Mount-It! Stand Up Workstation with Dual Monitor Mount - Standing Desk Converter with Height Adjustable Keyboard & Counterbalance Monitor Arm

I don't leave a lot of reviews but I wanted to highlight this product as being well worth the $160 I paid. I feel 3 stars is accurate for "easy to assemble" because it doesn't snap together in seconds, but that doesn't make it a bad thing. I recommend a second set of hands to help figure out the placement, but I also had to drill holes, so I only had one chance at getting it right. If you aren't mechanically inclined you may need to hire someone. When in the sitting position it rests on my desk so there is very little wiggling. I adjusted the tension control (easily done with an allen wrench) so that it takes two hands to raise it to the standing position. It wiggles a little, but it isn't going anywhere.

Just got this set up at my office desk yesterday. Took longer to put together than I'd anticipated and I did get fairly frustrated a few times (see next paragraph) The instructions weren't the best, for example it shows two different ways of mounting the unit but it wasn't exactly clear...I kept trying to figure out how I was supposed to use parts from step 1b when I used them in step 1a! That may just be me though because a coworker was kind enough to glance at the paper and knew exactly what it was saying.Also, BE AWARE, it was terribly challenging to put this together if you don't have access to the back of your desk. This is where I spent the majority of my time and the source of nearly all my frustration. I have a cubicle and cannot remove the back wall. I had to smash my tiny, childsize hands between my desk and the cube wall while trying to tighten screws with an Allen wrench.Other areas where the instructions are lacking and good things to know if you buy this item:- if you use the clamp mount you'll likely have a LOT of leftover hardware. This had me super worried at first until I realized the parts were for the alternative mounting method which requires drilling holes through the desk.- one of the final steps is using the larger Allen wrench on the main arm of the unit (the piece directly affixed to the desk). You turn left or right (shows as a +/-) which is ultimately what allows the unit to move up and down easily. It's adjustable since not all monitors are equally heavy so you have to just play with it until you find what works best. This wasn't difficult but the instructions didn't make the purpose of this step abundantly obvious.- not having free access to the back of the unit meant I couldn't utilize the cord keeper along the main arm of the unit but this wasn't that big of a deal for me.All in all, after using it for the day it started to grow on me. It was certainly larger than I expected but I'm getting used to it and liking it more and more. It's a great alternative to the traditional sit stand desktop versions since it's MUCH cheaper and accomplishes the same goal. It appears to be good quality and the clamp method holds it to the the desk tightly. Aside from installation confusion, I'm happy so far with this purchase.

I love, love this concept and it fantastic for work and way better than my standing work tables that were heavy and took up lots of space. This is disappointing as when you type it slides down as you type and doesn’t stay in place. I wish it had a locking mechanism but doesn’t stay well and moves around a lot. A little disappointed. I do not like the built in wrist rest as it doesn’t pop out and it is very hard and not comfortable!

bought this for my desk at work so i could sit at stand.I have had this mount/desk for several weeks and it's awesome. I was looking for something that would feel normal working on while sitting and would sit flat on my desk while also having the ability to move it up to standing height where I would not need to look down at the monitors.I'm over 6 feet tall and i can raise it high enough to where I would need to look up if I wanted to. It can go all the way down to my desk to where the keyboard tray is completely flat on my desk for when I want to sit and monitors are only 8 inches are so off the desk. Mount will raise and lower to any height and stay there.Very easy to move up and done and easy to adjust the tension as well.Mount feels very sturdy and well made. When it is in the raised position I can easily use the mouse and rest my wrists on the keyboard with no sag or dropping. I have left it in the up position several times overnight with no movement whatsoever when I came back the next day.

I just assembled and installed this and I'm very disappointed. It is INCREDIBLY shaky and wobbly. If I wanted to use this standing up it would move with every key strike.If you plan on having the keyboard tray go below the desk surface you will have to drill holes in your desk unless you have a sturdy desk that is 18-20" deep. I couldn't find one and I don't mind drilling holes for it if it worked.I wanted to use it while working reclined and it probably would work for that but the keyboard tray only goes nearly flat or angled up. It does not angle down. There is an adjustment to make it more angled up if you like you keyboard like that.Mostly the issue is the extreme shaking. I don't have giant heavy monitors and a extra heavy laptop.