VIVOHeight Adjustable 32 inch Standing Desk Converter with Dual 13 to 30 inch Monitor Stand, Sit Stand Monitor Mount and Desk Riser, Gray, DESK-V000K-M2G

I've joined the standing desk squad! I was planning to put this together myself but I had a couple of our guys in the office do it for me. They had an easy time but the screw that tightened the arms to the pole was put in the wrong direction at first and we were at a standstill, haha. Besides that it is nice and looks nice. I am 5'1" and it is good sitting and standing. Happy with it!

This is perfect size for dual monitor and the normal office setup. Sturdy and the action to go up and down is smooth, not jerky or a lot of work to manage. I would highly recommend this. I did it buy this with the monitor arms, but have not installed them yet.

Little wonky to assemble, the bar holding the monitors horizontal wants to tip; so i got a coworker to really crank down on it, to the point the vertical pipe was denting, but they still sort of lean. Would recommend 2 people just for ease of holding things in place when you're tightening others.

After using a SITA-Office riser for a few years, I needed to look for something new due to an issue with the locking mechanism on that unit. I love the idea of having a built in monitor stand, especially one that allows for two monitors. However, As soon as I started putting the unit together, I began to realize that this riser might not be as sturdy as my previous one. I continued the process hoping that the added weight might stabilize things a bit, but it does not. This thing shakes with literally every keystroke. I'm guessing it's related to the design of the lifting mechanism (there seems to be a little give for the wheels that roll when lifting the riser, and since these are perpendicular to the front-back axis, that give translates to instability when interacting with the desk). Obviously, these things are not designed for people to put their weight onto, however, it ought to be able to handle a couple of wrists and basic typing motions.While this is disappointing, what is really frustrating is the fact that returns on these things are not paid, meaning there is no realistic way for me to get my money back due to the expense of returning the unit.If you have extremely light wrists, and very faint typing motions, then perhaps this will work fine for you. To the credit of the desk, it does offer a very smooth lifting motion, and the attached monitor stand seems to be nice and solid. Unfortunately, if your wrists add any weight, then expect this unit to wobble.

Very good price for what you get. Easily put it together with only one person. Very easy to raise and lower, unlike the ones I have had before.