Lecterns & Podiums Portable Mobile Standing Laptop Desk, Height Adjustable, Sit Stand, Home Office Classroom Pulpit Stand Up Desk Workstation, Rolling Table Laptop Cart with Storage Tray

I am very happy with this product! I was very surprised by how well it was made! It’s very sturdy, rolls smoothly, and has the ability to adjust in height, the top can be level or slanted. The bottom try is great for holding a cup and pens. I highly recommend this item for the classroom, office, or church!

As other reviewers have noted, the instructions for this unit could be better. But I had no trouble assembling it on my own and it came with extras for the various screws, etc. which is always welcome. I was impressed at how heavy and sturdy this is. (It's pretty much all-metal construction, except for the plastic wheels and the plastic base cover. I feel confident keeping my laptop on it, but I've also been leaning on it to make hand-written notes and it's not budging. I appreciated the clean aesthetics of this unit. Subtle logos and a black plastic cover to hide the bolts (this will also aid with dusting. I have an old-fashioned-looking office and I don't generally let anything modern-looking through the door, but this is a neutral-enough design that I can overlook it. It's a great addition to have beneath my bulletin board where I can stand and move notecards around, while pausing to write on the surface. As others have noted, this is not a good choice for portabiity—for taking to speech venues, etc. But it's great for moving around a room or keeping in a stable position. All-in-all, this was a terrific addition to my home office.

Like other reviewers have mentioned, this thing is a tank. Heavy duty, rolls easily, and has wheel locks to keep it in place. I do not assemble things on a regular basis, so here's my honest take on the assembly: The instruction booklet leaves a lot to be desired. The wording is brief at best, and I had to guess what to do at several points along the way. The diagrams are complicated and incorporate multiple steps in one image. For anyone who can't figure out the plastic sleeves, you're not alone. After Googling and reading all the reviews, I was still confused as to how they should stay on, and that's just it - they do NOT snap into the piping. They are only meant to be set in place and pushed up into the tube. They will stay in place once they are in the tube. Aside from this, the top of the podium is VERY heavy, so you need to have a good grip on both sides when adjusting the height. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, but the assembly instructions could be better.

Great product. Comes unassembled. The sparse written assembly instructions come with explicit EASY-to-understand diagrams of the assembly process. The necessary screws, nuts, etc are prepackaged individually in plastic bags with a letter identifying them and associated with the letters on the diagrams. Brilliant. Also, all necessary Allen wrenches and one standard wrench are provided. One person can put it together in about 40-45 minutes. Again, once assembled it is a solid piece of office or lecture equipment. Easily adjustable height for stand-up office work or making presentations. Caster wheels work smoothly, and have individual brakes to lock in place. Very impressed.

This is VERY WELL made “old world quality -no visible shortcuts” made item. It takes a little time and patience to put it together. I’d rate instruction A-. Once done you’ve got a sturdy, versatile adjustable stand. One more important benefit: very few such stands are made above 43 inches. I am 6 feet and that height makes me constantly slouching. This item can be adjusted as tall as 49.

Very sturdy. Easy to adjust and moves easily

Well designed and engineered product. Assembly requires a bit of effort but the instructions are quite good; you will need some arm strength to install the top plate as it is fairly heavy.

Very pleasantly surprised at how sturdy and well-built this stand it. I fully expected it to be a rickety piece of junk for the price, like most stuff these days... I use it to hold a keyboard and mouse/pad in front of a multi-screen monitor setup, like a standing desk. It rolls around fine on shag carpet, has good quality locking casters, I lean on it once in a while and the tray angle stays put. You can tell the design was well-thought out, to make it sturdy but simple, and affordable. Good job to whomever created this