Flash Furniture Eve Sit to Stand Mobile Laptop Desk/Speaker's Lectern with Wheels, Modern Height-Adjustable Portable Standing Computer Desk, Black

I already had one of these exact tables (purchased elsewhere) and just got this one from Amazon. It's very easy to assemble, just four screws with the included wrench. (Handy hint, put the height lever toward the back. That way it doesn't stick out the front and is still very easy to use.) The table rolls easily and the height adjustment lets you put it right where you need it. It also pivots very smoothly so that might not be for you but I love it. It's perfect for a laptop or even a sofa-side table for essentials. I got it in black. It's very nice looking. The adjustable part of the post is silver but it doesn't stand out, particularly if the table is not in a high position. You do have to push pretty hard on the center of the table to lower it. So you want to set the height before setting a laptop on it. My only complaint about this: There were some white flecks on the table top. I don't know what they could have been but a fingernail took care of them easily.

I love that I can now move around with my laptop. Working from home has presented many challenges, including being stuck in front of a computer in the same room at all times, especially as I like to be connected via ethernet and not just wifi (for speed and dependability). This desk has allowed me to move around my office and stand up if I want. I have found the raising and lowering to be a bit difficult, but have sprayed a bit of WD40 on the rod and that has helped a little. It also does not take up a tremendous amount of space and, if it does, you can roll it out of the way! I would recommend this desk to anyone who wants to change up their laptop "zone!"

This stand was easy to assemble with only a few parts. The instructions, which contained only pictures, were fairly simple, if you are a picture person. The table heights are great, meeting my needs. However, it is a little difficult to lower the table. Everything must be taken off and thn the table can be lowere by pressing hard in the middle of the table. Other than that, it rolls easily on hardwood, have not tried on carpet. The wheels are of the plastic type, but installed and work well.

A less expensive and lightweight alternative to a heavy duty "up&down" desk! It's exactly what I was looking for!! It's seems sturdy and I love how the desk's top swivels easily (some may not like this feature-there is no stopper to prevent it from swiveling/spinning). The slight effort you have to make to get it to go back down makes it seem that much sturdier (you literally have to put your body into it). I love the desk's feet so I can rest my feet on it so I can get rid of my old, broken foot stool. Super easy to put together, although I looked for a part (the plastic cap) for like 5 minutes before realizing it's a non-essential part that doesn't exist with this particular model. The only thing the seller could do better is to update the instructions that comes with it. I'm only 5"1 and use the bottom portion of an office style bunk bed for my office and voice over booth. I'm short enough to be able to stand underneath so when I get into the tedious process of editing or accounting, I'm know this desk will help alleviate Sore-Butt Syndrome! Definitely one of many favorite purchases of all time!!

I purchased this item two times. It is just so cool....if it worked! The hydraulic lift and lowering of the chair was impossible to maneuver. It was actually dangerous. The only way to lower it was to put a ton of force in the center of it. And it's terrible because it is absolutely so adorable. The wheels moved beautifully and easily. I will say also, that went on the top position it was not sturdy at all. I returned it one time and bought another one because I really wanted to work but I was forced to just return that one as well.

Nice strong stand easy to assemble and very nice design

Instead of having a sit-stand desk that just collects dust I've been trying for the last year to instead have an adjustable table for my keyboard and mouse. A needed solution b/c my office is my living room is my bedroom. And my computer is my office is my entertainment. And I am in all manner of vertical positions throughout the day. I've been through 3 other solutions that al left a lot to be desired until running across this - and it's so amazing - I can raise it to stand or lower it all the way to sit and roll it to my couch when not working. The wheels work so well and the shape gives you width where you need it and is low profile where you don't. It's perfect. The hoarder in me wants to buy a second one just in case something happens to this one. It's just that good of a solution. Well made for the low price, so a good value too. Even if you don't use it like I do, It's an awesome versatile piece that you can't go wrong having around.

Pros: Lightweight, rolls easily, relatively small footprint. It's a replacement for a larger more cumbersome one. Unlike some others report, mine is pretty sturdy. Holds my MacBook Pro and iPad Pro well, even side by side. Cheap price. Pneumatic cylinder works well although you have to lean on the table to make it go down, not a big deal. Pneumatic cylinders are supposed to have some resistance, wouldn't want it to go up and down too easily, We'll see how long it lasts, have only had it for a day. Cons: Before I describe my assembly struggle let me say I'm a motorcycle mechanic, not a stranger to parts assembly and use of tools. Assembly instructions are less than stellar. Here's why: On my instruction sheet the picture of the top support shows a square base on which sits a round piece on which sits a square bracket. The picture shows the cylinder end going into that square bracket. Mine has no square bracket. The instructions also say that one must remove the plastic cap from the end of the cylinder that goes into the bracket. Mine has a small white plastic "cap"(?) Gentle tugging with pliers would not dislodge that cap. So I called Flash Furniture. I think they're in GA (770-721-8391). Fortunately the woman who answered was English speaking. I swear she announced her name was "Vicky". I also swear that in the background I heard another woman announce herself as "Vicky". How many "Vicky"s do they have there?? I explained that I purchased the product from Amazon and provided the order #. After not being able to find the order # in their system she said I must have purchased it from Amazon. Really? When I asked whether anyone there was familiar with this product she answered haughtily that they're a distributor and they sell thousands of products. But she'll try to help. So I explained that the square bracket shown on the instruction sheet is MIA. She explained as if to a toddler that sometimes the pictures are only an approximation. Hmm, but somehow the cylinder end has nothing to attach to. If I just push it in the lever pops it off. Perhaps it's because I can't remove the plastic "cap". The plastic cap absolutely has to come off; you have to pull on it pretty hard. So much for not knowing anything about your products. Well, she replied, that's just true of all cylinders. So now this woman who has no knowledge of the thousands of products they sell is a cylinder expert. While talking with her I tugged and tugged with increasing force but if that plastic piece is supposed to come off I'm a frog. By now she was barely hiding her attitude behind her southern drawl. She finally said she would send me a replacement top support. What's my name and address? I started to give it at a normal rate of speech but heard, ma'am, ma'am! MA'AM! I HAVE TO WRITE THIS DOWN SO YOU HAVE TO SLOW DOWN! No problem. What about the cylinder on which I have now damaged that plastic piece that she insisted I must pull off? She's sending a new cylinder too. In the end that's decent customer support but I could have done without the attitude.