Mobile Adjustable Height Stand Up Workstation - 75cm (Black/Black)

I spent a lot of time searching for the right standing desk, this one fit all my criteria and the dimensions I was looking for. Once it arrived I assembled it, not hard but took a little bit, adjusting the height is a task you want to do before you put anything on this desk or have two people ready on each aide, it’s pretty heavy and I had to lay it on it’s side in order to adjust the height to my liking. Other than that this thing is super sturdy, holds my quad monitor stand with no trouble. I would consider this commercial grade due to the quality and sturdiness of the build. This thing is perfect for my apartment, portable so I can move it out of the way if guests are over, compact, good quality wheels, just a great product, very happy with the purchase and worth the price.

I was pleasantly surprise at how good a product this is. Sturdy, easy to maneuver, and not too hard to put together. It serves my purpose for a small workstation. Overall all pros beat out the cons, but there are a few cons.1) The keyboard tray is unfortunately too small to also have a mouse on it. There is just no room to move the mouse around, so you will have to hang your keyboard off one edge to make more mouse room, then put your keyboard back if you want to tuck the tray in for the night. In today's home workforce, having enough mouse area to work is crucial, and this falls short here.2) This isn't really a con, but something to know. Make sure you find for sure where you want the height before you tighten the height screws, because if you need a change you will have to take everything off and lay the station down and un-do the screws.But overall, I really like this workstation.

THE CASTERS ARE THE BEST. Unbelievable how smooth it rolls, even with a 15" MBP, Mackie 802-VLZ3 mixing board, iPad Pro and even a Samson sub woofer on the bottom shelf... A lot of weight! I was able to fit my Boss RC-505 looper on the pull-out shelf. Fits like a glove! And most impressively, the machining was so on point, I could almost hand screw every screw (which is unheard of). It is super sturdy and VERY well made. The desktop part is sort of a space age type of coating that grips great but is still smooth enough to write on. I seriously could not be any happier about this purchase.

I spend a lot of time at my computer; remote work all day, then using it for gaming and entertainment. I purchased this standing desk because I prefer to be active and mobile, if I am spending that much time at a desk. Have been using this for about 6 weeks.I put two computers on the bottom shelf, and a printer on the middle. I mounted a large surge protector on the back of the panel in the middle, as well as an HDMI+USB switcher. I mounted a 23.6" monitor on the top. I use the keyboard tray with a standard keyboard with number pad, and a larger gaming mouse.Pros:- Good size and mostly sturdy. The desk accommodates the weight of everything and is only mildly top-heavy. All of the needed wiring for my complicated set up fits well and can be organized nicely. The main shelves are plenty large enough for everything I need. (See more about the keyboard tray below).- Rolls well on carpet. I'm in a spacious studio apartment that is 80% carpet. My desk goes from one area to the next as I move throughout the day, and it rolls beautifully if I remember it's a tad top-heavy.Cons:- Not quite tall enough for me. I am 5'8" and I use a topo mat when at my standing desk, adding 1-3 inches of height. The desk is as tall as it will let me make it. If I am using the keyboard tray, my arms and wrists are left at a very uncomfortable angle. I need about 3-4 more inches of height on this desk.- Keyboard tray in general is not good. Assembling was not clear, and it was easy to mix up the left & right pieces that attach to the desk frame. Once assembled, it does not retract fully; when it's pushed in as far as it will go, it sticks out about 3 inches farther than the top shelf of the desk. I can push really hard to get it to go in further, but that feels like breaking it. Additionally, the size of the tray is not good. Using a standard keyboard with number pad, I can't use my standard mousepad - it does not fit. Also, it does not leave a lot of room next to the keyboard for mouse movement. As a gamer, this sucks. Furthermore, the tray does not accommodate much weight at all. I am barely applying weight to the tray at the weird angle my hands are, and it is already leaning down enough to make it roll out on its own all the time. I have tightened the screws that hold it in place, but if I tighten any more I will start stripping them. One more thing: the tray has REALLY sharp and uncomfortable corners; bumping into it accidentally or even brushing against it is painful. I've covered the corners in electrical tape to help with this.To resolve the cons, I plan to take everything off the desk and make the following adjustments:- Remove the keyboard tray entirely and throw it out; it's not useful to me in any way and is harmful.- Lower the desk one notch, leaving the top of the desk at the perfect height for my keyboard & mouse to rest on comfortably.- Purchase a taller monitor mount, because lowering the desk makes my monitor too low to be comfortable. Taller mounts are cheaper than other desks of this nature, so there you go.

My original desk came with a mis-assembled part so I contact customer service who immediately rushed our an entire new desk -- very friendly and accommodating!The desk overall is excellent: a great range of heights possible, very sturdy construction at every turn, and enough space to accommodate my large laptop and a few papers and notes alongside. It's not so large that I can't roll it out of the way easily when I need to.Minor warning when assembling to be certain that you have the pieces aligned front<-->back (they are not clearly labeled) and you can get a good ways into assembly before realizing you need to switch a few parts around!