VIVO 36 inch Electric Motor Desk Converter, Height Adjustable Riser, Sit to Stand Dual Monitor and Laptop Workstation with Wide Keyboard Tray, Black, DESK-VE36B

I recently got the VIVO 42 Inch Electric Motor Desk, and I'm really happy with it.Sturdiness: The desk is very sturdy and stable.Space: It offers enough room for my laptop, two monitors and a few other items without feeling cluttered.Ease of Lifting: The electric motor lifts smoothly and is really easy to use.Mobility: While I don’t move it around often, it’s lightweight enough to relocate if needed.Performance: It works great, transitioning smoothly between sitting and standing.Appearance: The design is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly in my workspace.Overall, it’s a fantastic desk that I highly recommend!

Great stand up desk with electric motors. Very sturdy and easy to use. No messing with levers or the desk jerking when lowering or raising. Nice smooth movement up and down with the push of a button. I have a large 42" tv as my monitor!

I'm 5'2" and have my desk chair at the tallest height and the addition of this converter leaves my elbows pretty bent instead of at 90 degrees as recommended when resting on the keyboard tray. Pictured the converter is in it's absolute lowest position and now there's two inches between the desk and the keyboard tray. I probably should have seen this coming and will just move a different chair with a taller option into this room, but thought other not-tall people should be aware as well. Add a booster seat to the cart now lol.Also the measurements picture doesn't make it super clear that the keyboard tray does jut out past the base (obviously - I should have realized this) a little over six inches. So just take that into account when measuring the desk it's going on. Makes getting to a drawer underneath a little awkward.Others have stated this but after you reach the lowest position if you continue pushing the down arrow it will tilt backwards a little bit so you have to be careful.The material doesn't look or feel cheap, the mechanism moves smoothly, and it was 12 screws to put together. Hardest part was carrying the box up the stairs.

Easy to put together. Easy to use. Very sturdy as I have two large monitors on it. Electronic function is great and so much better then desks that require manual adjustment. Great price for a product that offers a lot!

Love it! Works great and love the added space for papers.

I bought this hoping that it was quiet. I just started working from home and I needed my monitors to be a bit higher. I saw various shelves and platforms… and then I came across this. The price is extremely reasonable and worth it to save me from the frustration of manually raising and lowering the platform.I ordered it on a Friday morning and it got here the next day, Saturday! Crazy fast! I took it out of the box and assembled it. Really easy, just some screws and the plug in. And then put the monitors and equipment on it. Easy Peasy!What I love is that it is super quiet so I can adjust it while on a call or zoom. Others have mentioned that it isn’t level. When it settles in the down position, it does seem to lay flat. When it raises, it tilts slightly forward. But I kind of like that. It’s very slight and the monitors arc a bit toward me. Not sure if that’s by design or just a glitch… but I actually like it. Again, it’s very slight.This product is worth it. Buy it. Most electronic lifts are way more expensive. This one is a great product and is very much aligned with the description.

Love this. It really helps my back and shoulders to stand and type during my 10hr work days.

Pros: ease of use - much better than the ones you have to pull up and out, which is impossible with back pain. Because it's so easy to use , I go back and forth between sitting and standing more often, which is better than never standing! The footprint on the desk is smaller than others I have seen , and I like that it slides side to side. The size is great for 2 large monitors , keyboard, and mouse.Cons: ignore the picture of the assembly of the keyboard tray. Better to use common sense to determine the correct orientation of the brackets.