Mount-It!Standing Desk Converter, Height Adjustable Sit Stand Desk, 31x22 Inch Preassembled Stand Up Desk Converter, Ultra Low Profile Design, 22 Lb Capacity

I have been looking for a sit-stand desk for some time, and have looked at several in stores and online. I finally made the decision to purchase a table-top one so I didn't have move out my current desk with file drawer.I purchased the white model to go with my white IKEA desk. I couldn't be happier. No assembly required... simply put on top of my desk, and was able to use immediately out of the box. Very simple to operate. It is spring loaded and has slim pneumatic cylinder underneath for ease of up-down movement. I'm using with laptop and large monitor, and there is plenty of space and no issues with weight when raising or lowering. No 'wobble' issues either. Very sturdy.NOTE: The desk came with a Caution sticker saying, "Do not lean on the workstation, the max weight capacity is 10kg/22lbs". This max weight is not noted anywhere in the description details. I often lean a bit/lot on the desk in upright position, and haven't had any issues.Seriously LOVE this desk! Well worth the investment.

This is a decent desk. First the plusses. It looks good. The tabletop itself is thin so when you use it in unraised position, it increase the desk height by less than 1.5 inches. It looks great.Now for the minuses: it wobbles when you type in it, or to be precise, when you type on it, the monitor on its stand wobbles a bit and this makes it hard, at least for me, to type and was so annoying I almost sent it back. In addition, raising and lowering the desk is not that easy, and if you are older or weaker, it might be a little challenging.In the end I did not send this back. I was able to do two things to basically eliminate the wobble entirely. If your desk is against a wall, you can push the entire unit so the back of the desk stop is pushed hard against the wall. This effectively stops about 97% of the wobble. Then I cut two pieces of wood, measured to the height of the desk raised, and put one piece on the left side of the raised desk and one on the right side. After this there was virtually no wobble or movement, even with vigorous typing. As I gathered from a number of websites, table wobble is the main issue with convertible and even full model standing desks, and they need either sufficient weight and cross bracing to prevent the wobble. OTherwise typing is a little bit like reading on a boat and unsatisfactory for more than a few minutes. But the fixes outlined above worked for me and I like the look of the desk--its' very clean and modern and it blends in well with the desk itself. If you are at a desk that is NOT against a wall, I wouldn't keep this desk. It would be virtually impossible to stablize with just wooden posts, even if you used four of them--I tried this and there was still too much wobble to make continued typing/reading possible.

This product is amazing. I was a little afraid after reading all of the reviews that said it was really heavy- I have my laptop and a pretty large monitor on it and it isn't heavy for me. I like being able switch from standing to sitting quickly when I have visitors. I would buy this again in a heartbeat.

Surprised with how nice this really is! It came already assembled (huge plus) and all I had to do was take it out of the box and set it on my desk. It’s a tad awkward to raise/lower it with my giant iMac wobbling on it, but it can be done. We shall see how it will hold up over time, but for now, I can’t complain. The price point is amazing for what you get.

Fully assembled and quick for immediate use upon arrival. PERFECT other than when trying to close the desk/lower it, it requires a little muscle until the last few inches it'll snap shut really quickly. Caught me off guard at first so just remember to keep your fingers away from the edge when closing. Very easy to open up and make taller.