Review on Victor Adjustable Sit Stand Standing Converter by Marco Habersham

I was very skeptical as this desktop converter only had one rating. I bought it because it's Prime compliant and I know I won't have a problem with a return as Revain complied. Now I have no interest in returning it and almost everyone in my office wants it. This is a great alternative to spending $1500 on a full size table. I'm giving it five stars overall as the remodeling of this desk exceeded my expectations but that doesn't mean there could be an improvement: Pros: 1. I'm 6ft 5in and on the highest setting it fits me perfectly. 2. The hydraulic system, which converts from sitting to standing and vice versa, runs smoothly and effortlessly. Voltage support is a great idea that solves this problem. 4. Very easy to set up for the most part. 5. You can tilt the monitor vertically and sideways, which some of the more expensive competitors didn't have. nice and big and now holds my keyboard, mouse with mouse pad, photo frame, rubber band and clip holder, places them anywhere etc. 7. It's a solid piece of furniture that doesn't feel fragile at all :one . Tightening the nut that controls the monitor's tilt is a bit fiddly. When you tighten, the monitor wants to move with it. I would recommend having someone else hold the monitor in the desired position while it is being tightened. I would also recommend using a socket wrench as the small crescent wrench just won't cut.2. I think small pre-drilled cutouts for the support legs to rest on the underside of the keyboard tray would be useful just to make sure they stay in place (although mine haven't moved at all since use). Just a thought :) I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to get rid of their kadanka and hopefully avoid blood clots. I hope they have more because we are after them!