Tangkula Mobile Standing Desk Height-Adjustable Laptop Podium Cart with Tilting Tabletop Adjustable Angle Rolling Stand Up Computer Desk

I kept complaining to my husband that I don’t have anywhere to put my Cricut when I am working and he ordered me this adjustable rolling table. When he ordered it, I l’ll admit it, I was not happy. I didn’t want another piece of furniture taking up space and I didn’t think I’d like it. This table has changed my life in a week spam already. I love that it’s on wheels because when I am using it, I can easily wheel it close to my computer and when I am not using it, I unplug my Cricut machine and roll the table away. The table was easy to put together and I like that is adjustable. It doesn’t take up so much room and it really has been a huge game changer for me Read more

I really like this desk. The reason I purchased this was because I was looking for something that I could store easily and with wheels move out of the way. It's very sturdy and well made and it glides across the floor with ease. It's perfect for my computer and it was very easy to assemble. I would definitely recommend this desk. Read more

This desk was relatively easy to put together. All parts accounted for and the adjustments work well. I didn't realize the back part was the same width as the front, but that's fine. Great size for a laptop +second screen attachment with wireless keyboard and mouse below. Read more

my husband has this and a sit down desk. he keeps his "stuff" on his desk, which also has drawers and a larger monitor. he got this for christmas and loves it, he barely sits anymore! The split design is amazing, there is not enough distance between most tops and keyboard trays on most standing desks. this one he puts his laptop on the higher top and we got a keyboard to go on the lower part and it is perfect. he now stands with good posture at this desk. we love it, highly recommend it. Read more

like! It's sturdy, easy to set up (for one person), and I love that it's easy to adjust the height so I can stand up when I sit for too long and it becomes uncomfortable. Great Value! Read more

Things started off well. The desk was nicely packed with the components separately wrapped. There are 5 different sizes of bolts, and each of the sizes came with an extra bolt. The desk also comes with a phillips tip screwdriver and a cheesy thin wrench that is inadequate for the assembly. The assembly instructions can be described as bare minimum or less. The casters (wheels for the legs) are all shown together. The drawing is so small, and the latches are so small, that you can't tell that there are two casters that are free rolling and two with wheel latches. Obviously the desk needs to be stationary once it's in place. Once you recognize that there are two different types, you can figure out that the lockable ones go on the front legs. It requires some experimentation to set the desktops at heights that are comfortable for you. Unfortunately, the locks that hold up the top part of the legs at your selected heights are bolts that hold on to the circular top part of the legs by friction. To be sure the legs won't collapse, you need to tighten the bolt knobs very tight. This mars the finish on the legs. Now I have 5 marks on each leg where that happened and the paint is gone. I set the back desktop at 43" high. Then I set the front desktop with it's back at the same 43" and its front at 41" so the laptop sits at about a 12 degree angle above horizontal. Unfortunately, with the tops at those heights, there is a fair amount of shake backwards and forwards. And there is not enough forward-backward adjustment on the front top to close the gap between the two desktops. Closest I could get is 1/2". Most disappointing were the plastic inserts into the bottom of the front desktop that connect the top and the front legs. If you are not extremely careful, the inserts are easy to break with mild pressure on the metal bolts. I broke one into two pieces. Fortunately, 3 bolts will hold the top in place. Metal inserts aren't that expensive, and would have been worth an extra dollar or two. If you want to center a 17" laptop on the desktop, you can do so, but the room for the mouse will be inadequate. Even pushing the laptop all the way to one side or the other (depending on which side you want your mouse on), an additional 6" width of the top would be much better. I bought this item to see how I liked a standing desk. I like it a lot. This desk proves the concept, but is far from being a long-term solution as currently designed. Read more

This is easy to maneuver and change height. I got my 17" laptop on one level with my mic and have the second level for other items. I can easily sit or stand and use it. I reused the packaging corner protectors to protect my wall from damage. Read more

I love my standing desk. So convenient. I can adjust the height of the desk as I want. Both are adjustable. It's lightweight, big enough for my stuff. Space convenient for working from home. Easy to assemble: 10/10 points! Ergonomic: of course 10/10 points. Easy to move it everywhere in the house. Let me know if my pics are helpful. Read more