Stand Steady Cruizer Premier Electric Mobile Podium with Keyboard Tray | Height Adjustable Stand Up Workstation with Locking Wheels | Go from Sitting to Standing with Programmable Control Pad (Black)

Just over a year ago I was diagnosed with a. Blood disorder, a DVT and a pulmonary embolism all within two weeks. By week 3 I had a sit to stand desk at work- no problem. Being forced to work from home due to pandemic....I needed a sit to stand FAST. This desk met all my expectations and more! Easy to assemble, I was up and down and up again in no time! It allows you to select 3 preset heights and a timer to remind you to get up. I LOVE it!

I bought this podium/desk so I could work from home and have the ability to move it from room to room and sit or stand while doing so. I added two monitors, a docking station, a video conferencing camera, and a sound bar to improve video conferencing. I also added a back-up battery so I could unplug the system from the wall and move into another room without everything shutting down.So far, it works very well. Easy to assemble, easy to move around and adjust height. Here are the cons. There is absolutely no thought to help with cable management. Note that absolutely none of the stock photos in the ads show any cables. The cables are very unsightly and stretch or dangle if the desk is in the up or down position. Very difficult to manage. Also, the table shakes when taking notes, which causes the camera to shake when during video calls. So far, the pros definitely outweigh the cons and I hope the manufacturer will make improvements to address these issues in the future

I bought this for my wife to use for work, she has been working from home for 13 years and has been using a tv tray the whole time. Better late than never! It took me about a half hour to put together using the supplied tools, although I did end up using a larger screw driver for ease. The one thing I did notice was the "box" that the motor head slots in to is bigger than the motor, so there is a gap when you go to put the screws in. I just put some scrap metal in to take up the gap, no big deal and it would probably be fine if you didn't, I'm just picky. I have it set up pretty much the same as the sample picture, with the lap top and monitor on the upper level and a keyboard and mouse on the lower level. I mounted a power strip so there is only one cable coming off of it. She is happy with it so far, it is easy to set the heights and she can go from sitting to standing really quick. I like it better than the sit/stand desks I have at my work!

I needed a adjustable stand-up desk for a good price. I have a really expensive one in another location but didn't need that kind of unit (larger) and price (much larger) for this location. So I read the reviews on this and saw the price and took a shot. I LOVE IT!!! It fits my laptop, my ring light, another monitor, a bluetooth keyboard, and space for my notebook. Add to that, it's easy to move around to other locations w/in the house. The wheels can be locked as well.

I gave it a 3 rating for the concept and not 5 star because of the material use to construct desk. The mobility of the desk is great to be able to move it from room to room is fantastic. The stand is cast iron but the desktop and keyboard top is made from particle board. Any pressure on them they crumble. The is my second one. I have decide to replace the desktop and keyboard with solid wood on my own.