Mount-It!Mobile Standing Desk with Retractable Keyboard Platform | Height Adjustable Stand Up Computer Workstation | Locking Wheels, 99 Lbs Capacity

At this price point it is a home run! Easy to assemble and i can roll all around the house and work in any room. I have one monitor on a stand plus my laptop. It is very sturdy; I have had it for 2 weeks now, rolling around the house. The front wheels lock if you need them to. The shelving is perfect.Raising and lowering took a little practice but I now it’s easy. You raise it and you will hear “clicks” for each level. The stand behind it, put one foot on the base and two palms under the desk, and lift.To lower, raise up until the last click where it won’t go anymore, then raising it once more allows it to slide all the way down to the beginning.Now that I have that part figured out it is easy to change my settings throughout the day. This is a nice looking practical economy adjusting desk.

What I like about this desk is the fact that it's the same manufacturer that made my 2 monitor (mobile) stand. Once I find a brand that I like I tend to stick with what I know. This desk is very sturdy but seems to be specifically designed for taller people.(not that it bothers me at all) I'm almost 6'2 so it is an ideal desk for me. But keep in mind if you do decide to purchase this desk. There are a few factors to consider, #1 the slide out tray does not lock into place and I'm still trying to figure out a hack to keep the tray in place. #2 The base of the desk where the legs and the casters are located Is very narrow. The reason why this is some what of an annoyance is because I'm unable to slide my chair all the way underneath the desk, to Get that ergonomic comfortability. Since the base of my chair is already wide. But other than that being the fact that the desk stands tall I actually Don't have to adjust it at all. I purchased it as more as a sitting Desk rather than standing. So if you can see getting past those few quirks then this can be an ideal desk even though it's an adjustable desk that has turning dials. Even though with these slight inconveniences I've decided to keep this desk regardless of it's minor shortcomings this desk almost gets 5 stars.

I have been standing using my dining room table with a "standing desk" you place on top of a surface for over a year. The height was perfect for me. I finally created an office out of the corner of a different room, and my dining room table was too big to bring with me, so I used a changing table + a shelf and it worked alright... my hands started cramping regularly, BUT I had an awesome downward facing camera for zoom, so it was very flattering.Cut to Facebook marketplace where this guy was selling THIS desk for $50! I jumped on it! I offered to come right then, but he was busy. Asked me to meet him the next day. The next day as I was heading out, he texted to let me know he changed his mind, and was going to keep it. Now that I bought one at full price, I understand. This desk is AWESOME.The height adjustments with clicks is fantastic. It took me 3-4 tries to find the right height for me and each time I was worried there wasn't more height to expand, but there was!! I fit my keyboard, mouse, coffee, phone, and accouterments on the top two tiers, my printer, extra paper, and trash can on the bottom two tiers.My only issue so far is that I think I need to pop it up by one more setting, but also, I'm starting to get a little seasick from the swaying. I have the casters locked and on hardwood, but everytime I type, the whole desk shimmies. I'll come back and note if this changes over time. It may just be "new desk adjustment."If anyone has advice to stop the shimmy (do i need an area rug under the desk/ shims?) it would be welcome. Otherwise, I totally recommend buying this standing desk.Note: I have no idea how it is to work as a sitting desk.

- Ease of assembly: 9/10. When putting together the first two base pieces, it's much easier if you have someone holding it in place as you screw it in so that all the holes are lined up. It took me awhile to get the second screw in because it wasn't perfectly aligned, and I was mindlessly twisting it into a void. Otherwise, directions were clear cut and easy to follow.- Ergonomics: 10/10 for standing; 0/10 for sitting. I have this at the perfect standing height for myself at 5'4"; however, lowering the desk to switch to a seated position is impossible. In order to lower the desk, the instructions direct you to clear your desk of any object (in case they fall) before lifting it all the way up to max height, then lowering it to the desired height. For me, only the right side will continue to descend while the left side is stuck somewhere along the middle. This means keeping it at standing height, and will necessitate a stool that can adjust to the standing height of your desk.- Overall: 9/10. Good price. I wish I could adjust this easier for sitting. It otherwise offers lots of desktop space (which is why I love that it has two separate desktop tiers + an additional bottom tier for a printer).I noticed some negative reviews, many of which were older. I was afraid of a bad experience (looks like a fair amount of complaints about poor QA as holes weren't aligned on some support beams), but was delighted to have a product with no manufacturing flaws. Perhaps the seller made improvements based on the feedback, because I also found that (unlike a couple of reviewers) assembly was very easy and straightforward.

Desk is a good value, sturdy and as expected. Not all the pieces were a perfect fit so the assembly took some time, but eventually all worked together (you might need your own tools as well as the ones it comes with). But best of all was the customer service. A couple of pieces were broken due to shipping, I contacted customer service and they promptly sent replacements right away, free and without hassle. Very pleasant to deal with. Will buy from again.

I needed a standing desk after working from home for months due to covid.It's still quite shaky when i move things around on it but it works well for a home desk.I also struggled to change it to sitting position by myself due to my heavy screens so i just bought a drafting chair and leave it at the standing height full time.

Perfect product for the purpose of holding a computer and oral scanner

the plastic wheels are a bit fragile for our purpose

The desk arrived in record time, which is wonderful. The materials the desk is constructed from (mdf board for the desktop, and various metal and plastic parts) are descent, although the bolts are cheaply made (the allan key keeps slipping out of place when you try to turn the bolt). Two problems: one of the plastic caps that cover a spot on the desk leg snapped when I tried to attach to the desk. Also, and more problematic, one of the wheels will not attach to the desk as the nut it screws into just keeps spinning. Other than that, it is a great desk.

Overall the desk does what I want it to do. The height is good. The price is right. However, the screws are very soft metal, the allen key holes are not very deep, and the holes are not threaded right... I stripped one of the screws trying to get it in because of the poor threading in the hole and inability for the screw to get good solid grip on allen key... Even using a drill bit with plenty of downward force and torque the screw would still not go in and is now fully stripped, so it's stuck only half way in... It's one of 4 screws for that part, so the desk is still sturdy.