💻 Enhance Your Workstation with the Lorell Sit-to-Stand Monitor Riser in Sleek Black Design Review

I wasn't sure from the start. Similar products cost about $100 more and are only priced at $35, while this product says it can handle $50. I have 4 monitors and a stand, totaling just over £40. It surprisingly treats her like a champ. So when I say I can get a heavier weight product for a lower price, I totally agree. Getting the riser up doesn't help much at first, but once you get up a few inches the pistons kick in and help get it the rest of the way up. The same applies to the descent. With

After much research this turned out to be the best of the cheaper convertible desk stands. Very happy with it. It's big enough for a couple of monitors, a large backlit (gaming) keyboard, and has enough surface area for a mouse pad and mouse when standing. I'm not exactly sure, but I think Lorell and Rocelco are the same company. from Canada, and the risers on Revain from both companies are identical. I ended up buying this Lorell because I was more sure of the sizes shown (the other one was…

I bought this because I work at home on my computer all day. Sitting all the time takes its toll and when I was working at my desk I used a Varidesk riser and loved it. I don't have money for Varidesk for my home office, but I needed something to help my lower back. This more affordable stand is just the right size for my needs (the top shelf holds my dual monitors and the keyboard shelf holds my roller mouse and extra wide keyboard with attached wrist art). This riser goes down normally, but…