Electric Standing Desk Converter for Dual 32" Monitors, Motorized Sit to Stand Riser with 28"x16" Tabletop, Large Keyboard Tray, Height Adjustable, Sturdy Base, Small Footprint

I have been originally looking for a standing desk to accommodate my two 32" monitors, but I was not wanting to lose the desk size and drawers of my existing desk. This unit perfectly accommodates my dual curved 32" monitors. The adjustment screws hold the monitors securely so that they stay put, and are perfectly aligned with each other. The unit is solidly built. That base is heavy steel - and provides ample stability for both monitors even when floating at standing height. The motor is quiet and smooth and easy to operate. Note that the keyboard shelf raises the keyboard about 1 1/4" above the desk surface, which may create some ergonomic issues for some. The keyboard rest is wide enough for the keyboard and mouse. The top shelf is a perfect area for a phone charger, drawing pad, etc. I don't think I would recommend using it for an open laptop, as the screen would block the monitors. All in all, well worth the price. I recommend

I got this unit for the home office and it has been a worth-while investment. They shipped the unit in a big box, weighing 75 lbs+. It was plenty packed with cardboard and foam to keep everything safe. The instructions were well written and easy to assemble. I ended up putting two 27-inch monitors without issues. It was well mounted with plenty of room for adjustability upward/downward and sideways. The motor is silky-smooth with 3 memory setpoints. Everything glides well and is plenty sturdy once everything has been mounted and cleaned up. My family saw this setup and have inquired into getting it too! And the best part…it’s WAY affordable compared to full sit-stand desks or other ergonomic manufacturers.

After much research about ergonomic desk equipment, I found this product. I was able to attach 3 27 inch monitors, However after complete set up I realized that the hinges which hold the monitors forward kept falling back to 180 degree angles. After trial and error, including messaging the company was recommended a “hinge reset“ which did not solve the problem, I used my background of tinkering to solve the problem. I have attached a picture of the solution. The solution works excellently and since I never have had a problem. In addition it looks quite classy. Kind of like an old fashion ship complete with the rigging. now when my wife comes upon me using my computer I say, “ahoy matey”. I hope i save y’all the effort of a return for this major but easily remedial flaw, to an otherwise excellent product. BTW the motor sound is so quiet, like the hum of a mothers beating heart when your in the womb. *the key is to attack a rope to the middle monitor hinge, and then to each of the other two monitor hinges. You must use a tight knot, see a boy/girl scout for help. #slipknot #meritbadge

Super quiet. Love the memory settings and the timer to remind you to stand/sit. Great assembly instructions (you will need a screwdriver). I assembled it myself, but recommend having a partner to help attach the monitors. That was a bit risky. There were A LOT of parts that I didn’t use which made me nervous but maybe they were from another item and put in the wrong box??? I really have nothing but positive things to say. It’s pricey but you definitely get what you pay for!! I borrowed one that wasn’t electric, and it is HEAVY to lift too monitors manually! Plus the mount clears so much space on your desk. Exceptionally sturdy - I have a hard time imagining that this will ever have any issues.

After discovering the riser I originally wanted would come with a $400 shipping cost (which was double the cost of the riser itself), I just about gave up on getting one. Then I found this but the hefty price tag and low number of reviews gave me pause. Eventually decided to take a risk, and could not be happier about my decision. The desk is ergonomic and comfortable, and while no one else uses it besides me, the wide range of heights means it wouldn’t be a problem if anyone did have to access my computer. My biggest concern, the loudness of the motor, turned out to be a non-issue. It truly is whisper quiet and it rises smoothly so no worries about spilling drinks or anything rolling off the desk during adjustments. I didn’t have a problem putting it together myself in about 45 minutes. But if you have the option, I would utilize some help as it is an awkward shape and the weight is concentrated on one side, which is further exaggerated if moving the stand after mounting the monitors.

