iMovR ZipLift+ Standing Desk Converter with Ergonomic Tilting Keyboard Tray, Black, 35"

I've been using the Standing Desk for about a week now. I also bought the VIVO dual monitor mount and used the grommet mounting technique. The base stand on one of my monitors came off easily while the second one did not .. dealing with that problem occupied most of my "total installation" time. The ZipLift operates smoothly and doesn't take much effort to pull up or push down. It is very quiet. The keyboard tray is stable (I don't find any ergonomic advantage to tilting it). The monitors are solidly in place and don't move at all when I go from standing to sitting. The surface area on the top portion of the desk is big enough for my notebook (as in writing notes) and paperwork, pens, etc. I switched to a wireless mouse because the cable wasn't long enough for my wired mouse. The included standing mat is great. Very comfortable.My biggest challenge is the difference in proper monitor position when standing versus sitting. I think the monitors are a little too low when standing and a little too high when sitting. I've settled on a position that is "close enough" to work seated/standing but not optimal. I could slide the monitor mount up and down using the included Allen wrench on the VIVO but that is more effort than I'd like to tackle.All that said, the ZipLift is a solid unit ... works as advertised and the mat is a nice addition.

I purchased this product in November for my home office. I wanted to see how a sit-stand desk would fit in for my home office and for my work. I initially chose this particular product base, in large part, on a review comparing the Varidesk 36+, the Ergotron Work Fit T, and the iMovR ZipLift+. I ultimately chose the iMovR ZipLift+ because of price.Here is what I like about the iMovR ZipLitf+1) I love the Air Lift Pistons. The lift mechanism of this desk is quiet, but still very functional and holds quite a bit of weight. The Lock Mechanism is quite, and there is not any noise coming from the desk when the desk locks as a position. Because there are not preset positions, there is no locking-unlocking from that position. Also, there are many positions that you can choose for the height you want.2) The Pistons hold a lot of weight I purchased this desk along with the AmazonBasics Dual Monitor arm. I also purchased two Samsung 22" LED monitors. The pistons have no trouble supporting this weight. In fact, I need to push down on the table to move the desk to a seated position when I release the locks.3) The keyboard tray does not stick out a long way in front of the table top. The release handles are located toward the front of the table top. The keyboard tray extends beyond this by about six inches. This allows my hands to be more toward the front of the riser when raising or lowering the top. This affects how I stand. I am not leaning over because the keyboard tray is in the way keeping me from standing closer to the unit when the top is raised or lowered. Also the keyboard tray is a uniform width, meaning that the mouse is not behind me, so to speak, as I stand at the keyboard.4) The Included anti-fatigue mat. Although I did not consider the mat to be important when I purchased this product, I find the inclusion of the mat to be more than welcome. I initially thought that an anti-fatigue mat would be a luxury. After using it for a few days, I now see it as a necessity. I would not have this opinion had the mat not been included with the product.The only thing I do not like about the ZipLift+ is the size of the keyboard tray. I have a Mircorsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard (4000), which requires a lot of real estate. The keyboard tray is plenty deep to fully support my keyboard, but the tray is a little narrow to where the keyboard is all the way over to the left and there is just enough room to use a mouse on the right.To be honest though, the width of the keyboard is not as much a problem as I originally thought it would be.As stated earlier, I purchased this product to have a better understanding of how this product would help me in my work environment. I bought this product for my home office, and I purchased a Flexispot M4B (corner unit-also purchased from Amazon) for my work environment. My comments on the ZipLift+ are based on my experience with the ZipLift+ and the Flexispot.All in all, this is a great product. If I were to make a purchase again, I would consider this product, or it's heavy duty brother.

This product was my first foray into standing for half of my day while coding, writing, etc. To iMovR's credit, the construction is solid, the lifting action is smooth, and the assembly is nothing more than removing it from the box and setting it on your desk. It was also more stable than I expected, with no notable wobble while typing at all.So why the 3-star review? Well...there are two fundamental problems that I just haven't been able to find a way to work around, and these problems make the day quite uncomfortable.Problem 1: the upper deck of the unit sits about 6" above desk height. I have a 28" 4K monitor and even with the bottom of the monitor sitting so that it touches the upper deck it's still too high. Stiff neck every day! Be aware that for my monitor, finding a way to get the bottom that low required the purchase of a 3rd party stand as the stock stand (like most) won't go down that low.Problem 2: the lower deck (which holds your keyboard and mouse) is too small to allow a normal keyboard to sit centered under the monitor and still have room to move a mouse around freely. I bought a 10-keyless keyboard to make life a bit more tolerable, but it still has to sit a little to one side. Also -- and this is no small thing -- the lower deck itself is about an inch thick, causing your wrists to be at an odd angle to get to the keyboard.I have quickly become a fan of the whole standing desk idea, but sadly this product creates as many ergonomic problems as it solves. Do yourself a favor and check out one of the many full desks that raise and lower that can be had for around 400 bucks and strap on a gas strut monitor arm to move your monitor to different positions (another thing I learned in using this is that the monitor position will be different when standing versus sitting).I wish I could give this product a better review, as I think the workmanship is sound. But sadly workmanship doesn't make up for the fact that it is painful to use for 8 hours a day.

This is a great product that was highly rated by several professional reviews and turned out to be just as good as they had suggested. It arrived quickly and completely assembled such that it went immediately, and easily, from its box to my desk. Solid and very well constructed, it provides easy and full (as opposed to stepped and limited) height adjustment. The ergonomic keyboard tray sounded gimmicky, but does obviate wrist strain just as advertised. Highly recommended.

This desk is sturdy and does what it says. Very good quality for decent price, compared to Varidesk.

Just slightly wobbly but to an acceptable and mostly unnoticable extent. Would have given 4.5 stars for both durability and overall rating if it were possible.

Excellent product - very happy with it!

Great product. Easy to adjust the height. Very solid and nice working surface for papers.