Stand Up Desk Store 28 Inch Power Rise - Electric Adjustable Standing Desk Converter with Dual Monitor Mount - Turns Any Desk Into a Standing Desk (Black or Teak) (28", Black)

I love this monitor stand! It’s worth every penny even aside from what I am going to write. I would buy it again for sure.The cons on this are that it is a little wobbly when typing the monitors to shake a slight bit with the vibration. Not that big of a deal, but it is going to happen.Another con is that the wiring cannot fit inside the post somehow. That would make it look a lot nicer.Last con is that when putting it up for standing or lowering it for sitting, it takes a minute to adjust it unlike the manual adjustable desks out there.The best part of this product is that I am tall 6’6” and I can adjust this to just about any height I need I raise it up slightly depending on how I want to sit at my desk. Sometimes I want to look up at the monitor slightly to help my neck. Sometimes I want to sit farther away and put my feet up on a stool under the desk and then I can lower it a slight bit so I am looking straight at the monitor. It also adjusts high enough for me if I want to stand.

I wanted to keep this desk, I really did. After quite a bit of research, I bought this product based on the price and the specialty nature of the Sit To Stand company. Unboxing it was easy, and it was well packed. I needed assistance with just one step- affixing the "column" to the base. Once I attached the tray, I was disappointed to see that the total depth of the tray + column + plate = ~25.5 inches. My desk is 24" deep. How could this happen? Upon reviewing the photos, the viewer cannot really tell that the plate sticks out behind the column, so I couldn't intuit that the total depth was more than 24" The construction of the desk met my expectations, with minimal wobble of the tray when raised. That being said, the monitor arms could be done a bit better. For example, there are no cable guides for the power and video cables from the monitors. Easy enough I suppose- just get some cable ties. Otherwise noteworthy is the power adaptor. The segment between the power adapter and the column is not long enough to sit on the floor if your desk is standard height. Thus, the adapter (about 6" x 2" wide) will dangle beneath your desk or take up space on your desktop. Perhaps that segment could be longer so the adapter can sit on the floor?Overall, this appears to be a quality product that just did not fit my circumstances. Perhaps the photos can be updated to make more clear the total depth.

Upon opening the box, I noticed a bracket on the desk portion was bent. I tried to see if I could get it to work but it was just bent too far to get the bolt through. The replacement came super quick but again only in the manufacturers packaging, not in a shipping box. The replacement had a good bracket but the corner of the desk was cracked. It was mostly noticeable from underneath and we had already shipped the first one back so we just ignored that. We did adapt it to be wall mountable instead of on a desk (L bracket and some lumber) which worked well. The monitors do have a little wobble when it’s higher up but some of that may be from the mounting. Be very careful not to let anything on your desk slide under it near the post however as it can pinch the wires to the switch and stop working. In the end my wife is happy with it despite the shipping damage and my having to rewire the switch.

Very heavy!! The hardest part of putting it together was the weight, but at least it won't fall over. We like having a full movable table rather than a separate keyboard tray. It holds the keyboard, speakers, and a 15.6" laptop no problem. Had to take a half-star off because the monitor attachments are a little wobbly. Not enough to cause issues, they just bounce around when you're raising/lowering the stand.

We bought 5 of these for our office and we are quite happy with them. The only complaint was from our tallest employee who said the screens jiggled too much. She raises the desk fairly high and admits to keyboarding with a heavy hand. We also have two 27” monitors mounted to the tower. There may be less bounce with smaller monitors.

It is definitely a very good quality raising desk, it is a little heavy for me to try to maneuver. I understand that in the video it looks like the lady was able to put it together by herself but I would definitely recommend help. I did put it together myself as well but would’ve been a lot better if I had somebody.