Small Standing Desk Adjustable Height, Mobile Stand Up Desk with Wheels, 32 Inch Portable Rolling Desk Small Computer Desk (Wood Grain Black)

Purchased the standing desk to go with an at-home treadmill. The desk is perfect and easily adjusts to the height that I need. The desk was easy to put together and holds my laptop, notebook, mouse, tumbler, and work phone with plenty of room left over. The materials are of good quality and the wheels are lockable which make it easier to move and store. I would recommend this desk.

I bought this desk so that I could have a workstation to do some writing. I. A teacher and I was looking for a small/mid size desk I could adjust from a sitting to standing position. Love the rustic color, wheels make it able to move easily where I want it.I do lot of writing especially for Grad school and this desk provided ease , performance and adjust ability. Well made and sturdy. Did not take long to put together. Great Price for the purchase.

I got a desk treadmill without a desk and found I needed something easy to move out of the way but that would keep me centered. This looked like a decent find...it was a Great Find! I needed something a little taller than average and thought the tallest height would just work. Boy was I overestimating the height! I ended up moving it to the second from tallest setting, and think I can probably lower it one more and it'll be perfect (although it works just fine at the height I have it.Super easy to assemble after you look at the pictures, the instructions aren't fantastic, but it's also super simple except one part which after putting my reading glasses on and seeing the little knob facing the back made it clear which way to put that on. Took less than 20 minutes to put together by myself, and would have taken less had I been able to confidently tell which way that little knob was supposed to face.I have it on a very large throw rug and move it with ease out of the line of site of the TV when not in use, and back in place over the front of the treadmill when I want to use it. Very sturdy. If I wasn't clumsy I think I could read a book or do some work on it while walking with no issue.I also love how easy it is to move, and adjust height, for another reason. I have a small kitchen, limited counter space. So if I am cooking something where I need more room I can roll this in to the kitchen and place a cutting board on it (lock the wheels in place) and have some extra space. Multi-functional for me!Oh and one more thing for the sturdiness, one of my cats had to investigate it and jumped up on it and after she got bored of lying on it jumped back off...no wobble at all from the table (again on the throw rug). Very impressive in my opinion, especially with the jump off, she likes to launch.Very happy I made the decision to go with this, I'm really picky and this has really impressed me.

I started looking for a standing desk to use in case I got a remote sales closing job since you feel more confident when standing. I also thought it would help me record videos of myself at a better height. I wanted it to be adjustable so that I could sit and stand without having to buy two separate desks. I'm short, so I was also nervous that a regular standing desk might be too high. Interestingly, when I looked through reviews on other desks, some people said they were too short. I decided to try this desk out since no one complained about the height, it was the perfect size for the space I wanted to put it in my room, has wheels, is black, easy to put together, and has a nice design on the bottom. A lot of reviews said that adjustable desks can be wobbly. My main worry was that my cat would get on top of the table and it would not be able to handle his weight plus my laptop. So far so good. It was easy to put together once I was able to figure out which screws were which. The design is a little weird to me, since you put in screws to hold the sides up to a higher height and then adjust it by losening and tightening knobs on the front. It takes a little while to adjust the height because of that, but I would rather do that and have it secure than use a lever that pinches your finger as I saw on another desk's review. The only thing about that setup is that with the screws holding the sides up to a certain hieght, it was too higher for me to comfortably sit. I took the screws back out sot hat the sides are down as far as possible. I can now sit at an okay height, although it still feels like it should be a bit lower, but if I had an adjustable computer chair instead of an exercise ball it would probably work perfectly. The only annoyance about having it set up this way is that when I do decide to raise it to standing height I will have to put the screws back in and then take them back out again to lower it again. This also wouldn't be that annoying except that the wrench doesn't hold onto the screw that well, so it takes longer than it should to tighten and loosen it. But overall, it's a great desk. I like the look and feel of it. It's the perfect size for my laptop and a drink, or my laptop and my cat.