SIDUCALMobile Stand Up Desk, Adjustable Laptop Desk with Wheels, Home Office Workstation with USB Ports and Outlets, Rolling Laptop Cart for Standing or Sitting, Vintage Oak

My back has been killing me from poor posture working from home, and my chiropractor recommended I try a standing desk. Initially I was going to bite the bullet and buy a high end brand, but what I love about working from home is moving around throughout the day, and I didn't wanna be stuck in my office all day. I decided I wanted something smaller that I could use in my living room, and still have my regular desk for video meetings.I've used this for the past week now and overall I really like it, and it is actually helping with my back pain. I bought the more expensive model with headphones hooks and a power cord, and ironically I opted to not install either of these. I took one look at those hooks in person and imagined myself hitting my leg off them constantly. As for the power cord, it works if you have just your laptop on the top shelf, but if you have anything else it will cover the outlets. I was pleasantly surprised to learn my laptop and iPad both fit on the top shelf side by side, so I can actually use my iPad as a second monitor which is great. I ended up buying a power strip from Walmart with a 10ft cord and using 3m extreme tape to attach it underneath the top shelf. It has worked great, no regrets not installing the original outlet.The only reason I deducted a star from this is the general stability. Don't get me wrong, it's not gonna collapse, but it does wobble. If I'm typing the whole thing shakes a little bit, which doesn't bother me, but if you're planning on using this on video meetings keep that in mind. The other odd stability issue is the keyboard tray. There are clamps that are supposed to allow you to tilt the tray, but no matter how tight I make these the tray always moves back to flat. Doesn't really matter cause I like the tray flat, but if I space out and rest my hands or elbow on the front of the tray it tips upward. I'm also not quite sure how this would work if you're over 6ft tall. I'm 5'8" and I have both shelves to their max height, and I even have my laptop on a little elevation stand for air flow, and even at that I feel like it's just the right height for me.Overall I'm really happy with this purchase and I do recommend this to anyone interested in trying out a standing desk without making a huge investment.

We are loving our new SIDUCAL Mobile Stand Up Desk, it was easy to install, same as the pictures and functional for our needs, we are glad we got the upgraded one.I initially bought one for my home office but my husband after putting it together, took it for him and I ordered one more for me!

1. The customer service was great--Lucy helped resolve my problem to a full extent. This made it all worth my time--so if you're nervous about your purchase, this should calm your worries.2. That being said, the desk itself wasn't great quality. I built it carefully exactly to spec (took ~30 minutes & no extra tools required), but it simply cannot hold that much weight. I put a monitor and two textbooks on it, and it collapsed on me... scary & frustrating moment.3. Ergonomically, it's smart having two levels--one for the keyboard and one for the monitor, so that you don't have to crank your neck downward to see your laptop. However, this desk top level cannot hold a large monitor without falling (or making me nervous it will fall). So, if you HAVE AN EXTERNAL KEYBOARD, then you can use that on the lower shelf and put your laptop alone on the upper shelf and should be okay... just wish the desk was a bit sturdier or simply had one extra support bar on the back side to hold it all up more safely.4. I'll also add that I'm 5'11" and the highest level was just a bit too short for me. It didn't quite reach to eye level when standing. If you have an empty shoebox or two, you can add that on the top layer below your laptop to make it higher. That should do it, but not without the extra effort.Overall, it's a good idea and viable option, just with some caveats. Again, giving it a try isn't so bad when you know they'll have great customer service if something goes wrong.

Update: It took a couple weeks for this company to reply to my email regarding the missing part, but they did reply and were very nice about taking care of the missing part.Very Important!!Check the parts included to insure they are ALL included. Do this BEFORE you start to assemble the desk. And Hand Tighten all screws Before you use the provided tool. It’s a very easy assembly. All parts fit according to the instructions. You also get a few extra screws.All in all, the desk is worth the money.You get what you pay for. This desk was easy to assemble. If someone writes in their review that the instructions weren’t good, don’t believe that. The instructions are simple. Just match up the parts with the pictures. First, check that all the parts are in the box. I received extra screws/bolts which is good. However, one important nut was missing from one of the legs. It’s the nut a knob screws in to, to control the lowering and raising of one table. Without this one nut, it would not be safe to put any weight on the table.I sent an email to the address the seller provides on the instructions, but no reply. I may just return the table because of the bad customer service.The quality is ok. The tables are not solid wood. The metal used for the frame is not too solid. For $95, what I paid for the Rustic, it’s not bad. You would pay more for a better quality desk, so if you want better quality, expect to pay more.Make SURE you have all the parts needed to assemble this desk. Including parts attached to each leg.

It was fast and simple to build. The stand feels stable and looks great. I did not have any trouble building and it came with extra screws. The instructions are literally two pages, but due to its simplicity isn't a problem.