WorkFit-SR Dual Monitor Standing Desk Converter, Sit Stand Workstation for Tabletops – Black

Pros + It's sturdy + Has a nice finish + Easily goes up and down with the movement of the center tower Cons + Extremely expensive for a simple monitor stand + Instructions were not very good and confusing. Had to call the manufacture who struggles to help me interpret it as they "weren't a warehouse" + Came with a USB extension cable (the manufacture couldn't answer the reason for it). Instruction had no indication for it except for a picture. If it is to be used to plug in devices at the desk and a power source at the other end then it should have been though through better: - A. It needs to be longer to reach a power source as this is a "standing desk" platform so it's too short to reach power when the platform is all the way up. - B. Both USB ends are male so it actually can't be used as a USB extension without a special adapter. Power end needs to be male and the device end should be female or a USB-c as this is what most devices are currently using for charging and power.

Completely as advertised. This solution is hyper-functional, constructed incredibly well with rock-solid materials, and aesthetically is the best on the market. Only minor complaint is the inability, once mounted, to pivot and adjust the monitors.

I have a WorkFit-Sr 1 monitor. I have had it for a few years. I wanted to convert it to a 2 monitor unit, but they wont supply any parts. They want you to buy a whole new one. I even tried to telling them I had a 2 monitor unit and tried to buy the "replacement" parts for the 2 monitor unit that I would need to convert it. Same answer. They don't provide parts. So be careful. Not sure dealing with a company that wont provide replacement parts on a device like this is worth it.

This is perfect for my desk at work. I’m just shy of 6’ and I have the center of the monitors at eye level. My desk is 30” deep. I use the cardboard supplied for the setup to stabilize the deck when standing. I plan to use something a little more pleasing to the eye but for the time being it works. I did a ton of research before buying and this was the best desk converter design I could find. The independent adjustment of the monitors vs the work deck is a must on my list so you’re not looking down at your monitors while standing. I wanted it to be mechanical for reliability vs an electronic one. I also wanted a thin work deck, a high rise and space to put a few papers and things in front of me when I’m standing. The only things I would change are: 1. Have the deck be easily removable so when seated the deck can be out of the way and you can use your whole desktop surface at the same level. 2. Make the monitor supports more adjustable.

Tall enough for a 6'3" person. Raises and lowers easily between desk height and standing height. Pretty solid and stable for typing.