Mount-It! 48.5″ Electric Standing Desk Converter for Dual Monitors, Motorized Sit Stand Electric Desk Riser with USB Port & Device Slot, Keyboard Tray, Adjustable Height Ergonomic Workstation, Black

Fantastic product
I received this today and am very impressed. It is heavy and well built. The motion is very smooth and quiet. Setup and intallation took maybe 10 minutes. You put in six screws screws to attach the keyboard the tighten four more.It has a huge height adjustment. I am 6’1″ and am not at the top of the range. The large surface is perfect.All that and it looks good.

Absolutely Love This!
This is a game.changer in my office. Sitting all day was actually becoming painful. Now I can stand and walk on my home treadmill while I work. I can easily move it down when I need to sit.It was also super easy to put together. 100% love it!

1 year Later – Still Love It!
This desk converter really delivers. I had a lot of requirements, and this met pretty much all of them. I wanted something that was wide enough to fit dual 24″ displays and still have room for my desk phone. Additionally, I wanted a large top work surface for paperwork that wasn’t “scooped out” away from me or littered with cut-outs for phone holders or other nonsense. I also wanted a spacious tray for my keyboard and mouse. I *thought* I wanted a keyboard tray that would slide in and out, but I’ve determined that I much prefer a stationary tray that gives a solid, connected feel.I was worried that this unit was too inexpensive and therefore would be flimsy and cheap feeling, or would be under-built and unstable at full height. Or worse, the motor would be under-powered and fail early. I’m happy to say none of that is true. This desk feels solid and sturdy at any height. I’ll admit I even lean on it a lot, both on the keyboard tray and the top surface, with no issues at all. The motor has been trouble free. I take it up and down a few times a day.As a first time sit-stand desk user, I found the motorized feature to be far more important than I initially thought. It is critical to be able to transition several times a day. I don’t want to sit too long, but my feet start to hurt if I stand too long. The motor encourages easy transitions. If I had to do it manually, I would definitely transition less often. Also, the motor lets you dial in the position at any height you want – no notches! This is important and cannot be overstated.My single gripe with this desk is the mouse pad area. If you want your mouse to inhabit the keyboard tray level, you can either put it outside the tray supports (on one of the outer “wings”) OR you can slide your keyboard all the way against one of the tray supports to make some room for a mouse inside the supports. There is not really enough depth right at the support, so the mousing activities kinda have to be on one side or the other. Unfortunately neither area is really large enough (unless maybe you have a tiny keyboard without a number pad). I use full size keyboard and a large-ish mouse pad with a wrist rest (Belkin WaveRest), which doesn’t really help matters. I found a solution by using a modified iPad box to extend the width and depth of the tray “wing” to fit my WaveRest mouse pad. The iPad box is plenty strong and decently nice looking for this task. It extends only about an inch in each direction. Been using the same box for a year. Works perfect. See photos.Due in part to my good experience with this model, our office now has 3 of these units. I did find the original packaging material to be fairly weak in every case. 2 (out of 3) of the desks arrived with some minor damage that was obviously due to inadequate protection by the packaging materials. The issues were minor in both cases, mostly cosmetic, and not in plain view. We did not bother sending anything back. To be honest, the boxes were in such poor shape upon delivery, it would have been a lot of work to patch them up to send anything back! If you require perfection, be warned that you might not get that on the first try. Hopefully they have addressed this issue in the 1 year since I purchased mine.Other than the mouse pad area and the lackluster shipping boxes, everything else has been a delight. I would absolutely, without question, buy this same desk again.

Keyboard falls off, watch for pinch points.
We got two. On BOTH items, the keyboard tray doesn’t stay in place even when repeated tightened. This occurs on both of them so probably not a one-off issue. It will unexpectedly tilt down sending the keyboard, mouse and anything else on the surface to the floor. We haven’t tried superglue yet but honestly, we shouldn’t have to. Otherwise, it works as expected going up and down. I would be careful of PINCH POINTS though. I’m not sure it would “bounce back” if it came down on something by accident.

We moved to a new office and these desks cannot be raised (i raised my old one by 6in). If i sat at a comfortable leg height, the desk was just above my knees (6ft5).This raised desk is great. at lowest setting, the keyboard shelf is just off the standard surface. but it will raise up so that i can stand comfortably and type in the same position as sitting.I keep it at my “lowest” about 8in off the bottom, but lifting up with the power switch works great, under 10s to top out.The extra usb port by the switch seemed like an odd addition, “why would i use this” but its actually handy, i charge my personal tablet for the train rides, without having it connect to my work PC or a wall charger.the top shelf can fit 2 24in dell 16:10 ratio monitors, as well as a 15in laptop in between (angle screens slightly for space) and the 4 foot wide workspace is nice for overall stability, no side to side play, only slight up and down if you lean on the keyboard.the only slight downside is the keyboard/mouse shelf, i wish it was a bit deeper, but i turned up the dpi and got used to it quickly9/10. If i ever leave, i will be asking for another one at the next office, the only lost point is the mouse area. not a dealbreaker at all.

My wife and I have one each. As we spend a lot of time on computers, they allow us to stand up and continue working. They each carry two 27 inch monitors and two loudspeakers. We have been using them for several months now, and they have worked flawlessly multiple times per day.