Review on 📚 Versatile and Stylish Workpad: Adjustable Height Espresso Laptop Cart with Mobile Desk by Lynn Warwick

Pros: The sit/stand transition is very easy and smooth; The lever is very easy to reach; In general, the table is very stable; Ideal height options; There is enough space on the table. Cons: The top is a little wobbly; When the table reaches seat height, I have to be careful not to hit the lever with my knees. I've had this table for about 3 months now. The size of the desk is perfect for my laptop or keyboard/mouse. I put it on a desk with external monitors which makes my workspace very flexible and it works great with the sit/stand option. It's definitely nice to be able to get up after hours of sitting. Since my table is on a wooden floor, I made a small change: instead of on wheels, I put it on felt furniture stands, which works great in my situation. I have to be careful when pouring him a drink and raising the table. I've spilled my tea a few times when picking it up because the table is a little wobbly. This is to be expected due to the design. I often lean against him when he's standing, and he unhesitatingly supports me (i.e. doesn't endanger the table). Of course I'm not a very heavy person. But I'm about 185 cm tall and the height of the table suits me well. The table's surface, despite being a wood grain printed laminate covering what appears to be wood (MDF?), has stood the test of time. very good. I have a few small scratches that are not noticeable. As I said, I spilled and cleaned it up relatively quickly and it didn't affect the finish in any way. Overall, I can say that I am very satisfied with the table. I've seen Ikea recently release a Bekant variant with an automatic raise/lower function, but I'd probably buy Jesper again instead of this table (although I've thought about getting Bekant to work alongside Jesper).