Stand Up Desk Store AirRise Pro Two Tier Standing Desk Converter Monitor Stand with Built-in Keyboard Tray (White, 32" Wide)

This is a life saver. I went though months of physical therapy because of a crappy desk setup at work that caused a ton of neck pain. I switched to a standing desk and it has helped tremendously. It is super important to have a keyboard stand lower than your monitor and this one is a great height difference. Love the white because I have a white desk and it looks very sleek. Highly recommend also getting the Amazon Basics rubber standing mat for less leg fatigue.

Easy set up, pretty compact, works well and isn't hard to bring up and down. Definitely get a standing mat to stand on and you're all set!

This is a nice sturdy desk. But I could not lift it an inch! Previous reviews were not wrong. It's so heavy and the so-called pneumatic technology does nothing to aid in lifting this thing. I am a petite woman and I had two 24 inch monitors on this (one of which is fairly heavy), but still, the purpose of the desk is to allow for easy lifting and lowering, right? I think I even strained my back trying to lift this. I had to have my husband lift it for me but that's just not practical when I want a desk that I can easily raise and lower throughout the day. My 6 year old son came into my office and pulled on the lever because he "wanted to see how the desk worked." Well, the whole thing came crashing down without any resistance. Thank goodness his hand wasn't under it or it would have been smashed. The monitors didn't fall off either, which is good. Other than the lifting thing, it's a nice desk. I would have liked more depth to the top because my monitors were a little closer to my eyes than I like. The keyboard tray could be a little bigger too though my Logitech wave keyboard plus my ergonomic mouse pad both fit. As long as you are strong enough to lift the weight of whatever you put on this desk, you'll be fine. With nothing on it, or just a laptop, it's easy to lift.

Overall this is a nice product. I was able to purchase a "used" desk, it was marked used because it supposedly had a small amount of cosmetic damage. When I received it there were only a few small scuff marks on the desk top. It was definitely worth the $60 or so discount to purchase it "used". The desk itself is a little hard to move up, it's pretty heavy and when putting it down you have to be ready to steady it because otherwise it will slam down. I think if I had paid full price for the item I would have been a little disappointed.

I bought this for my home study area - I work all day at a desk and then study in the evenings and on weekends. I was tired of always sitting. This is a sturdy, easy to lift desk. I can see that some people with back issues may find it awkward, but it works fine for me.

I like and use this standing desk converter, but the lever for raising it is located near the back and requires lifting it yourself (rather than other models that are hydraulic). I'm in good shape, but lifting the desk height is an awkward movement, requires lifting a bit of weight, and all while holding the lever which is far from my body. It's not a good lifting position for your back and often, I'm standing because my back is sore from sitting all day.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N47G6H4/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0Movement up and down is good unlike other comments i have seen before i bought it.1) keyboard not adjusting to height is big negative as typing speed has reduced in standing position2) keyboard rest space is too small for standard keyboard and mouse pad to be placed3)Keyboard rest are with sharp edges, within few days i can see my palm imprints of edges

VERY VERY impressed with my AirRise! I've had mine for a few months now and receive many compliments from co-workers and vendors. I brag about how affordable it was and easy to use. So glad I bought this and not "big name" standing desk!#Saved300Bucks#SmartBuyP.S. I bought the white one; it will look great with my new desk once it arrives.

It's perfect for my use. It sits on my desk at its fullest height and I can either stand up or sit down to use it. I am using two separate keyboards, one on the keyboard rest of the AirRise Pro and the other on the pull-out table of my desk, and it works well. Yes, it is heavy to raise and lower but only if the monitor is on top of the AirRise Pro - once I remove the monitor I can do what I want, raising or lowering to my heart's content! I have arthritis in my fingers and am a 76 year old lady; if I can do it anyone can.