iMovR ZipLift+ Standing Desk Converter with Portable Standing Mat, White/Black, 35"

High level I think this is a great desk and represents an excellent deal vs. the two main competing brands. It costs less and from my experience is more stable (I've tested the other main competitors).The work surface nice and large and holds my 2 24" monitors without issue. The strut system does really allow for infinite adjustability and another huge selling point for me was the 20" lift height. Being 6'3" it was important that I find a desk that went high enough to be comfortable for me to stand at. The desk is extremely stable when at its max extension height, which is where I find a lot of its competitors come short because of their scissor lift mechanism which isn't nearly as stable as this Z system. I also like that the desk appears easily repairable should anything ever break/wear out. Held together with all standard fasteners the gas pistons look like a standard part that could one day be swapped out without too much effort (I don't know if iMov sells replacement parts but even if they didn't I think all the non-structural parts could be sourced online).There are a few reasons I didn't give this 5 stars even though at this time I do think it is the best sit/stand conversion desk on the market.1) The lift handles are made of plastic. There is a lot of metal on this desk which is great but I was a little disappointed that the one place where I would physically grab the desk and pull to lift/lower it was not made of metal. Do I think the plastic handles are adequate, yes most likely. But they feel cheap and I do worry that maybe they could break years down the road. The good news is the handles are a simple mechanism and appear easy to replace if needed. I don't know at this time if the company sells replacement parts.2) The desk can be a little difficult to lift up from the flat position with the weight of my two monitors all the way at the back edge of the table. Does this bother me? Not really, but I can see it being tough for some people so its something to be aware of. I think most people, once you get the hang of the mechanism will be fine. Also going down is super easy, almost effortless which is great.3) The keyboard tray is really nice in that it allows the user to angle it up or down which really helps when standing. My complaint is that its a bit cramped and I would have liked a slightly wider/deeper tray. That being said that would radically change the way the desk is built so its less of a complaint and more of a "I am used to more space" issue. After a few days of using it I've started to get used to it and I doubt I will notice at all in a few more days.I've only been using this desk for 4 days so far so I will post updates as I use it more and more.

I can't say if this standing desk is any good or not...I ordered this desk 2 times and both times the Keyboard tray was stripped off the table top. On the first package, all 4 screws holding the keyboard tray ripped off underneath the table top and un-repairable (Returned). I had high hopes this was just a one off, so I ordered another. I received it this evening and it had the same issue, but this time 2 out of the 4 screws were ripped off underneath the table top (Will be Returning) and looking for a different product.For both orders, the outside package had no damage and it was well packed with styrofoam. That leads me to believe the wood/particle board being used for this desk is not of good quality. I suspect any amount of force put on the keyboard tray will rip it off the table.....Disappointed.

DONT BUY THIS. Yes, it looks great. Yes, it lifts up smoothly and well. However, keyboard tray is screwed into cheap particle board, and it pulled out after ONE DAY of use. Return of a bulky/heavy item like this is very difficult if you don't keep the original packaging.

I bought the 42'' version. I've been using it for 1 week and absolutely love it. My only (minor) complaint is the fact that the top platform has a slight downward bow in it. Probably the type of wood they use (plus gravity itself). To prevent any future bowing, I cut a piece of 2''x2'' wood, almost 6'' long, and placed it on my desk under the top platform so that the top platform rests on the piece of wood when the standing desk converter is in the full down position. This takes most of the stress off the middle of the platform as I have two monitors sitting on the platform.I was skeptical at first about standing up to work, but the more I thought about it, the more it made sense. I watched a YouTube video comparing three different standing desk converters. Imovr was rated higher than the other two. So I did some more research and came to the conclusion that this one was for me. I'm 6'4" tall, and it works beautifully. The quality of the product is super, and the design is great. I absolutely love the tilting keyboard tray. In my opinion. this feature is what sets it apart from other competing products. I assumed it had two height adjustment levers (one on each side), but it only has 1 adjustment lever (on the right side). This is great design. The product is very stable at all heights.I've been standing about 3 hours a day while working. This adds a whole new dimension to working. I was concerned that the included mat was kind of small, but found that to not be a problem at all. In fact, I usually take my shoes off and find myself at times standing on the edge of the mat which stimulates your feet. I also stretch and do toe raises while standing at my desk. (This also keeps my feet from getting cold.)Many people at my work site are starting to order either standing desk converters or electronic standing desks. So far, I think the Imovr Ziplift is the best standing desk converter out there.