Mobile Laptop Sit-Stand Desk, soges Height Adjustable Standing Tiltable Top Desk, 31.5 inch Stand Up Computer Desk for Home Office, Small Rolling Desk for Small Space, Black

For the price, tbh, I was not expected much, but was pleasantly surprised!I bought it because of portability and size. I measured and this desk would roll into a specific space of mines when not in use. The desk was pretty easy to assembled if you followed the instructions carefully.This desk is not as sturdy as a complete, bulky office desk, but that was expected. It is sturdy enough for me to do my work as long as I am not slamming the keyboards or anything.It is a great value for a desk you can easily roll out of site if you need the room.

Love it! I fully assembled in about 30-40 minutes. I am a middle aged female who doesn’t do a lot of assembly, so it’s pretty easy to do alone. They have it dumbed down so you don’t even have to get things right or left, they can be used on either side and that makes it kind of fool proof. The desk seems sturdy and durable. The clamps for the front tray easily twist and loosen to adjust if you want it to tilt. The knobs for the height adjustment also move easily so you can slide it up and down. The only thing I anticipate may get annoying in time is that it will take a second to balance each side to level when you move them up and down. It is nothing wrong with the design, just the nature of moving it back and forth - you have to take the time to level it or it will be crooked. Bought to use as a treadmill desk and it works great for that, but will also be perfect for sitting on the couch - can be lowered so you don’t have to balance a laptop on your lap or a pillow. Overall, love it! And for the price point, it’s excellent.

I got this for a work from home setup. I didn't need anything too large, but I liked the idea of having a dedicated desk with some little benefits (height adjustment, tilt, etc.). This has fit the bill for nearly exactly 2 years. It's now starting to fall apart, so I'll need to start looking for something new.In particular, the tilt mechanism is the failing point here. Just about all of the assembly is plastic. That means that you'll need to continue to re-tighten things - they'll never stay fully locked, so your keyboard or mouse may just start tilting wildly on you. Eventually, since you're tightening it more and more, the plastic rings that lock it in place will snap, so it'll always tilt all the time. So don't put any weight on your lower shelf...So that might sound pretty bad, but let's face it: this thing is CHEAP. Cost-wise and construction-wise. You get what you pay for. It's moderately sturdy, assuming you aren't beating it up, and it holds things up. It's not awful.So I'd give it a mild recommendation. Just realize that by buying this you're also going to have to throw it out in a few years. It will give out on you, but it might be what you need for a short time, too.

Do not over tighten. Inside is a plastic threads and core. Maybe thin metal threads. Assembly wasn't too bad. You can change its height, change the angle of the drawing surface. It has wheels you can lock or if you need to move it.

The media could not be loaded. I needed a desk that would fit in a smaller space of the home. This did it. The assembly was a little hard. The instructions were taped on the inside of the box opening which caused them to tear upon opening. I haven't used the height adjustment option yet but when I do....will give an update to my review.

I used this stand for my laptop, mouse, mouse pad and printer. The width of the desk when separated does not support the printer or laptop. Once separated table becomes very rickety and unstable. It was easy to assemble. It looks nice once it's put together but does not work well for devices at all. Also due to its flaws the price of the desk is totally not worth it. It should have been in the $30 range. I paid $85 and definitely wanted to return it badly. Once I assembled it...I became disappointed with how long it would take to disassemble. Sadly I decided I to keep it. I will use it until I can't tolerate it. I don't believe the reviews were so good about this desk. That's why I purchased it, however the bad reviews are the correct ones. Do not buy!

This desk is awesome for sitting on the couch and getting some work done. It accommodates two screens, the keyboard tilts to however it best fits your hands/wrist. There’s space for everything you need. It was easy to put together and it’s pretty sturdy. The rollers/wheels are not as smooth as I would like, but it gets around fine. I think it’s a great purchase and makes working from home a lot more convenient.

Instructions page was ripped in 2 places. Parts seemed to have tinges of rust on the corners. Plastic joining parts needed to be shaved into shape to fit correctly.But in this price bracket the quality is decent. Assembly instructions were fairly idiot-proof. All parts were present, and the assorted bolts all came with one extra in each size, in case you lost one. Screwdriver and wrench were included.I would have given it one more star if it was easier to adjust the height. Kind of inconvenient placement to reach all four adjusting knobs, but I mostly plan on keeping it at one height primarily.Overall, worth it for temporary needs, such as dorm life or live-in caregiver. Everything will disassemble again for easy moving/relocating.Wide enough to fit over a treadmill/walking pad. But caution: measurements in item description and pictures are of the outside of the desk legs. For inside space between the desk legs, subtract 3 inches.