AVLT Electric Standing Desk Converter for Dual 32" Monitors Motorized

I have been originally looking for a standing desk to accommodate my two 32" monitors, but I was not wanting to lose the desk size and drawers of my existing desk. This unit perfectly accommodates my dual curved 32" monitors. The adjustment screws hold the monitors securely so that they stay put, and are perfectly aligned with each other. The unit is solidly built. That base is heavy steel - and provides ample stability for both monitors even when floating at standing height. The motor is quiet and smooth and easy to operate. Note that the keyboard shelf raises the keyboard about 1 1/4" above the desk surface, which may create some ergonomic issues for some. The keyboard rest is wide enough for the keyboard and mouse. The top shelf is a perfect area for a phone charger, drawing pad, etc. I don't think I would recommend using it for an open laptop, as the screen would block the monitors. All in all, well worth the price. I recommend

Super quiet. Love the memory settings and the timer to remind you to stand/sit. Great assembly instructions (you will need a screwdriver). I assembled it myself, but recommend having a partner to help attach the monitors. That was a bit risky. There were A LOT of parts that I didn’t use which made me nervous but maybe they were from another item and put in the wrong box??? I really have nothing but positive things to say. It’s pricey but you definitely get what you pay for!! I borrowed one that wasn’t electric, and it is HEAVY to lift too monitors manually! Plus the mount clears so much space on your desk. Exceptionally sturdy - I have a hard time imagining that this will ever have any issues.

This is a great product. Handles two 32" monitors. The reason for 4 stars is the difficulty in adjusting the monitors position if you cannot stand behind the stand. My setup has the desk against the wall so I cannot get behind the monitors. Very hard to adjust that way. The motor is really silent and works great. Cables will need to be managed with some additional ties or Velcro ties.

I got this unit for the home office and it has been a worth-while investment. They shipped the unit in a big box, weighing 75 lbs+. It was plenty packed with cardboard and foam to keep everything safe. The instructions were well written and easy to assemble. I ended up putting two 27-inch monitors without issues. It was well mounted with plenty of room for adjustability upward/downward and sideways. The motor is silky-smooth with 3 memory setpoints. Everything glides well and is plenty sturdy once everything has been mounted and cleaned up. My family saw this setup and have inquired into getting it too! And the best part…it’s WAY affordable compared to full sit-stand desks or other ergonomic manufacturers.

After discovering the riser I originally wanted would come with a $400 shipping cost (which was double the cost of the riser itself), I just about gave up on getting one. Then I found this but the hefty price tag and low number of reviews gave me pause. Eventually decided to take a risk, and could not be happier about my decision. The desk is ergonomic and comfortable, and while no one else uses it besides me, the wide range of heights means it wouldn’t be a problem if anyone did have to access my computer. My biggest concern, the loudness of the motor, turned out to be a non-issue. It truly is whisper quiet and it rises smoothly so no worries about spilling drinks or anything rolling off the desk during adjustments. I didn’t have a problem putting it together myself in about 45 minutes. But if you have the option, I would utilize some help as it is an awkward shape and the weight is concentrated on one side, which is further exaggerated if moving the stand after mounting the monitors.

All things considered, this is a great option given all that is out there and the much higher-costs that are out there. The electric lift is awesome, super quiet and very fine grain control, memory setting are super useful. Before buying make sure you think of a way to mount it to whatever table/desk you are thinking of using with it, as it definitely has to be mounted down. Only dig on it I have is the keyboard tray not being adjustable. Really enjoy the large platform, it is big enough to hold my laptop (for an additional monitor), wireless charging pad, cell phone, small tablet, and drink without being too cluttered. There is a little bounce to it but not more than I would expect to have for the given setup/design of it. Overall well worth the investment and looking forward to getting some use out of it, it's already got some of my co-workers in the office talking.

For the price, I thought it would be much "flimsier". I only have 27" monitors but liked the idea I could upgrade if needed. It is sturdy and the electric use is smooth and quiet. I loved that I could preprogram the perfect height.

2023 update. I had very high hopes for this desk. And the main intention was to use it standing up. The BIGGEST issue is that it is very unstable! Now, it is sturdy, and it does hold my 2 x 27" monitors ok. BUT, it really has NO support up front, where the keyboard is. SO, as you type, the ENTIRE desk wobbles! So, your monitors jump/vibrate/wiggle all over the place! IMPOSSIBLE to work without getting a headache AND affecting your vision. This is VERY BAD. Ultimately I had to lower it all the way down as far as it would go to have the keyboard tray fully supported by the desk to prevent most of the vibration issue. This made this contraption a complete failure. Lowering rating from 3 to 1. ---------------------------------------------------- Original review. I set this up at home, where I use it mostly standing. Then I requested this at my work, since I like it enough, and it's about 1/2 the price of another brand in use. But, per policy, they wouldn't order it unless the health dpt did an ergonomics assessment. For standing position, all is well. The problem is with the sitting position. The issue is that even in the lowest position, the keyboard hovers a few inches OVER the desk surface, putting it well above the allowed ergonomic position of use when sitting. 1) if you get a super-tall chair to conform to shoulder/arms/wrist position, everything else is off kilter, with your feet dangling off the floor, and everything else (butt, back, etc, OFF position). 2) Well then, set the DESK lower than it's current position to account for that. Then ALL would be well, ergonomics-wise. Except that by that point, the desk would be TOO low and would not conform to OSHA's work environment requirements! The other brand solves all these issues by design, as the keyboard tray rests a few inches BELOW the desk's surface when at the lowest setting. Wow, just that small difference in design, and they've been lock out of what could be a huge business as just in my work place there are thousands of potential customers.