Duronic DM05D15 Standing Sitting Computer Workstation with Dual Monitor Stand | 65 x 51 cm Desk | Adjustable Height from 7 to 44 cm | Ultra Slim Ergonomic Space for Keyboard Mouse

This really is decent and solid sit/stand desk. Easily moves between sitting and standing positions.It does take up space so it wouldn't be ideal in a very small office space.It weighs a lot so make sure it's on a solid desk/table and it does state that you need two people to lift the box and install this. (Otherwise you'll do your back in and then end up sitting down anyway because you didn't read the instructions!)

This is a solid piece of desktop hardware although I have it floor-standing at present because I need to get my office sorted out properly. It's well made, well-finished and well-packaged.Pros:Holds two 21" monitors easily.Only requires a hex and screwdriver to assembleSolidly constructed, well-finished, actually easy to assemble single-handedlyCons:Plastic capping to hydraulic pillar pops off if you breath in its general direction.The keyboard and mug stand seems colossal but I wasn't the reason I bought the unit.The assembly instructions could be better in terms of offering detail close-ups of key elements.One final note is that if, like me, the keyboard platform is too 'in your face', you will have the issue of the rise and fall release lever not having a permanent fixing. For me, for now, I will just adapt the folding plate of the platform to suit my works laptop and make it big enough to fix the lever to that.All in all, I am very happy with the product. Time only will tell if I stay that way.

What an amazing thing this is! So well made, so quick to raise and lower, and best of all it will save your aching back. I switch between standing and sitting all day, and this makes it a joy. The keyboard / mouse pallet is a little small but just big enough, and the whole thing is quite thick so sits a few cm proud of the desktop but totally worth the price.

Perfect sit-n-stand add-on to a conventional home office desk.Works perfectly for me.Good quality and great price.Just be careful you have enough desk area...I have so it's fine for me.Highly recommended.

Really solid desk, raises like a dream first time round but I am completely unable to lower the desk which renders it largely pointless.

Unfortunately even after measuring well it did not fit my desk and it is very heavy. My husband also tried and it was not high enough for him. It is well build and seams that would last well. My disappointment was with costumer service even though I bought on Prime I had to pay 20 quid to return it and have not been refunded for that. I was tempted to buy another smaller stand they have but after that I decided to look somewhere else.

Bought the DM05D15 as a standing desk converter - it seemed to be a better fit than other models due to my height (6’3”).From the product description it looked like this unit provided a dual ergonomic setup whereby the monitor attachment and work surface can be moved independently.The way the product actually works is that both work surface and monitor arm are attached to one solid piece with Allen screws. This piece then raises or lowers up and down the central column attached to the base at the pull of a lever.While the work surface and monitor arms can be moved to pretty much any part of the solid piece, they both then have to be screwed in place. So you can’t easily adjust them on the fly. This means you have to compromise on placement, or accept that while either sitting or standing your monitors will be out of place.I have set the unit to fit my measurements standing, and have just accepted that while sitting my monitors are too high.The work surface is fine for typing and mouse movement, but I definitely wouldn’t lean on it. Could be done with more width on the work surface though it is usable. The height is fine for me while standing, I think you’d be ok up to 6’5” - any taller and you may need to place sheets of mdf or something underneath to bring things up to height.Overall slightly disappointed, but it’s only £120 and beats being stuck in a seated position. Why manufacturers of this type of product can’t make a model similar to this but with quick and easy separate adjustable heights for both screen and keyboard is beyond me - I assume there are technical challenges associated with this for the price point.

Having to spend many hours now sat in front of a computer working from home, I was starting to get back ache from constantly sitting on my backside all day. After looking through a few of these Duronics sit/stand desk converters I opted for this model. The stand is bigger than I was expecting which has turned out to be a bonus, as you can see I have attached the screen using a hydraulic gas arm and now have ample space for laptop, screen, wireless mouse and keyboard along with the handy slot to store my iPad and mobile phone in for easy access, there is also holes underneath this to place the needed charging cables which is great. Moving the stand up and down is so simple with the lever on the right hand side, it is better as a two handed operation but can be done single handed if you prefer. My wife is very jealous of my new 'set up' so I'll have to make sure she doesn't try and take over the office. Being able to work standing up is a new experience for me but is great in my opinion - go ahead and try one, I don't think you'll be disappointed.