Standing Desk Converter-INNOVADESK 36-24 inches- Adjustable Standing desk – Sit Stand Desk Converter - Laptop Desk Riser- The Best Adjustable Standing Desk- Preassembled desk (Black)

This is so much more comfortable than a 2-level stand up desk.Because of the large space, I am able to rest my forearms on the desk, where I couldn't on a 2-level-design desk. I have a laptop propped on an ergonomic riser plus a large 24" monitor on this desk. It is perfect for how I work. I could easily fit a keyboard if needed.I am able to easily move the desk up and down, and I am a small person (5' 2" and a lightweight). The desk feels sturdy and stable.I am very glad I made this purchase. It was selling for a reasonable price compared to similar sized ones I could find on Amazon and it looks like well made product.

This an absolutely amazing product! Smooth to raise and lower, super stable and works well for a 6'6" guy. Comes fully assembled and it took less than 10mins to unpack, rearrange my desk and begin using. Everyone in my office now wants one!! Oh - the price is AMAZING too!!!

This unit is very heavy duty for the price. The box was undamaged on arrival and the desk full assembled. There were nicely made pockets of dense foam tucked around each end to protect the desktop.Things I don't care for: They could have easily just left out the small cutout for the adjustment handle. If the small lever were right at the edge of the desk it would have made no difference in functionality. As it is this cutout wastes a lot of space that I need for the monitor stand. Therefore I have to cram them all the way to the rear of the desk so they have level footing. Also....There's no adjustment of spring tension as on other models. The lifting force comes from a pair of springs integrated into the hinges (think giant clothespin springs). They do provide quite a bit of lifting force but I have two large flatscreen monitors on top. When I release the handle it takes a slight downward force to get the desk to star moving. However, after the first 1/2" or so the desk drops quickly under the weight. I have to provide perhaps 20lbs of lifting force to keep the whole desk from slamming down. It's the same in reverse if the desk is all the way down and I need to raise it. Pull the handle then lift up on the desk by grabbing the sides. For the price as compared to a lot more expensive models I think this is a good deal if you don't intend to adjust it much.I'm 6' 0" and using this with what I believe to be a "standard" height desk. It would be nice if it were perhaps 2" taller but overall the dimensions are adequate. The adjustment is infinite so you can lock it into position at any height in the range. Another coworker just bought a similar model for more money that has 6 discrete adjustment points. I don't know if that's better/worse but just different.

My desk arrived with a crushed/bent corner. I was disappointed because I was so excited about getting the desk. (I can send a picture of the broken edge)

This standing desk works great. I use it to hold two 24 monitors, keyboard and mouse. The hydraulic press that is used to raise and lower the standing desk is leaking and I've only had it 4 months. At month 10 it stop lifting. The stand does not rise when you hold the lever. You have to pull it up to the desired height and release the lever and it will remain in place. When lowering it you have hold it and lower it slow so that it will not slam on the desktop.

I'm very happy with it so far and just installed a second one at home. It's sturdy enough and I feel like it's a great value at this price! Honestly, it's probably more convenient than a electric option because it's so quick to adjust. It does raise your desk height about 4-5 inches at it's lowest setting so be prepared for that but it's very easy to use and I love that it comes fully assembled!

I have 2 large monitors and the spring height adjustment is not sturdy enough to adjust with the heavy weight with one person. So height adjustment requires 2 people.

I work from home 40+ hours/week. I used a cardboard stand up desk for over a year because I'm cheap and I wanted to see if I would actually stand. Yes, but even though the cardboard only took a couple minutes to convert, I didn't use it that often. Now I'll stand for an hour or two, sit for 30 minutes, then back up. It's very easy to adjust. Adjusts to any height (no presets). I'm a 53 y.o. woman with a bum shoulder. I use a very large, somewhat heavy monitor. The desk goes up and down with ease. I would recommend this desk to anyone.