HOMIDEC Standing Desk 32 Inch Portable Small Desk Adjustable Height Rolling Home Office Desks with Wheels Sit Stand

It was not bad putting together. It's just what I wanted. It's pretty sturdy but a little less sturdy when extended high. It fits good over my treadmill and is not in the way. Read more

I bought this standing desk for my son, and he loves it! It’s super easy to move from the bedroom to the living room, which makes it really convenient for both studying and working. The adjustable height is great, and the size is just right. It’s perfect for a small space and really helps save a lot of room. Overall, it’s a perfect little desk for home use! Read more

Functional; easy to assemble. Adjusting from seat height to standing isn’t simple. Do not leave anything on the desk while adjusting height. Read more

The quality of this desk is very good. Easy to assemble. Read more

I've been wanting a stand-up desk for a long time. I bought this one because it was lightweight and the right size for my space. I love it! It moves easily and will lock into place for stability. It has enough surface area for my laptop, mouse pad, and working papers. It is nice to be able to walk up to my computer and start working without sitting at a desk for hours. Read more

The desk is very sturdy and practical. The height can be adjusted between 29.1" and 43.3". it's also suitable for children. it's very cost-effective. I like it very much. Read more

The desk is very lightweight, the wheels do not turn at all, and it's ridiculous to try to raise/lower the desk. Very cheaply made, way overpriced for a low quality desk. In order to raise the desk you have to completely unscrew the pins, remove them, pull the desk up, line up the holes again and hold the desk up somehow while trying to screw the pins back in place. The only way I see to do this is to remove everything on the desk, lay it down sideways so you don't hurt yourself or break anything on the desk. The upper adjusters are also meant to be used to raise the desk, but they do not go into holes or anything, so you're just tightening the screws onto bare metal, scratching it all up, there is nothing to protect the poles from being destroyed over time. The wheels are just for show, they don't actually turn, so if you have laminate flooring, it will scratch because you are just dragging plastic over it. It's best to just pick up the whole thing and move it. The desk is so lightweight that I would not recommend using a flat treadmill underneath, because if you bump it, things will probably go flying. Also, this desk is not very stable, so on a carpet, it wobbles a little because it is so lightweight. The desk does not go low enough to use while sitting on the sofa, you really need to use a desk chair or something of that height. As I was assembling it, I actually ripped open a finger because it has exposed sharp metal where they did not sand it down properly. Read more

Great desk in sitting position. When put in the highest position, it does get wobbly. This would not be ideal for sit-to-stand desks as adjusting is a pain especially when you have several items on top of it and do not want to disrupt your layout. But good to test if you like sit-to-stand desks as it is cheap. Good quality wood and clear instructions to assemble. Read more