Pros: 1. Quiet motor 2. Quality materials 3. Independently sturdy 4. A lot of workspace on the unit with basic keyboard only Now the unfortunate cons: 1. Misleading advertising for use in the corner of a desk (watch to the end of the manufacturers video). 2. Better use of desk space when used on a wall desk AND a desk depth of minimum 2 feet. 3. The bar in which the outside monitors connect to barely bend inward towards you (U shape setup). They left no room to do this. This unit is for those wanting a 4 foot long crossarm. Very inconvient as it eats up a TON of space with corner desks/L-shaped desks. ***The monitors will move and can give U shape BUT the middle monitor ends up in the forefront of entire setup as it cannot be pushed back AND huge gap between the monitors. 4. No clips connected to monitor arms to run cables thru for organization. Only on the large vertical bar. 5. Not enough keyboard space if using ergonomic keyboard in standup mode because no space for a small mousepad/mouse. 6. HEAVY!! 7. For the price paid, I expected better ability to move monitors/arms to the position better suited 8. To accommodate my needs for better function I could cutoff 4 inches of this ridiculously long crossbar on each side so I could push the monitor back further into the corner, but should half to. Right now its so wide it hits both sides of the wall. 9. To avoid hitting wall (see above) I had to pull the base stand so far forward I installed a vertical bar from floor to desk and had to add a triangle/corner shelve to existing desk to ensure stability. 10. Lots of wasted of space with corner setup. My thoughts on this product - Its perfect for someone needing a 3 monitor stand, who doesn't mind entire monitor system straight across and has a standard stand alone wall desk with a normal, non ergonomic keyboard. It would not work well for corner desk or L-shape setup unless you have a very deep workspace. I now have a a total waste of what was useable desk space having it in the corner since it has to be pulled so far forward to avoid hitting walls on left & right). Adding an extension to support a mouse and cutting both ends of the crossbar would be some solutions to my situation which is a bummer for the money paid. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to disassemble, return, order different brand/model and reassemble. Back problems don't pick and choose good days/bad days. LOL Oh but did I mention, great material, sturdy and very very quiet. That's about all.

I had a few small issues, but I'll start with what I liked: 1) It's pretty heavy and stable after resolving an issue with the base. 2) It offers wide monitor spacing. As you can see, I'm using a pair of extra-wide 34" monitors. I wouldn't be able to fit these on their two-monitor version. 3) It's capable of holding the weight of extra-wide monitors. 4) It's smooth, and the memory features are nice. So I have position 1 for seated, position 2 for standing, and position 3 for the under-desk treadmill. The smooth operation prevents my monitors from being disrupted as they rise and lower, despite the lack of securing mechanisms. The issues I'm experiencing are: 1) During assembly, I noticed the base plate is warped. To resolve this issue, I padded the edge with cardboard to prevent it from rocking. It's a very heavy duty piece of steel and I was unable to bend it. This is good and bad, and if you get a flat base I'm sure it would be excellent, but I was disappointed by this. Making sure a piece of thick steel is flat before painting it is a pretty simple procedure that should be incorporated into the quality control operation. 2) The lower edges of the keyboard and desk surfaces were not mitered so they are fairly sharp. I change my seating position regularly and with crossed legs the edge isn't comfortable when I bump my knee into it. I could resolve this by scooting the stand further back, but with my L-shaped desk I prefer the addition space. I see room for improvement by offering a wider range of articulation as well as the ability to secure the monitors on their rotation / roll axes and secure the arms in your preferred position. Bumps and vibration can cause the monitors to shift by either moving the arms back or the monitor mount itself moving. It would have been convenient if they had included an extra hex key and a cheap stamped wrench to adjust the other clamps on the monitor mounts, but that's not something I'll hold against them. I am pretty happy with it overall, and I would recommend it, but I'd like to see the quality improved slightly over what they give you. Still, for the money I'd have a hard time choosing a more expensive brand over this one. It's an effective option and I can live with occasionally tweaking my screens back into place.

Good quality thanks