Review on 🖥️ Vintage Oak Mobile Stand Up Desk with Adjustable Height, Wheels, and Storage - Ultimate Home Office Workstation for Sitting or Standing - Rolling Table Laptop Cart by James Hodzic

I really like the desk. It looks good, has a small footprint, rolls easily (easily) and is very stable. The two parts can be lowered flush with each other to form a "normal" table. It also has a holder for a tablet and a place for cables. Adjustable keyboard and mouse trays are a nice feature; I would definitely buy it again and maybe even get a second one. Although assembly seemed easy to me, here are a few pointers that may help those who don't collect much or are collecting for the first time: 1) Get a Philips screwdriver with a comfortable grip - they're $1-3 at Harbor. Charge. The package includes a tool, but I prefer my own screwdriver. 2) Take your time driving the screws into the metal. There were a few (2) that didn't want to get into the threads without a little nudge and a sharp twist - it didn't require any manual handling, it takes patience as you want to make sure you don't rip them off. Just make sure they line up straight and you'll be fine (after a few twists they'll fix the threads for you and everything else will be easy). 3) Two pictures with instructions have been turned upside down. This puts the mouse pad on the wrong (left) side, and the top shelf puts the tablet slot at the back instead of the front. It's a matter of 4 screws to fix it. Of course, if you want a left-handed mouse, then follow along as shown in the picture :) Total build time: 45 minutes (time and counting screws before starting).