FLEXISPOT 31 inch Standing Desk Converter Height Adjustable Stand Up Desk Riser, Black Home Office Desk Laptop Workstation with Removable Keyboard Tray

I bought this because I spend hours and hours sitting at my desk working and I wanted to be able to stand and move around while still being able to work. This has been a gamechanger for how I work. I can't recommend it enough. First, there is no absolutely no set-up required. I took it out of the box and set it on my desk and was ready to go. The keyboard tray is removable - very handy. And the entire piece is really sturdy. I have a 23" widescreen computer on mine and I still have room for other things around the computer screen. I have the keyboard, my mouse and my mouse pad and my phone sitting on the keyboard tray. I got this on sale during Prime days so I feel like an excellent deal. However this is worth it at the full price too. I highly recommend this product.

I work at home on the computer and when I sat too long my feet would start to swell. I got this and set it up in minutes. It has plenty of room as I have a 17" laptop on it as well as a 27" monitor on the top level and on the lower level the keyboard and mouse. I can raise it and lower it with 1 hand and it is very sturdy. Lower level removes with ease if I want to use the laptop keypad and mouse. Perfect for any use.

This is really a great product. I have used desk converters that cost three or four times as much and the main difference seems to be that this requires a small amount of elbow grease to raise and lower. It is sturdy, well designed and assembly took about 30 seconds-- you slide the keyboard tray into place and tighten the screws that hold it in place. Boom! Done.The top shelf holds a 24" inch monitor, desk lamp and water bottle with room to spare.Having the keyboard shelf is great when it is in "sit" mode too, as my hands are now in a more natural and ergonomic position.Highly recommend!

This product works really well. I can raise or lower it with a glass of water on it without spilling. I can fit two monitors on it. It looks good and feels very sturdy. The only complaint I have is that I use a large ergonomic keyboard, so I have to slide it out of the way sometimes to have more room to slide my mouse around. If you use a regular keyboard this shouldn't really be a problem. Other than that one small issue, I recommend it highly.

My co-workers have been talking about their standing desks for over a year. I wasn't sold on the idea, but after buying 2 office chairs this year and experiencing discomfort while working from home, I decided it couldn't hurt to try. The difference it makes to stand for just 5-10 minutes every other hour kind of blows my mind. This riser is awesome. I have a 2 monitor setup that fits perfectly on the top and I'm now able to rearrange my whole desktop so much easier. The riser lifts, shifts and adjusts like a dream. I have a very big desk and this does take up a good chunk of space, so make sure you pay attention to the dimensions before you order to make sure it fits. The assembly was so easy - all I did was slide and screw the keyboard tray into place. I honestly can't recommend this enough.

This does exactly what it's supposed to and I love it! It's easy to lower and lift and it's sturdy enough that the monitor doesn't bounce all over while I'm typing. When I'm working from home I'm on it all day and my back loves transitioning from sitting to standing often.

Sturdy. It comes almost all assembled and keyboard part easy to hang. Been 2 days that i started using it. Ill come back if something happens.

I am WAH again soon and several people at work have standing desk converters. I have wanted a standing DESK and thought them too expensive but never considered a converter. Until I took down brand names and went looking. I bought this one for being $40 off (a coupon ad) compared to a different shaped desk of the same brand, and other more expensive but similarly sized ones. Your photos (contrast to suspicious low price) convinced me!Once here the item seemed packaged nicely but still had a dent on one of the corners showing the brown underneath as soon as I unpackaged it, which was the very first thing I saw, so that was disappointing. Putting it together is easy; it is already put together, and the directions just tell you how to put the keyboard holder on. And other stuff. Put on desk, attach keyboard, lift handle on left to change height. Simple!Sadly, not sure if packaging struck again but mine has a wobble. Slightly more than a quarter's height is uneven on the front left side. I know because I put a quarter under it and it almost fixed it. I was sad about this, but if the table is lifted up even a little bit this balances out. Also placing something of decent weight on the stand fixes it. So, two strikes.However, it holds my 20-whateverinch monitor with room for another, my speakers, and I can have the keyboard on the top while I use my drawing tablet on the bottom shelf. My regular keyboard and mouse fit the tray, but I move the keyboard to the right to better use my space. It may not be enough room for gaming that requires precision unless you only use your wrist. I will see.And uh yeah, it lifts! Very high. My monitor already has a lifting ability and combined with this, even without that, it sits great and is easy to use when standing. If you had a heavy, loaded stand it might become hard to lift and lower, as it isn't instant air or lowering, but based on reviews of other products this is apparently a good thing and will prevent caught fingers.Honestly glad I bought this cheap but really-did-just-fine one first before trying on a more expensive one. If I don't update this later to take back everything I said above assume I still have it and am using it to this day, less leg pain and all.