VIVO 32 inch Desk Converter, K Series, Height Adjustable Sit to Stand Riser, Dual Monitor and Laptop Workstation with Wide Keyboard Tray, Black, DESK-V000K

Excellent, this is exactly what I was looking for.One thing to keep in mind is that you do lose a bit of the space under the portion that lifts, just make sure you get the right size for your needs :)Feels solid, super easy assembly, raises more than enough for me at 5'4" and is super easy to adjust.Working on cable management with this new setup, but I think it looks lovely. It's silent.This is the 42"

Super happy with what I feel is the best option for my home office setup.Basics out of the way first:Assembly is essentially nothing, just attach the keyboard/mouse platform and stick the cushiony buffers to the bottom of that keyboard/mouse platform.The only thing that is ridiculous, and it is ridiculous: Note the product images showing how you can set this up. Said keyboard/mouse platform is shown to hang over the edge of your desk. So what is the everloving purpose of putting those cushiony pads on the bottom of a thing that is going to hang over empty space?My home-office desk is *just* deep enough that with the "back" of the riser on the edge opposite where I sit/stand, one of those cushiony buffer pads hits the top of the desk when I have the riser fully collapsed, and it feels super sturdy (and I have the wire from my keyboard to my docking station running straight down the middle, and it doesn't get pinched or snagged at all).Still, there are two more of those beautiful, soft, cushiony, under-the-keyboard-platform padded little guys just hanging out over the void, just dangling their beautiful little bits over my knees and questioning their purpose in life.Otherwise, I'm super happy with the space provided and the sturdiness. I'm sorry to see the reviews that show significant wobbling with little amounts of pressure, because that has not been my experience at all. My unit is super sturdy, so I feel like those disappointed in this area might have gotten something defective.In terms of the space itself: note my pic showing my monitors. These are unreasonably massive monitors provided by my employer. The kind of massively massive monitors that make you feel like you're getting sucked into Tron with an obligation to fight for the user. But there's more than enough space for them to fit comfortably, even with their individual stands.Said keyboard/mouse platform is where I am only very slightly disappointed. Note the pic of those two pieces of hardware: that's a standard, American-blooded, Chinese-made, Wal-Mart-bought mousepad, and fitting it in comfortably requires angling the keyboard a bit. It actually works perfectly for me, because I like that keyboard angle. But you should note the dimensions. I got the 32" model based on the constraints of the desk I'm using.One of the things I love the most about this device is that it's considerably smoother to raise and lower than the sit/stand device I had in my company's office before we all started working from home. That one that my employer provided was, yes, made by THAT sit/stand company we're all thinking about.Ok, I'll just say it: it was a VariDesk, and their closest comparative model costs almost four times as much as this sweet little baby.In terms of vertical dimensions, I'm 5'10", and when I pull my VIVO guy up to my ideal standing height, there's a lot more room to go from there.So overall, I couldn't be happier. I would recommend this unit to everyone from my best friends to my worst enemies (because everyone deserves a comfortable workspace).The packaging is unclear regarding where VIVO's stuff is actually made, but they provide actual US-based customer support contact info. So if you have an issue, it seems to me that this is a MUCH better option than the motorized sit/stand desks where tons of people have left frustrated reviews because something broke and it took them months and months to get a customer-support response from someone in China.I guess that sums it up. Just basically, buy this kind boy and live your best work life.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the 26", smallest, platform. I have been looking forever, constantly measuring bc I have a laptop and I hook up to one 26" monitor. I wanted something unobtrusive and attractive. I couldn't find anything with a keyboard base that was big enough to fit my laptop, but I'm making this one work for a few reasons. After reading countless reviews on many many platforms, this one takes it for many reasons.Pros:-super easy to glide up and down. It is very easy (I can do it one handed)-very sturdy and definitely good quality. It is definably built to stand up without tipping. Zero wobbles, I tried to make it reasonabley shake and it didn't.-lools great! It looks really nice with the grey scheme the office has. It is not an eye sore like some are. Not big and bulky, nice design.-very functional.It is a con for me but probably wouldn't be for someone with a 'normal' keyboard:Con - small keyboard area. I wish it were only 3" wider!! I am going to cut to fit and piece of wood that will slide under the bottom and extend 4" so I can have my laptop and my wrist rest properly down. When I have the platform raised, I will not be able to do that, but I can work on ergonomicly correcting my wrists/hands when I type standing.Over all, first week, I'm very happy with my purchase. It was a black Friday $100 deal. Not expensive. I will update my review later if anything changes down the road. I don't think it will though! I recommend.