Mobile Stand Up Desk

For my specific needs, I think this desk has met all of my expectations. As you can see in my pictures, the front desk area is used for my laptop, and back area is used for my hefty 27-inch monitor. The split height capabilities of this desk gave me the bonus of keeping my laptop fully open and still able to view the entire external monitor. All the parts in the box arrived scratch and damage free. I was able to assemble the desk in about 15 minutes, and everything aligned perfectly. The height adjustment is not exactly smooth, but for my use I just set it and forget it, so it did not bother me. Considering the height and the small footprint, the table is stable even at the higher extensions, but it is not a 200 pound desk. Remember, this table can be extended significantly higher than a standard desk. So, if you have weighty or unstable items on the top at a higher extension, you may consider securing the items or the table, especially in high traffic or child accessible areas. Lastly, the wheels are too small to be very mobile in the heavy carpet, but again this does not bother me since I want it to be stationary. In conclusion, sure there are better and more expensive adjustable height desks you can buy. However, considering the price, adjustability features, and what I use this for, I have to say it was a perfect good buy for me. So, I gave a overall score of 5 stars!

As an online master's degree student I spend an awful amount of time on my computer and before purchasing this desk I would use a lap desk while sitting on the couch or use the kitchen counter to help reduce the back pain from sitting with my laptop. I couldn't take it anymore and decided to buy this standing adjusting desk and I am so happy I did! Even my family wants one for themselves. I love that the desk can be adjusted for when I feel like sitting and need a lot of desk room, yet is also perfect for when I want to stand and have things at a height that is appropriate for my five feet seven inches body!!! My back finally has relief from the pain with the many options this desk provides me with! One of the best features of the desk is its ability to be mobile with me since it has wheels! I love the fact that I can go from sitting to, with a little adjusting (I recommend getting a leveler on your phone), to standing and moving around the room. This is perfect for my school life, but also when I am cooking in the kitchen and need to have my cookbook open and have a place to prep food. I honestly feel like the possibilities are endless. Overall, the easy assembly, mobility, ability to adjust, overall size, and look have left me more than impressed! If you do buy one for yourself, which I would highly recommend, make sure to email the company on the back of the manual for the warranty and gift as well. That was a cool surprise. Oh as for only getting 4 out of 5 stars, there are a couple of things that could be improved. Examples would be when both desks are leveled together they don't lay perfectly flat together and the part of the desk that has the black stopper on it is a little tippy even when secure meaning it could be difficult to do tasks such as drawing. Other than that, I would absolutely recommend this product and actually, already have! I hope this review helps! Also, please ignore my messy home, I was trying to get the different heights photographed.

This desk was I recently purchased a rolling standing desk, and it’s been a game-changer for my workspace. The mobility is a huge plus—being able to easily roll it between rooms or reposition it for better lighting has made my workday much more flexible. The height adjustment is smooth and allows me to switch between sitting and standing without hassle, which has definitely helped reduce back and neck strain. The desk surface is sturdy and spacious enough to hold my laptop, monitor, and a few accessories without wobbling. The locking wheels keep it stable when I need it to stay in place, though I wish the locks felt a bit more heavy-duty. Assembly was straightforward, and the build quality feels solid for the price point. Overall, it’s a fantastic option for anyone who wants a portable, ergonomic workstation without sacrificing stability. Great for home offices, classrooms, or even small business setups where flexibility is key.

Easy to put together and great quality! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I only needed a cheap desk as we'll go back to the office in about 6 months. So when I bought this for $79, I really didn't have high hopes for it to begin with. Before I get into the details, I would say that if you need something long-term, definitely spend extra money and get something nicer. I. Assembly [GOOD] All the pieces arrived in tact, no scratches, no dents, no missing parts. In fact, they provide one extra of each screw which is nice (in case one gets lost or stripped). They also provide the tools required to assemble it. If you have assembled any kind of office furniture before, this will be extremely easy. My suggestion is that you assemble almost the entire thing upside down. The only part you have to be careful of, is that there are 4 L-beams that look the same, but they're actually different. The 2 are made for the keyboard attachment, and the other 2 are made for the monitor attachment. Don't confuse them or you'll have difficulties. II. Quality [MEDIOCRE] Well, when you spend $79 on a desk, do not expect high quality. Even though the materials used aren't great, I will say that it was mostly sturdy. There is some wobbling, even with all the screws tightened. If you are a heavy typist then this might bother you. If you're light on the keys, you won't notice any wobbling except when you try to move it around. III. Adjustability [BAD] Since this is a sit/stand desk, one of the most important factors to me is how easy it is to adjust. Again, this is $79 so I didn't expect it to have hydraulics or anything. However, it's rather difficult to adjust when you have your computer on top of it. You'd basically have to remove everything, then adjust it, then put everything back on -- each and every time you want to sit or stand. The reason is, the left and right sides adjust independently of each other. And since there is no resistance, when you loosen the knob on one side, it can easily lower and cause the entire table to tilt, which could be disastrous if you have computer equipment on it. This is the primary reason for my 3-star rating. As it is, it's really only practically usable in one position, or only if you are going to change positions minimally (like once per day). Also, the monitor portion of the desk only comes as high as about 43" -- I didn't reduce a star for this since that's what the pictures indicate, but it really would be nice if it came up to about 50" for taller people like me. IV. Value Is this worth $79? I'd say if you are not someone who needs to change positions often, yes it's worth it. If you need something that's more easily adjustable or for the long-term, definitely look elsewhere. If you're expecting high quality, you'll need to spend around 5X as much. I would say this table is worth about $50- $60, so it's a bit overpriced but still reasonable for a short-term solution.

