Mobile Stand Up Desk with Adjustable Height and Rolling Wheels - Ideal for Home Office, Workstation, Computer, Laptop - Sit or Stand Review

Poor quality, screw areas are uneven, leaving you with a table that cannot be used in full width. Writing desk. The bottom level is not straight with itself. There are no small parts, which makes 1 screw impossible to assemble.

I liked the convenience of a standing desk, but the wheel fell apart and my new touchscreen computer fell off. Now it cost another $300 and 2 weeks without a computer to finish my senior semester of college. I knew better than to put anything of value that high (3/4) on a weak table. It says "carpet wheels" but they break easily, throwing him off balance. Well, this is a table for creativity.

This is a good table if you can get one pre-drilled properly. Configuration doesn't matter. The problem is the instructions are poorly written by someone who never assembled them. They force you to screw the screws UP whereas it would be much easier if you lay the panels on the carpet and screw the screws DOWN.

Great desk. I like that the mouse and keyboard base adjust separately and the caster base fits under the sofa so it's easy to adjust to a comfortable position. I chose a brown wood with a white base, and it goes with all of my basic 'farmhouse decor'. The only downside is that the wheels have a lot of drag even in the unlocked position, making them very difficult to roll. I'm afraid it will scratch my parquet.

I put it together and the hardware has snapped out of the desktop stuff so it can't be screwed back in unless I glue it to the base or maybe gorilla glue? What annoys me even more is that I have no idea how to put it back in the box to return it. I would take it apart first. I'm so sad. It took quite a bit of pressure to do that. I am a single mom and have collected almost all of my furniture including cribs, wardrobes and so on. I'm not new to "assembly required". It was very disappointing.

The one I ordered looked almost like it was someone's return, it had the exact same defect they described. As I persistently reassembled it, I found that the pieces of the tabletop were misaligned and that the crossbar that held the table steady was just at a height where I couldn't get close enough to the table. The wheels didn't all roll properly and I thought it might scratch the wooden floor. It's a good concept but poorly built. No matter how hard I tightened the knobs, one side or the…

The first box was sent to me shredded. Although this is most likely Fedex' fault, I contacted the company that sold it and they immediately helped me fix the problem and sent me a new item. So thumbs up for the company that sold it. In terms of assembly, the instructions were easy to follow, but trying to fit and screw on the last large piece was a bit tricky. Things didn't line up perfectly until you split the table to line up the screw. Once you got it working everything was fine and…

I like the style, the size, the legs are ok, the table top is too wobbly. Won't hold any pressure to talk about it. To hold countertops in place and support them, it relies on a plastic and metal twister that presses down on a metal nut to hold them in place. It's not a big machine. This force or friction is not enough to keep it in place, the table tops will just slip on your feet and become uneven. I've checked how it's put together and it seems correct. One side is worse than the other. I…

This is a nice little table that is a lot cheaper than others you can buy. I was a little worried it would be brittle but it actually seems quite durable. I noticed that some other reviewers said they can't align the different parts and I could see how you can achieve such a result, but you can definitely assemble the table for good use/adjustment. I would recommend loosely attaching the panels and then turning them upside down. Once the table tops are on the floor you can line them up properly