Stand Up Workstation Computer Surface Laptop Rolling Desk Height Adjustable Laptop Table for Home Office

Just got the adjustable table today. It was easy to assemble, took me about 15 minutes. I'm very pleased with the product - it's easy to use, sturdy, the wheels move smoothly, and looks decent.You can adjust the height of the table and I like that you can make the two separate top tables the same or different heights. It's perfect for me for working from home right now. The product performs the way it is advertised, and I highly recommend this product.

for the price it's not a bad desk but I didn't keep it because it's not super sturdy if you move it a lot.Pros:good width, so lotta spacegood buy for the money, but it's a cheap-ish item.looks good, nice fake wood lookI've found that having the keyboard AND the laptop/monitor levels adjustable is what makes a good ergonomic stand up desk.Cons:Laptop/Monitor surface: You can pull your laptop towards you on the shelf, but the keyboard table kept it from being able to get even closer to me. max height of laptop surface is 49" not 59". just barely made it for me and I'm 5' = 60". I was thinking that maybe not high enough for a taller personSturdy-is: again for the price, not bad, but this is why I went with: Line Leader AV Cart with Keyboard Tray and Laptop Stand - Mobile Workstation with Laptop Mount - Take Your Office On-The-Go with Our Stand Up Computer Cart (Black / 24 x 18). the Cart has fewer issues, but I like that there are shelves and the laptop arm is very adjustable, height and near/far ability.Shelf: one on bottom in back, which is where you'd want to put your printer. wish it had more shelves available in that big expanse of space on the back side.

I've had this desk for almost 3 weeks, it's still working great for me. There's 3 different surfaces as you can tell by the picture, the bottom surface is for putting a PC Tower, and I also use it to hold a subwoofer for my desktop speakers. The other two surfaces are above, and their height can be adjusted individually with tightening knobs. I've adjusted the test for both standing and sitting, I really like it. One of the surfaces on top is specifically for a keyboard and mouse, that surface has a feature that allows you to adjust tilt, to make typing easier. It's held in place with tighting knobs, and I'd be careful about leaning on this piece or the surface will tilt (I had to really tighten down the fasteners, but it hasn't been a problem).The construction of this desk is incredibly sturdy, no wobble of any kind, no rattling, no loose parts, it rolls across the floor with ease, and the brakes on the wheels work nicely. Putting the desk together was a moderate job...the parts are heavy, and often you need to hold them upright or in place while you fasten down the screws, so for you weaklings out there, get ready for some slight ache in your arms, but otherwise, I did this by myself in about 20 minutes or less.All in all, this is a great desk, and I would buy it again if I had to!

I had purchased one for myself, my husband got jealous because of the flexibility, sturdiness, thickness and value for our money. Working from home, I needed a desk that would raise up and back down, rolling it from one area to another is a plus, the right size for my space as well. Thank you for your bright mind of invention that you have made it for those who aren’t able to sit for a period of time. You can sit or stand doing your work. Again thank you, this is a great buy.

I really like the desk. The only issue is that one of the pieces has a defect. It was cut short. I included a picture. I am going to try to contact the seller to see if they can send a replacement part.

For the price, it is well worth it. The top shelf leaned back when I had two monitors on it, so I propped it up with and adjustabled metal rod. With that in place, it is wonderful.When I assembled it, the plastic wheels weren't cut properly and wouldn't roll as plastic would get trapped in the wheel housing. I had to trim them with an exacto knife. Also, the front plastic holder for my tablet was cracked when I got it. It still works, though.So, overall, a few low points, but worth the price.

I got this product because I was tired of my telework situation of sitting on my bed with my work laptop on a TV tray. I assembled it this morning in about an hour.Assembly was easy, although I think the instructions could have been in a slightly better order (to me it makes more sense to assemble the desk and then flip it to put the wheels on the bottom, to keep the pieces from rolling away when you're trying to screw them together). Ultimately I didn't require any help, and was very pleased to see that extra screws of each size were provided (this actually confused me a little at first, thinking I'd missed something).I did make one modification, in that I switched the large and small desk panels. So I installed what's labeled as a keyboard tray in the back of the desk (above the lower storage shelf), to put my second monitor and other things that I use occasionally, like an input tablet, and the larger panel is down in front, with plenty of room for my laptop, mouse, and coffee (and lunch in a little while). If you're doing this just make sure you tighten the "keyboard tray" so that it will stay flat, since it is designed to pivot. Otherwise this alteration seems stable and not front-heavy enough to flip over.The wheels seem to be working well, and I'll roll the desk against the wall at the end of the work day (I velcro-ed a power strip to the lower shelf so that I can just unplug and move).Overall, I'm very pleased, but I've only been using the desk for a few hours. I'll update this if anything falls apart, but I don't think it will

Bolts does not hold the upper shelf, so it slowly descents and ends up crooked