FITUEYESHeight Adjustable Standing Desk 36” Wide Sit to Stand Converter Stand Up Desk Tabletop Workstation for Laptops Dual Monitor Riser Black SD309101WB

This is the one! Nothing more to be said! It’s sturdy, functional, and has more than enough space on the keyboard shelf for a full-sized keyboard, standard writing pad, and cell phone. The main platform easily holds my laptop and oversized monitor. The unit glides smoothly up and down with the simple squeeze of the release levers. My coworkers tease me over how many times I change my position from sitting to standing throughout the day. This set-up is perfect for those who get bored, restless, or struggle with back issues from too much sitting. At its modest price, it’s a no-brainer for the entertainment value alone! However, for those of you that have workspace needs beyond your computer, beware that the unit takes up nearly the entire depth of my standard-sized desk.

Make sure you measure before you buy. It fits perfectly on my desk, but obviously not something that is going to be "one size fits all". It looks exactly like how it is shown in the pictures and can accommodate my docked work laptop and a 27" secondary monitor, side-by-side, which was the goal. It would not fit a third display, other than a phone or tablet as shown in the product picture. I don't think you could do three monitors, unless you used some type of additional mounting system.The product was very simple to assemble. Bolt on the keyboard tray, and put some foam pads on the bottom so that it doesn't damage your desk, and you're good to go. I gave it 4 stars for maneuverability; I don't have trouble adjusting it up and down, but some might as it is hydraulic assist rather than powered.For the price, it is an excellent bit of gear, and does the job it is supposed to do admirably. I've had it and have been using it for a couple of months now and there are no signs of wear/tear, or breakdown of the hydraulic system. The longevity of the hydraulic lift is probably my biggest concern, but so-far, so-good there.In summary, if you are looking for an easy to set up, and easy to use sit-stand config that sits on top of your existing desk, I don't think you will go wrong with this option, as long as you measure and are sure it will fit your space.

I’m a pandemic special education teacher. My day is full of small group virtual meetings, and after a month my body was hurting. I needed to figure out a way to move, but didn’t have a budget for a fancy stand up desk (because my budget is going to curriculum to use virtually). I did some research and ended up landing on this.Pros: easy to raise and lower without much fuss, allows me to quickly change positions, big enough for two monitors, the price point was really nice,Cons: There’s a little bracket at the back of the keyboard tray to keep it from sliding off that was impossible to install given the screws provided. My handy husband was able to install it with things from his shop. The keyboard tray does not back/under, which means the writing space on my desk is almost nonexistent when this is in the lowered position. I’m 5’4, and use this at the tallest setting when I’m standing with good comfort, so people who are much taller than me may not love how short it is for them.

I am using this adjustable standing desk with 3 monitors, a laptop, a keyboard and mouse, a webcam and a docking station.. plus usually is holding my phone, watch, notepad and a glass of water or coffee. Monitors are mounted with clamped on pole mounted adjustable VESA arms. When it is flat against the desk lowered it doesn't wobble much. However when it is raised it does have a little wobble when you are typing or put any weight on it. Doesn't really bother me. Choose for yourself. My only real wish is that the top of this desk stuck out the back past the rails that sit on the wood desk. Reason being the clamps for the monitor mounts stick down below the standing desk surface and contact the wood desk about a half inch before the standing desk gets to it's bottom resting point. This means even when it is lowered I have wobble. I'll probably be removing the monitor poles and pulling the clamp bolt out and shortening it, but if this unit stuck out behind the feet/rails then it would be no issue. Keyboard and mouse fit great on the shelf with room to spare. It goes up and down pretty evenly for all the weight I have on it...

I have been searching for a sit to stand converter for my desk. My desk is a little too messy to show the whole set up. But I have a L shaped desk as my original with the converter now shown in the picture. Still waiting on my walking pad. But this came early, took me 5-10 minutes to set up. And I'm ready to go! So easy and priced just right. So happy.

If you are on the fence, buy it! I sit at a desk 9 hours a day. I debated getting a sit to stand desk for over a year.I worried it wouldn’t work at my desk. It totally does. I have a standard putty colored metal L shaped desk. This fits on the short side (the side without the tray drawer).I worried that I’d have to leave it “up” all the time (like two of my colleagues do) and get a tall desk chair. I can easily move it up to stand and easily push it back down when I want to sit.I worried it would be shaky but it is very sturdy.I thought it might be hard to assemble but it literally took me less than 10 minutes.I am so much more comfortable at work and my back and legs don’t hurt.I bought the varied terrain Topo Comfort by Ergo Driven mat that is the perfect accompaniment.Just buy it. You won’t be disappointed.