Victor High Rise Collection Dual Monitor Sit-Stand Standing Desk Converter, 28" by 23" by 15.5", Black

I was familiar with the Varidesk until looking around on the net and came across the Victor DC350 Desk Riser. I purchased a couple of them for myself and another coworker. We both love the item. I'm going to bullet the items I like about the product.* You get more desk space and it fits better in any area. The product lifts straight up and now up and out like the Varidesk does.* I like the fact the monitors can be lifted and lowered independent of the lower shelf.* This product is great for someone who is very tall.* The large stabilizer bar that is included is more than enough for supporting the item.* Having the monitor arms is nice due to the fact the monitors don't take up workspace such as in the Varidesk.* The riser is easy to raise and lower.* The mouse is next to the keyboard rather than behind the keyboard such as the Varidesk has.At this time, I have nothing negative to say about this product.

I'm very happy (mostly). I love the ability to adjust the space between the keyboard and the monitors, how large the keyboard/mouse working surface is, and how easy it is to move from sitting to standing; it was easy to set up too.But, I'm 5.5 and find that at the height that works for me, I can't use the two metal supports provided for the front end of the desk, because they don't adjust low enough, so I get a bit of wobble when typing. I can't figure out how to contact the company to ask if they have smaller length supports. It would also be nicer if the supports were actually hinged to the tray table and could fold under it when not in use, so that you know where they are at all times, and don't have them rolling around on your normal desk surface, for example when using the desk in sitting mode.Also, I would like to be able to get more of a inwards-outwards tilt on the dual monitors. I often don't stand completely center-middle in front of the keyboard tray to type, as I need room for the mouse on my right; the viewing angle on the right-hand monitor would be better if I could tilt it inwards more. No matter how far I slide it out on its support, the monitor hits the back of the stand and I can't create a deep enough viewing angle.

Purchased via Prime in Aug '16. As others have posted, something has gone wrong with the main lifting gas strut. There is no upward pressure applied because the gas strut is defective, so the desk is stuck in the down position and cannot be lifted. Was great while it lasted, but for such an expensive desk you'd expect more longevity. Returns are only available in first month, very disappointing.

I like that the keyboard tray gives a little extra space to set papers that I'm getting data from to enter in computer, but I there were a clip or something to hold the papera in place. I like that you can move the keyboard tray and the monitors to various levels. I am finding that these parts do not move as easily as they did when I first got it. Also I'm still not used to the wobbliness of the keyboard tray. So overall 3 stars because I like it, it does the job, but I don't love it and it could use some improvements

Cons - Screens shake a lot and will not tilt inward very much at all (they were basically flat and had to keep leaning one way and then to other to see them properly); very uncomfortable to type when sitting (the edge of the platform doesn't slope down and the drop off gets uncomfortable on the wrists)Pros - Easy to raise and screens raises independently and easily from the rest of the platform if neededSent it back for a refund...

Great for Tall People!I am 6'3" tall and was concerned many of the sit/stand products I have seen would not actually get to the height settings for monitor and keyboard I need to be comfortable. I bought one of these for an employee here (much shorter) and found it would be suitable for me. I have now received mine and put it all together. I can stand fully straight with my elbow parallel to the keyboard and my head is looking straight into the dual monitors.One issue is the wobbling while typing. Particularly at the max height with two 24" monitors. At first it was too much but I added a second support pole to put under the platform when it is raised (one comes with the unit itself) and it helped out a lot. There is still noticeable wobble while typing but I am slowly getting used to it as I work with it on the first day.Other Notes:Assembly was easyAbility to raise and lower takes a couple of adjustments and two hands but relatively easy. I needed to wrap my cords together to make sure they dont interfere when it is lowered both on the unit itself and on my desk.There is enough room on the tray to put my office phone and my cell phone. Not much else

I highly recommend this product. It is sturdy, functional and easy to you. Set up is very easy. Plus, it relieves a lot of stress in my back. People have walked by my office and said they have been looking for a desk like this. I checked out other stand-up desks before I bought this one. I prefer the desk to raise vertically rather than being pulled toward the user. This desk takes up less space than the kind that pulls toward you.