Flash Furniture Gia Mobile Sit-Down, Stand-Up Mahogany Computer Ergonomic Desk with 28.25''W Top (Adjustable Range 29'' - 41'') S STAND UP DESK STORE Crank Adjustable 2-Tier Standing Desk with Heavy Duty Steel Frame (Black Frame/Teak Top, 60 inch Wide) Homall 60 Inch Computer Gamer Desk with Full Desk Mouse Pad, Carbon Fiber Surface PC Table Adjustable Height, Gaming Rack, Headphone Hook and Cup Holder(Black)

I have had this over 3 years and use it as my daily desk. I have moved it to different rooms several times. I am glad I picked it. It is a bit small, but it just helps me keep my desk uncluttered. I have a large monitor and a laptop that is on an arm to give me side by side monitors. Works great. The only thing I wish is it had better wheels. But those are replaceable so I will be doing that soon.The standing part stopped working recently, but that might be because I upgraded the UPS mounted under the desktop. That added weight might be too much for the mechanism.

All the parts come very clearly labeled and packaged -- no trying to distinguish between nearly identical parts as is common with most some-assembly-required furniture. Once assembled, it seems sturdy and reliable, with the exception of the casters which seem cheap.The tabletop laminate looks like the kind of woodgrain you might find on the side of a Magnavox portable TV from 1980. It doesn't look *bad*, and it seems pretty durable, but it doesn't look much like real wood.The casters seem a little chintzy. They're not terrible, but they're just hard plastic hollow wheel-halves with chromed-plastic centers. They can be easily replaced when they break, though, so it's not that big a deal.The manufacturer's quality control might leave something to be desired. My base showed up with only three of the four caster attachment points tapped, i.e. threaded for bolts. I was able to cut threads in the remaining hole pretty quickly and easily (see photo), but this would probably be a show-stopper for most people. None of the other reviews to date mention anything like this, so it might be that the factory's quality control is actually pretty good and that this is the very worst one they've ever sent out.

For the money I do recommend this desk, but it is worth mentioning that at any angle other than all the way standing, typing WILL cause some wobble that you'll notice when looking at your screen. As a standing-only desk, it's an easy 5 stars. However, as a sitting desk, I have to dock some points for the noticeable jiggle on my screen as it dances around.Pros:- Assembly is incredibly easy. I didn't look at the instructions at all and had it done in under 20 minutes.- All parts feel heavy, well made and sturdy.- The top is bigger than I expected after reading some reviews. I can easily fit my 15 inch laptop on it with a full sized sheet of printer paper and some pens, and all of the above are perfectly accessible.Cons:- Wobbles when typing at many (if not most) height positions. (Flawless when standing).

I love it. I can use it while sit down and while standing up. And I can move it around. A must have.

Love it! I did not expect such quality for the price.

seems like good product, well built and very good value compared to others I checked out.I agree with other reviews that it does not go low enough as advertised 28 inches, which is normal table height.I bought this for my wife for her birthday, she loves it.

Good looking and very practical for switching between stand-up and sit-down desk for laptop or keyboard/mouse. Feels sturdy at all heights. When at highest position, there is room for feet beneath.. When at lowest position, the edge reaches over chair so comfortable for typing. Matches Amazon product description exactly, but on my wish list would be (1) tiltable surface and (2) glass top option instead of only solid white

I really like the desk. It’s the perfect size for me. I mounted a keyboard tray to it and that has made it much more ergonomic. I do wish the standing height maximum was just a little bit taller. I’m only 5’6” and it seems a little on the short side. Although it you had a keyboard on the table, it would probably be fine. Just remember for standing desks, the monitor should sit at eye level, so if you use a laptop on it for an extended time, you may experience neck pain. I have an additional stand holding my monitor/laptop at eye level.

Nice design. Not the best finishes. Out of the box with scratches and poor finish. See pictures.