FLEXISPOTElectric Standing Desk Converter 42" Height Adjustable Desk 55 LBS Weight Capacity Motorized Stand up Desk Riser with Quick Release Keyboard Tray for Office Home

It's so nice to have this less $ option vs the full desk. It works great. I had one that I had to raise manually (with a little hydraulic help) but I would get lazy to lift it because it was still some effort & items would fall off due to the swaying. So, to invest in my health, I got this & now have no excuse since it raises with just a push of a button. It was so easy to set up. I love the design because I can put two monitors on the top shelf & unlike the manual one, there's no swaying because the lift is smooth. Love the extra room I have on each side of both levels & even under the trays when it's raised. If they say "sitting is the new smoking" then this is a great way to help your health.

I use this riser on a sturdy old Sauder desk made of MDF that I didn't feel like replacing. I'd been using a smaller Vivo manual riser and felt it was time for an upgrade. With the addition of a dual monitor mount and two 27" monitors, the manual riser was starting to become a bit cumbersome.Pros:* Large surface are for work* Keyboard tray extends out to the sides, allowing for a mouse pad (disclaimer, I use a trackball mouse, so I don't need to physically move my mouse; using with a traditional mouse might be a squeeze)* Grommet hole allows a much cleaner mount of the monitor stand, without using a bulky C-clamp* Easily handles the weight of everything when raising and lowering* Raises and lowers pretty quickly* Raises and lowers vertically, rather than (as some manual risers do) extending forward and backward as the riser is moved up and down* Virtually no assembly, just push the keyboard tray into place and lock it in* Nice cable routing hardware to ensure the power cable stays neatly out of the wayCons:* There's a slight wobble to the keyboard tray when using it at full height, though I suspect this is mostly my own perception having used a much smaller keyboard tray on my old riser, where it was latched in on the sides. After a month of use, I barely notice it. I also tend to type "aggressively", which doesn't help.Overall: I highly recommend this riser if you're in the market. It's a nice sturdy feel, has a broad work surface, and handles loads easily.

Purchased this riser for my office desk. I had one previously that was not electric. It became impossible to use so I got this as a replacement. It has been a night and day difference! So happy with this riser. It was easy to assemble by myself. The buttons and motor work perfectly. And it goes high enough to get my monitors exactly where they are comfortable for me. I have had it a few months and not any problems. There is plenty of room for 2 monitors. I like the positioning of the keyboard surface. It has been very comfortable for me. And there is plenty of other space to set my phone, coffee mug, and note pad.

This is my first standing desk and I wonder how my back has survived without one. I work 12 hour shifts and got tired of always sitting. After reading many reviews, I selected the FLEXISPOT 40 inch electric height adjustable standing desk and am very pleased. The only thing I wish it had was a memory height selection. Other than that, it gives plenty of room for two 27 inch monitors and the keyboard shelf has enough room for the keyboard, large mouse pad, and my cell phone. The electric motor is quiet and the desk raises and lowers smoothly. Amazingly, the desk is very sturdy when raised and doesn’t shake around when typing on the keyboard or using the mouse, which was a large concern of mine when considering a standing desk. Very happy with this purchase and I highly recommend this product!

Super duper easy to assemble. I brought this to work to use at my cubicle. I brought a small tool kit, thinking I would need at least one screw driver. Really didn't need that. The item is packaged with two pieces. The main desk converter part and then the keyboard attachment. To assemble, you just slide and snap on the keyboard. That's literally all of it. They include some cable management pieces, which I definitely took advantage of.When pressing the buttons to elevate or lower the desk, it has some sound but not super loud. My work area is insanely quiet, you could hear someone rustling through paper. So yes, in my environment my coworkers can hear it lower or elevate. However, if you had an environment that regularly has sound, this may seem very quiet and others may not notice it.I have 2x 24 inch monitors on there, a dock, and my keyboard. I have a laptop but I have a separate stand for it. Did not want to buy something super huge, as I'm not sure exactly the weight limit of my cubicle.I'm roughly 5' 4", so this works for me if my monitors are lowered on their stands, that way while I'm sitting the monitors are not up too high. When I elevate the desk, it does not have to reach Max height. My friend who walked over to see, he's 6' and it was able to get to a height for him. That's with my monitors lowered.While elevating, it doesn't jiggle or anything. It's quite stable. Pretty sturdy and doesn't seem like it would snap anytime soon.There is this metal panel behind the keyboard that they provide these cute magnets, the white knob like things that are on the photos behind my keyboard. I guess I could use it to post notes and what not on that panel.When carrying this to work, I took it out of the box to be able to carry it with my short arm span. It is a little heavy if you are not very upper body strong. It says it's about 40 ish lbs. I carried it in two pieces.Super glad I got this and I think it's totally worth it. I use it everyday to wake me up.