Stand Steady X-Elite Pro, Premier Corner Standing Height Adjustable Desk Converter w Monitor Lift For Cubicles and L-Shaped Desks, Extra Large 40 Inch Wide Sit to Stand Desk, Fully Assembled (27.25" L x 39.25'' W)

This product is fantastic. I previously had a stand with multiple layers for keyboard, etc. and I didn't like it at all. I love that this is simple, flat, and very sturdy, and wide enough to have a notebook to write. I highly recommend if you are looking for a flat non layered stand.

Room enough to fit two 24" Monitors on the desk, I am currently using it right now to type this review. It's pretty sturdy, I will lean on it with my elbow from time to time. It requires a little force to pull up or down, so a child wouldn't be able to bring it down for the most part. I have experienced more expensive brands, so I am sure you are getting your money's work with the product. Surface is smooth and feels better than my original desk. The easy access latch on the side doesn't take away from the design. When it sits in the down position on the desk, it will make your desk a little higher but you can adjust your seat to match. I've been using for a few weeks and feel good about the purchase. Seller did respond to an issue/question I had about the delivery of my product and I am a satisfied customer.

I love the size and shape. There's plenty of room for 2 monitors, a keyboard and most of my other desk supplies. It is a little difficult to raise- definitely takes 2 hands as it's heavy. I don't really like the way it lowers back though. If you don't hold the sides firmly as you lower it, it will slam down. There's no real resistance to keep it from dropping quickly. This can be a little challenging when it's loaded with 2 monitors and other desk items. So just be careful. Other than that, I like this item a lot!

Love it very study and easy to set -up. Been using for over a year and no issues.

Easy to move up and down, nice finish, and very sturdy.

Super easy to set up and very steady. Doesn’t wobble at all when I type or lean on it. The only caution is if you are taller than 5 feet 9 inches then be careful because it might be too short for you. I am a little shorter than that and I have it raised all e up and it’s perfect. But if I was an inch taller or more, it might have been an issue.But I love the large surface area!!!

Didn't get to this up right away. So, my return period lapsed before I got a chance to break it out of the box and put it to use.Bit of warning to those considering this. Make sure you use super light monitors! And you'll probably not want to put much stuff on top of this desk because guess what? You'll add more weight to what you need to pull up. Yep, getting this to lift up is not an easy task. I'm using two 27" Asus Monitors, along with a keyboard and mouse, and it's quite a workout trying to raise this. The hydraulics(?) or air shocks that assist in lifting this desk doesn't work. I was expecting it to spring upwards when you pull the lever to release the locks, but it doesn't. You have to put a lot of elbow grease into it, in order to initiate upward movement. Oh, and when lowering, I have to hold onto the desk to slowly lower it. Otherwise, it slams down into my table. Heavens forbid someone has their hands underneath... this desk doesn't lower slowly at all!I'm not sure if the one I receive is defective, but it's quite a struggle just to lift two monitors along with this desk. It's so bad, I don't even feel like raising it up anymore.It was the best bang for the buck at the time, but I come to find out, there's mechanical ones that raise and lower with a push of a button for similar price now.Oh well, gonna donate this dead weight to charity. It's functionally useless to me.

Even though it’s a little pricey, it is very sturdy and big. It holds everything on my desk. I need it to you. It goes up and down very easily and conveniently. I use it every workday. I have purchased much less expensive, smaller, less sturdy products in the past, and they were just a disappointment.