Stand Steady X-Elite Pro | Premier Corner Standing Desk Converter | Extra Large 40 Inch Sit to Stand Desk | Fully Assembled | Height Adjustable (2.25 to 16'') Desk Converter for Cubicles and L-Shaped

Due to working from home and multiple zoom meetings a day this was and is a great help. I can stand then readjust and sit. Very sturdy, big enough for more than a laptop— big enough work surface. I have it on a large drafting table. Easy to adjust.

Great buy for the price. I spend approximately 3/4 of my work day standing up, including during virtual conferencing meetings. Overall great buy!Pros-Completely adjustable desk-Large desk space-Up and down movement is smooth-Sturdy, able to comfortably lean on-Fits snuggly in cornerCons-Heavy-Takes upper body strength to lower and raise-Back of desk sits about 11inches from actual corner (see pic)

There is one not-so-obvious flaw with this desk: the gas cylinder that allows the user to easily raise and lower the desk will not last for more than a few years. What compounds this problem is that the manufacturer does not sell replacement gas cylinders, nor can they be purchased anywhere except from China. Only one Chinese company sells the gas cylinder, and that company does not communicate/respond to individuals wishing to purchase a replacement cylinder. Although the manufacturer will replace the entire desk if the cylinder fails within the warranty period (5 years), you must face the reality that after that 5 year period has passed, when the cylinder fails (and it will fail), you will have a very large and heavy useless object on your hands. When the gas assist cylinder does fail outside the 5 year warranty period, you are completely out of luck. The desktop then becomes useless. It cannot be repaired, and it will not raise or stay raised. If you need a rising desktop for less than a 5 year period, then sure, consider this unit. But if you spend over $300 (US) for something that you want to use for more than 5 years, then you may seriously consider passing on this desktop.

I love this desk. It is easy to move up and down. I am 5’10” and it gets tall enough for me. It is VERY sturdy and stable.

The media could not be loaded. In the video I explain that this product has almost a sweet spot and how much pressure you can put on the handle to lower the desk. I demonstrated how I accidentally put a little too much pressure on the handle, and the desk slams down this happens very often and is not a simple set up although it does come completely put together for you.I will be keeping it because I love the space it gives and the simple fact that it is NOT electric so I am not plugging in anymore additional items with my work set up. I have two monitors that fit perfectly on this. My only problem is I have not mastered the “sweet spot “ on the handle , for now it is lightly pumping that works best :)As far as the price I feel this product is worth around 150$ maybe less .

Looks really good on my desk, very sturdy, I only wish I was more careful & waited for someone to help me get it on my desk. The thing is very very heavy, I struggled to get it on my desk & ended up hurting myself quite badly. When I finally got it set up, I then realized the thing is pretty heavy to lift, especially after putting 2 monitors & master power console on it. I got it to help w/pain in my hip and now have tendinitis & pain in my arm from lifting it.

I rarely gush like this in a review, but after a full year of Zoom meetings and computer work, my shoulders and neck were in bad shape. I've never had great posture, but it's really bad when I'm sitting down at a work station. I looked at a bunch of sit-stand options on-line and was really wary about the "electric versions" that supposedly only need a push of a button. All I could think was, "Yeah. Until it stops working." So, this version is mechanical and just requires a physical "up or down" pull with both hands. So, it's sturdy, well-made, super easy to adjust within less than an inch, nice-looking and versatile. It would work just as easily in a corner, but for my office "straight on" is best. I've hardly sat down since I got this a few days ago and I feel much better. I will say that you will probably want an "anti-fatigue" mat to go with it. That makes a big difference as well. I got the Topo-Mini and you can see it in my photo. Plenty big enough for me (5' and 130).

Perfect size, sturdy. Only wish it came in a grey finish to match my desk.