Dripex Standing Desk, Height Adjustable Rolling Desk with Tilting Table Top, Sit-Stand Workstation with Wheels, Cup Holder, Hook, 80 x 60 cm, laptop Table, Workstation for Home and Office

A great little desk for use in confined spaces or, like me, adding to an existing Home Office setup.Narrow width (Which is what I was looking for) at around 60cm shelf width.Can easily be set at sitting or standing height (so a brilliant, cheap standing desk).Both shelves are individually height adjustable with the front one also being tiltable.Fit a monitor arm system (which I've done) and it's a great little setup.There's small a floor level PC Tower / Book / Box storage that can be fitted to either side of the desk or, if you prefer, not at all. (It has its own support castors so won't affect the desk if you leave this off.Overall a simple, sturdy and easily constructed desk to suit the home situation.If you need a writing area to the side or somewhere to hold a handy notepad then go for a wider desk but this suited me and my needs perfectly.

It was easy to set up on my own, although I did have to leave off the central support bar to fit my wheelchair under but it's still very stable and the wheels move smoothly across my carpet.The wood is solid and seems good quality, I covered it with a veneer to match my decor and it took very well.Even the extension cord works although the wire is slightly shorter than I'd like.Really it's an excellent piece. One of the best purchases I've made.The LED lights don't stick but that's a none issue as I never planned on using them anyway.

Positives: This desk was great value for money. Easy to assemble with well labelled parts and clear instructions. It's quite small but this was what I wanted to fit in a small space. Much sturdier and nicer looking than I was expecting for the price.Negatives: the wheels don't move very smoothly (not an issue for me as it's staying in one place). I didn't install the little plastic lip on the front portion of the desk as I don't need it - it's a shame that there are holes drilled for this as it means these are visible if you don't put the plastic runner in.

Pretty straightforward to assemble. Takes about an hour. Sturdy enough for working whilst standing up. Easy to adjust the heights of the two platforms. Plenty of space for a keyboard, some books, and a coffee coaster. Wheels can be locked, if you want it completely stationary, although unlocked it stays still unless you actively move it. Pleased with this item especially for the price.

My son started working from home & I bought this so that he could work from the spare bedroom. Reasonably easy to put together (took about an hour) and you do need to pay close attention (and sometimes interpret) to the instructions. Comfortable holds a laptop and 27 inch monitor. Height adjustment took a bit of effort and eventually involved a block of wood and a mallet as the pole was too tight a fit. Cup holder and headphone holders also required an additional anti-turn washer, as otherwise they rotated too freely. Once it is built then it’s fine and fairly sturdy. He’s been using it for a few months with no complaints. Great value for money as long as you are prepared to sort out any niggles yourself.

I did a lot of research before buying and this was the one of the only desks which allowed me to adjust both the keyboard stand and the screen stand - which is so important for correct posture / to avoid shoulders hunching when using the keyboard while standing. Honestly so much better than all those expensive single level standing desks. Really easy to assemble and looks great - just wasn't a massive fan of the black plastic bit on the keyboard stand so I decided to take this out. Fine to sit down with as well but probably only if you're short like me (5ft 1), as the bar would obstruct the knees of anyone tall!

Easy enough to assemble solo. I use it to extend the keyboard & mouse from my standing desk after purchasing an Odyssey Ark 55" monitor. Serves it's purpose, but not wide enough for full keyboard and mouse (60cm) to be used easily. If it were 80cm wide, I wouldn't complain; however, the wheels are nearly useless so maneuverability is bad. A lever locking mechanism versus hand crank would also make this an easier-to-use item.

The standing desk looks stylish and enables a functional workspace. Its wood finish allows it to blend in the room and the smooth-rolling wheels allows greater mobility and easy rearrangement. The assembly process is also simple, with all of the tools required included.