Rocelco 37.5" Deluxe Height Adjustable Standing Desk Converter - Quick Sit Stand Up Dual Monitor Riser - Gas Spring Assist Computer Workstation - Large Retractable Keyboard Tray - Gray (R DADRG)

I've had the 32" model for a month now. I am very happy with my purchase. The price was reasonable (and I did a lot of comparison shopping) and the desk works perfectly. I find it very easy to raise and lower, silently and smoothly, even with my equipment on it. (I'm short and not super fit, fyi.)Set up was easy-peasy. The desk wasn't too heavy, so I was able to remove it from the box and put it on my table myself. All I had to do was remove the packaging and it was ready to use. I find it to be very sturdy-- no wobbling!The top surface easily accommodates my 27" monitor and a 13" MacBook, along with space for my phone and a notepad. The keyboard shelf fits a full-size keyboard (with numbers pad) and my mouse along with a wrist support. I like that it slides under the top shelf, too.I am very satisfied with this desk and highly recommend it!

Cost-Effective Great Design and Works!This is likely the most economical unit on the market but it's definitely not the cheapest. We have been using it for over a months now and can't find anything major with it. It sits on desktop and we can lower it to use the computer while sitting--although we do have to raise the office chair on a higher position--and raise it to suit the height of someone standing.The height is adjusted using a rotating level in the back. It's a bit inconvenient and clumsy to use but the user just needs to get used to it. It's a minor beef and is insufficient to take off a point.I have previous purchased a floor standing model that is twice as expensive and requires tools to adjust the height, and there's no way to use it sitting down. The Recelco unit is much more useful.The best part, other than it works well, is NO SET UP!. Taking it out of the box was the hardest part.

I recently have come to the understanding I needed a standing desk for all of the reasons all of you have.My takeaways:1. I bought this bc it seemed well-reviewed, affordable, and it had a sliding keyboard tray.2. I agree that it's a little wobbly, but the desk I have it on does NOT help that situation. I bet with a sturdy desk it'd be good. (it's weird how subtle the wobble feels... probably because I'm up high like a skyscraper)3. I wanted to get the white bc it seemed "cuter" with my room, but with this plasticky surface, I guarantee it'll look worn and grungy immediately. So "functional tech black" it is for me.4. On day one, it feels like the adjustment launches at you (or requires an absurd amount of force), but after fiddling with it a bit, it seems like it has a lot of fine tuning available, and it doesn't seem like it'll slip height while using it. I bet with time it'll ease a bit, too.5. I will definitely need to wear my crocs when I use this...aka, make sure you have support while standing. Just like you need a good sitting chair, you'll need good foot support and standing position. Didn't think about that until I started working at it for a bit.6. It makes my office have a bit of an Unwelcoming Aura. In that way, it may not be aesthetically particularly small-space-friendly (practically, it definitely is small-space-friendly). But with my hybrid work now, this *does* need to tip towards being a functional room more so than "cozy"7. Well-packaged (kinda surprisingly heavy box), and seems well-constructed.8. Keyboard either needs to be out or IN. The tray has a lot of space to use between those two settings, but the glide between them is *super* smooth, so you'll have more tray slide. (especially noticeable if your desk has that bit of wobble to begin with) a.) I may not have been patient enough with it. I can get it stable, but depending on your typing force and angle, or if you're doing a lot of mouse work, it could be slidey)9. My kitty doesn't have anywhere to sit now!I was hoping to keep that more succinct, but there you have it.

I purchased this product in the first week of Jan 2022, with prime one-day delivery, and it arrived great in excellent condition. The product did not disappoint: It is exactly as in the picture and the video, very well made, and excellent product. The product arrived without damages and it features just like in the video.One thing I did not catch in the video and surprised me is the fact that when you use the stand-up feature, it moves forward. This is well shown in the video, I just did not catch that when I purchased it. That presented a problem because I use it for online teaching at home and I have a green screen behind, so when I use the stand up version, I have to move everything 1 or 2 feet away backwards (the one I have at the office just raises vertically). It is not a deal-breaker for me, I just prepare everything ahead of time with the stand-up feature, I just thought of mentioning it in case someone else, like me, misses that.The product is easy to use, I love it, it does what it is supposed to do, that is to support all your working station and lift it when needed. The surface is large and I am comfortably putting my laptop and a large monitor on the top and my tablet on the drawer. You can basically put an old computer working station (minus the tower) on it.I will purchase this product again.

I've had this for a couple weeks now and so far so good. It arrived undamaged and is ready to go right out of the box. I thought there were going to be two lift levers but there is only one on the right side and it works just find. I love that the keyboard tray moves in and out. When I have the desk lifted, I put the keyboard tray and mouse on it (both wireless). When it's lowered, it gets pushed back and the keyboard and mouse are on the desktop. I have a dual monitor bracket that mounted nicely to the back.