Rocelco The WS123 3-Monitor Sit-to-Stand Workstation: Ergonomics with Style - Black (R WS123)

This desk is very steady and rises up and down very smoothly. I will definitely be getting another one for my home to work.

Very good

I may not have adjusted the hydraulics enough, but we had to use a small clamp to keep it in the upper position. It stays up by itself, but if you have a tendency to lean, then it slowly drops down. I felt like I turned the adjustment screw a LOT, and didn't want to keep going. Easy to raise and lower though.

I was simply sitting at my desk, a loud noise was made, my over the monitor light fell down and I realized the top cover of the stand is broken and the stand is no longer able to be raised.

Warning, my standing desk is no longer a standing desk. Thing just exploded from the top. It no longer moves up or down. Lucky it didn’t cause me harm while I was working from it.

It's not terrible, but I am using three monitors on it and perhaps that is too much weight for it. Each week, I have to tighten the spring with the included hex key or it won't stay up. I am worried that I will eventually run out of threads to tighten. At that point, it will no longer be a standup desk. Otherwise, it is a decent design, and I like how quickly I can raise or lower it (relative to an electronic one). I just hope it lasts.

It claims to work with two 27 inch monitors and show pictures of them being flush together but I was unable to achieve this. There is a 3 inch gap or so between the monitors. It really seems meant for three monitors. It was working yesterday when I put it together. It was in the down position overnight. This morning the lift/counter-balance doesn't work. I can't lift the desk. What good is a standing desk that doesn't stand? My next step is to call Amazon for a refund... it looks really nice but doesn't work for me.Someone complained about not having all the parts. I had no issues there. All the parts were delivered and set-up was relatively easy but you do need another person to help with some of the steps.

I wanted a sit/stand desk, but most of the other convertible desks out there weren't large enough to accommodate the three monitors I use. I didn't want a desk that would completely cover my existing desk either. This seemed perfect. I'll start by saying that for my critiques below, this desk does exactly what I wanted - hold three monitors, have good space for a keyboard and mouse, and seems relatively sturdy. Assembly wasn't all that difficult; the instructions weren't the best but I was able to puzzle it out over the course of about an hour. The desk is heavy and feels sturdy (I have a very solid wooden desk in my office; I wouldn't use this with multiple monitors on some flimsy Ikea thing). My three 23" monitors plus a keyboard are too heavy for the counterweight system, so it does not stay at height; that is simply remedied by placing something under it, in my case a hardcover book that is just the right height. I appreciate that the monitors are individually adjustable as I need to angle them up a bit when I'm standing. My single biggest complaint is that one of the arms always wants to swing closed; normally the monitor on it just bumps into the center monitor and it's ok but it's sometimes annoying. But this is a minor issue.