🖥️ Flash Furniture Mobile Sit-Stand Computer Ergonomic Desk in White with 28.25"W Top (Adjustable Range 29" - 41") Review

Works very well. It's very well built. The table rises and falls well. I use it with an easel for painting. Since I can raise and lower the easel, I can stand up and paint instead of bending down to get the bottom parts of the drawing. And since I can rotate it, I can draw where I want to draw instead of getting stuck in one spot. I can also draw from different angles because I can move it easily. For my use it's great!

Package was delivered on time. Assembly took only 45 minutes. One small issue was that the inside edge of the tube between the leg knot and the table support mechanism was rough and didn't match the leg knot. I had to sand it smooth and had to use a hammer to fit it. In general the finish was good but there were imperfections on some metal parts. It's beautiful, functional and lightweight. I'm not complaining about the price I paid. Good value for money!

I really can't say enough good things about this table. Easy to assemble, the whole work took about 20 minutes. It's well designed, sturdy and the wide wheels allow my office chair to fit underneath. The lifting/lowering mechanism is smooth-running, the handle remains inserted from below. I'm a writer and tend to do a lot of typing at times and this desk doesn't wobble like my old portable desk. Can't recommend enough. It fits my 17" laptop and still has room. If it had a glass holder I would…

I like the table very much. This is the perfect size for me. I attached a keyboard tray to it and it made it a lot more ergonomic. I wish the maximum standing height was a bit higher. I'm only 5ft 6in and that seems a bit short. However, if you had a keyboard on your desk, that would probably be fine. Just remember that standing desks require the monitor to be at eye level. So if you use your laptop for a long time, you may experience neck pain. I have an extra stand that holds my…

This is disappointing. I chose this table because it seemed identical to what I saw in Levenger's catalog and in doctors' offices. Unfortunately, while not much cheaper, the difference was significant. My Imac slides on it because the screws that attach the top to the raise/lower mechanism aren't very long, so there's very little tilt from the weight of the Imac alone. Another problem is that he feels stable. I'm not saying he can tip over, but I'm saying I didn't want a $2,000 computer on that

For the money I recommend this desk, but it's worth noting that printing from any angle other than standing will cause some wobbling, which you'll notice when looking at it. your screen. As a bar table, it easily gets 5 stars. As a sitting table, however, I have to dock a few points so that the screen shakes noticeably when dancing. Pros: - Assembly is incredibly easy. I didn't look at the instructions at all and got it done in less than 20 minutes. - All parts feel heavy, well made and sturdy.

All parts are very clearly labeled and packaged - no need to try to distinguish between almost identical parts as is common with most furniture that is somewhat need to be assembled. Once assembled, it feels solid and reliable, except for the casters, which feel cheap. The tabletop laminate looks like the wood grain pattern on the side of a 1980's Magnavox portable TV. It looks good *bad*. , and it seems pretty strong, but it doesn't really look like real wood. The wheels look a bit cheap…