Mount-It! Single Monitor Adjustable Sit Stand Workstation | MI-7903

This is gigantic. I was imagining a lower profile with more flexibility. We ended up modifying it by removing the black tray and tucking the keyboard back further this gained us some space and range. It is very sturdy and heavy duty will probably last forever!

Pretty good for just north of $100. Stand is pretty solidly built and easy enough to assemble. Some minor quibbles:-The wrist pad is fairly uncomfortable but easy enough to remove.-There monitor can only be raised/lowered independent of the keyboard platform. I wish the monitor could be lowered more. I also wish I could move the keyboard platform further away from the monitor-The monitor/platform assembly lists slightly counterclockwise; I wish there was a way to adjust/compensate for this.-The plastic organizer could be made of a better material; it's cheap plastic.Otherwise it doesn't jiggle too much during normal use and the cable management is A+. I'd say it's pretty good value for money.

In need of a standing desk to help with some chronic fascia pain in my side that makes it very uncomfortable to sit for very long I looked everywhere and found this to be the best and the only one of its kind among any sit-stand converter available. Not only is the entire product very sturdy and the hydraulic lift feature very helpful but the dual monitor mounts are also terrific and have no trouble accommodating my 27-inch and 24-inch displays. The separate shelf in-between the monitor mounts and keyboard shelf is also an excellent place to keep remotes food and drink glasses etc. Also I was especially pleased that the kit wasn't too heavy to keep mounted on my mostly-glass desk.What made this the best and only option for me though was the vertical placement of the keyboard and mouse tray lower than the height of the desk mount when in the sitting position. My desk is a bit higher than normal and this is one of the few products that offered this necessary design feature for my situation (something one would expect to be more common). Curiously many other mount kits require the keyboard and mouse to be placed either on the desk itself or higher than it. Why anyone would want to reach up to use the keyboard is a mystery to me.One small disadvantage (if it can be called that) is the horizontal placement of the keyboard tray which is based on the depth of the entire assembly. When in the sitting or standing position this kit places the tray a few feet out from the edge of my…