out to be a great desk - but in my case I had to proceed backwards through the whole process and carefully repack all the parts so that they would fit in the box.

I wasn’t sure I was going to like this, but so glad I spent the extra money on this because I LOVE it! It is so sturdy and easy to use. It is manual up and down, but super easy to do. I love the little sliding shelf above the keyboard, it fits a laptop perfectly. The shelf/ledge you put your keyboard on doesn’t sit flush to the desk, but close enough and if you really want to you could leave the stand up as high as it goes if you want to use your entire desktop. I put this on the corner of my desk, angled and it is perfect. I bought white since I have a white desk, so it doesn’t stand out. I also have 2 different size monitors, they just fit so make sure you read the details listed in the description on what size monitors you can put on the stand. So so glad I bought this and would totally recommend, not cheap at all well made. You pay for what you get!!!

I got this for work, I work at a office and I sit all day, my back starts hurting and want to get up and stretch, this is great for that it is really good quality it’s not hard plastic it’s actually heavy metal so I can say it is HEAVY DUTY!! It was easy to assemble with the help of someone, instructions are pretty clear, also this adjust to your height i am 5’2 and this things goes higher maybe up to 5’6 or 5’7 and one little bad thing for HARD TYPERS! meaning you type very hard, heavy hand (AKA Me) it shake just a little but only wen you are standing up but nothing out of normal is still recommend this Desk. This desk is BIG so take in mind it might take up a little bit more space, this is worth buying! Don’t doubt it this will probably last you 5YEARS+ so i definitely recommend this!! 5STARS for this one !!!!!

- Installation Instructions were not very clear- Screw grips was not up-to the mark. I had a screw lose its grip when trying to unfasten. I had to hammer my way in. (This was the main reason for the super low rating)- Post setup I noticed it was wobbly and not as stable i would want it to be.- The desk movement is not so easy at first. Might get better with time.- A video on the product description on amazon is a must watch to understand how the table gets latched on.- Keyboard is fixed and so the total required desk space is much more than the base. (This is something that needs to be taken care of)- Got is shipped from Amazon US. Now returning the product is costing a fortune (it is super heavy).