FLEXISPOT Mobile Standing Desk with Wheels Pneumatic Laptop Desk Rolling Computer Cart Movable Height Adjustable Small Sit Stand Desk Computer Workstations Home Use（27.6" W x 15.7" D,White

This desk was extremely easy to assemble — I put it together in no time. It’s very practical, sturdy, and the design looks great in my space. The quality of the materials feels solid, and it’s perfect for working comfortably. I’m very happy with this purchase and definitely recommend it.

I am so impressed with the quality of this product. Firstly, the outer box was damaged during delivery, and then the actual product box had a hole in it. I was worried, but when I opened the box, the product was snugly secured and protected throughout. All the tooThe screws were packaged in individual packets that were clearly labeled A, B, C. The tools were included, even a screwdriver with a magnetic tip!!! And it needed to be as I found out. The directions and graphics were so explicit, there was no doubt what went where and in what order. It recommends 2 people to build it. I see why. The steel bars are heavy and the table top has to be balanced at the END, so its impossible to put in the screws (you need 2 hands) and balance the table - it is heavy. But I was doing it alone, so I "MacGyvered" my cat tree with a large dictionary on top which equaled the height I needed to rest the table top on. After that, it was easy enough. I read reviews that others put it together as quick as 10 minutes. I believe it. However, it took me an hour as my hands aren't that strong any more and I am a small framed woman. And that matters, so other women know they can assemble this, too.After it was assembled, I crossed my fingers that I put the movement latch and spring on correctly. I did! It smoothly rises and lowers and is very stable. I really like that the wheels are hidden, not obtrusive like my office chair. I am using this in my office. I needed more desktop. I have placed this in front of the desk and works wonderfully. I can easily roll the table to the left to have more floor space and then roll and back to use the keyboard, etc. I see myself purchasing another for a different room and different function. I highly recommend this product. It's nice to have so many reasons.And kudos to a company that really cares about delivering a quality product.

Excellent build quality and relatively easy to put together. I attached a three-monitor (18") w/ pole setup in an L shape with the vertical part (2 monitors) closest to the side the table leg is and it worked perfectly. My fear is that the table top would lean to one side under the weight and it remained balanced so very happy with this purchase. I would have given it 5 stars if the instructions were a little clearer but other than that its a great value for the money.

I've had this desk for around 5 months now and I use it every day in both standing and sitting mode. Changing heights can be a little tricky but holding the desk steady and applying pressure in the right place and it changes height easily. The wheels roll freely on my hardwood floors and although it stays in one room it's nice to know it can be easily and quickly moved. Be aware that it's not made to hold a lot of weight and it can wobble slightly if apply some pressure but for the price I don't have a problem with that.I have the all white version which fits in nicely with any decor and as a bonus reflects light. The included cup holder is a nice touch and allows me to keep my water bottle close by while working without taking up desk space. I added a couple of adhesive mounted small drawers under the desk top to store small items and also added a headphone holder under the desk top on the right side making the desk even more versatile. Makes a nice compact work station that gives you the option to stand while working which is better for your overall health. For the price this desk is had to beat!

Was looking for something mobile, that I could set up anywhere in the house! This was exactly what I needed! I also purchased a power strip to it with a light! Both purchased on Amazon! I believe it looks great, the weight is reassuring and it’s extremely sturdy and pretty easy to lug around the house! The option to stand or sit down is the best part of it all for me! I’m the multitasker from hell and sitting down just isn’t always practical! I actually bought another one to give as a gift! Highly recommend!

Assembly was super easy - 6 screws. The raise/lower function appears strong and works well - takes a fair amount of pressure to lower, but that's fine and means the base is stable. The legs are strong.But their are two problems:1) the pivot point for the the top is not very precise, so if you use the it in the direction intended, the top rattles a lot. With very little pressure on the top of the front edge, I can raise the back edge about 1/4" and it's all metal on metal so it is noisy.If you reverse the desk so the back is closest to you, it's very stable for downward pressure on the top. But that means you can't use the tilt function (which is fine, I don't need the tilt most of the time).2) The stopper/rest on top that keeps the laptop from sliding off is stuck to the top with sticky stuff... So you can't remove it easily. And if you do remove it, there is an indent slightly larger than the rest which will still be there.As I am planning to use this with a keyboard and mouse, I have to set the keyboard to one side to make room for the mouse. Because the rest doesn't go all the way across, that puts my left wrist off the rest and my right wrist on the rest - doesn't work at all. So again, I'll be using this 99% of the time with the back as the front.Also, the rest came glued slightly out of alignment to the top. While not a big issue (1/8' difference from one side to the other. It triggers what little OCD I might have.For the money, I'd say it's decent - but that low tolerance holes around the pivot pin are definitely annoying enough that I wish I'd bought something without the tilt feature, but not enough problem for me to pay shipping to return it. Maybe I can figure out something I can wedge in that will be strong enough to stop the rattle.