VIVO Mobile 32 inch Sit Stand Laptop Cart, Height Adjustable Rolling Podium, Locking Wheels, Black, CART-V07B

What can I say? This is one well-made, well-designed table. I'm getting into voiceover and it has the most surface space I could find, enough to set up my laptop, digital interface, mic, a drink cup, and my headphones if I want them there. The pneumatic adjustment works like a dream going up or down, and the table's max 47" height—I think the second tallest I found—is perfect for me to record standing up and I'm 5' 9". It's also real solid and sturdy at that height, no rocking or wobbling.Oh, and the reviews say it's incredibly easy to setup in spite of the teeny-tiny, less-than-detailed directions and guess what? It is. Straightforward "just put this part here and screw it in," nothing complicated, no wealth of parts. Sure, I put two things on backwards because of the skimpy directions, but it was no problem to unscrew them and turn 'em around. The housing for one of the wheels, what you stick the pin atop the wheel into, is loose and spins around, but since the wheel spins around too it doesn't make a difference.At $179 it's not the cheapest mobile desk around, but it's certainly not the costliest and is WELL worth the price. A great product that lives up to all the hype you see here. BIG thumbs up.

I got this because I wanted a desk I could move around to where I needed it and out of the way when I didn't. This is exactly that. I had no problem assembling it myself. It's stable and rolls around without wobbling. It is very easy to adjust the height if I am sitting or standing. I haven't had it very long yet, so I can't say much about the durability, but it seems pretty sturdy. So far no complaints.

I was actually surprised by this table. It is pretty easy to assemble (they don't label which bag section is which type of screw, but they instead keep all of, let's say, screw A in one section, and you can figure it out by the number of screws in it. So if it has 8 screws for step X, the section you need, while unlabeled, has 8. But most of the screws were the same, anyway. (It comes with a little hex device, but I have my own hex set that I purchased on here that made it even simpler, because I don't have to keep refitting it every quarter turn.)It's simple to put together. It took me about 15 minutes altogether.One thing that the instructions don't make clear is that the top needs to be placed with the lever over the open "seat" space, not on the other side. If you don't do it this way, it may tip.The pneumatic is solid. It goes up to almost 4.5 feet when fully extended, making it a great sit-to-stand table. It does require a little added force to push it back down, but I kind of prefer it that way.It's heavy duty, so you don't have to worry if something like a computer may be too heavy. (Of course, there is a weight limit, so check the specifications, but normal every day use shouldn't be a problem.)When fully assembled, it actually looks quite nice, too. I LOVE the black, opposed to the fake wood laminate appearance that looks like a flooring guy resurfaced my desk!It offers plenty of space, as well, so if you have a lot of things you need to work on something, you have ample space. I had my 17" laptop, wireless mouse, dinner, a bottle of water, and still had enough room to not feel cramped with plenty of space behind those things, as well.I would strongly recommend this desk. (The only thing I didn't like was that I didn't buy it sooner!)

Got this product in October 2020. It was easy to assemble and a good size for corner desk I needed to fit in my living room. Also the wheels are a nice touch to easily move the desk around the apartment for when I need a chance in scenery (but the desk does not wiggle around when I need it to be in one place). I did notice at first the desk tended to shift downward a little on its own, but not too noticeable. After a few months and as I type this message on my laptop, the desk definitely shifts down by itself when I'm not touching the adjustment handle. Reached out to the seller for resolution for this issue or a replacement product. Not sure if others had this issue as well.**4/8 UPDATE** The Seller responded to my inquiry the same day and shipped a replacement stand for my desk the same day! Great customer service.

I was sitting too low and for long periods at my office supplied regular work desk. Once I got a high chair I needed the right desk. This was the Best Desk for the job. It was easy to assemble, takes up minimal space , rolls easily, looks professional, is very sturdy with large work area. Need I Say More ????

Super sturdy and easy to put together!!

Was looking for a small standing desk and options are pretty limited. This desk is perfect as a laptop work from home desk and has enough space for a second monitor (although larger ones would probably need an arm mount). I do wish it came with something to make the wheels optional as I do not need it to be mobile. I took off the wheels and leveled the legs with felt sticky pads. It was really hard to find a sit to stand desk this size for under $200 and this was the right choice. The only other thing to point out is that it is a bit difficult to push down the desk if you only have something light like a laptop on it. What I've found myself doing is going up on a stool and putting my body weight on the desk (I'm short so it's difficult to get leverage). I'm sure this could be solved with getting the manual crank version but I don't mind it much

This is everything (and more) the advertisement says. This desk is sturdy, durable, easy to use and move around when I need to