Very sturdy I was surprised! I didn’t expect that in this price point but I’m thrilled. Working as a customer service tech operator I am constantly chained to one space taking calls and I like to stand about half the time. Setting up my home office with Covid being a factor made it difficult to get the work ergonomic I’m used to. This helped my back so much I love it! The tilt keyboard holder is perfectly adjustable so I can vary my wrist position throughout the day. Assembly wasn’t difficult but it was kind of odd that there weren’t more pictures steps. I figured it out fine but I’m pretty good with assembly of mechanics and parts not sure how user friendly it is. They did however include the wrench AND the screwdriver. I’ve never seen that before and I’m impressed! It’s nice to see and would be very helpful in a dorm situation where you may not have any tools. Love this desk - one thing to mention it has sliding screw holes and this may confuse you at first but it is so that you can make both I to a continuous flat surface if desired or have two people working face to face at different heights. I wish the up and down was a little easier and I think the amount of force you need to exert to screw in the screws would probably be better served with an Allen wrench style bolt but I’m happy with this purchase and give it 5 out of 5 whole heartedly.

After being satisfied by the reviews, I purchased this desk to use for teaching my classes online and it worked great. It gave me flexibility to move my work station around when needed and the adjustable tabletops enabled me to have all my devices to facilitate online classes at the proper levels- device with camera at eye level on the higher table and device with keyboard on the lower one. No more stacking books to place my camera at the proper level! And when I got tired of sitting/standing, I could adjust the tables accordingly. Assembly was simple using only what came in the box. As for sturdiness, it's pretty stable. You can lock the wheels so the table doesn't roll. And as long as you aren't leaning on it with all your weight, the table holds up. HOWEVER, one of the screw/knobs won't tighten. I'm pretty sure it's the screw/knob and not the nut it goes into because I've switched it with the other screw/knobs to check. I was able to connect with the seller/customer service and they sent replacements beyond just the one knob. I loved this table so much that I've been recommending it to friends and family and 2 of my friends did end up ordering it. One of them also experienced the same issue, except in her case, one of the screw/knobs was defective from the beginning. She didn't bother contacting the seller for a fix since she didn't need to raise both tables. But now I have extra parts, I can just give her what she needs to fix her table, too. If it wasn't for this issue that arose later, I'd have rated the sturdiness level at 5 stars, with the note that this table is sturdy enough for light work in my experience. At the most, it's held up to 2 laptops, plus a heavy textbook or 2. Now that I've received the replacement parts, everything is great again.

I purchased in order to have a standing desk that I can use separate from my original desk and I am not disappointed. I appreciate how it is both compact and sturdy to do my work. I would recommend a level to make sure the surface is flat. I agree with other reviewers in that it's hard to adjust the desk if you have stuff on top and need to remove them. But, since I use it to wheel around my apartment as needed, and not as a stationary desk, it works well. I would recommend getting a proper screw driver to make sure the desk can stay up (when using the screwdriver in the packaging I wasn't able to tilt one side, it would just fall). That's the only thing, otherwise works as intended and I do really appreciate it's value.

The size it perfect for me, but when it’s elevated it’s shaky and not sturdy. It is easy to assemble with just the tools it came with, instruction is also clear and easy to follow. But the quality of the product is poor. One of the board came chipped in one corner, and the pole was partly rusty. Wheels also don’t work well as it get stuck constantly when rolling..

Looks really nice. Only half built as it only came with page one of instructions. Emailed service Update: service got back to me promptly with the directions. Desk is aesthetically pleasing, easy to assemble, and sturdy. A bit of a struggle to adjust height but that’s because I have stuff weighing it down now. On it Own adjustment is easy. Buying a second to go side by side as I require a bit more desk space.

Product is good quality materials and workmanship. Very good value. Assembly was well documented in papers provided. Service is excellent - I had a question for Lucy who provided excellent follow-up. Highly Recommended

The desk is functional and as advertised. It rolls, it adjusts, it's solid in that regard although the casters seem a bit cheap. There are some minor scratches though that I am pretty sure where at the factory, as well as minor burs by some of the holes the metal rods use to attach various parts. The metal from these holes (I figure it was punched out) hasn't been cleaned out of the tubing, meaning you will need to use a magnet or something to get it out of the tubes or you will get a perpetual rattling sound from the table. Additionally, a small shelf for the bottom would not have been a bad design addition here. There is room for one to rest on-top of the crossbar. It's good enough though.

Used for my MIDI keyboard and laptop. Works really well. Just a bit more shaky than I’d like, but not bad and I’d buy it again for the same purpose.