COSTWAY Height Adjustable Computer Desk, Mobile Sit to Stand Up Desk with Wheels, 95 x 52cm Desktop, Home Office Ergonomic Lifting PC Laptop Table Study Writing Workstation (White)

Bought on the 11th, arrived on the 14th, sooner than expected! Spent alot of time choosing which desk to purchase to suit my needs and this one is perfect. A good large size area to work on and yet the whole desk is quite compact, well thought out design with the tool storage on hand, 2 fabric drawers, a rack underneath, plus the extra slide out table when you just need that extra bit of top space. The stool is fine but I would recommend buying something a little more comfortable if you are going to be sitting for a while. Overall, very happy!

Bought as predominantly a home worker. Easy to assemble but gas riser legs have some movement in the led strut meaning a bit of wobble and annoying rattle noise. No way to adjust this. Not sturdy enough to mount a screen arm or laptop arm as taking that weight causes lots of extra movement. Being on wheels doesn’t help but for general manoeuvring the desk is acceptable. Top height is a bit below what I need to comfortably work with laptop. Top is thinner than anticipated but looks good, but marks fairly easily eg pen ink. I like it but don’t love it and hasn’t resolved my ideal home working desk set up challenge.

Very pleased with it just had one screw missing.

Not happy with this desk, and not easy to take apart to return in its original box.The desk is very wobbly, not suitable for a monitor.The up and down mechanism doesn't work very well when items are on the desk. You can't push it down without using your body weight/central weight on the top of the desk, which requires taking items off first, therefore, isn't convenient if you're using it for work.The 'ergonomic groove' at the front of the desk (where you stand) is not accounted for in the product measurements. Which means the desk is not as deep in the central part where you need the space. Because of this unaccounted loss of space my keyboard doesn't fit like I had hoped.On the plus side... it was easy to assemble and the wheels manoeuvre easily.

Really pleased with this table feels well made and no that tricky to put together, easier with two for some parts. I want something for my sons bedroom for when he comes home, that will allow him to get his electric wheelchair under it and can be moved easily with it having wheels. And ticks both boxes .

Was looking for a height adjustable desk not just for a laptop though. I’ve managed to fit my laptop, monitor and keyboard mouse on and feels very sturdy, I don’t use it for the higher height I use it so I am able to sit lower down with the desk which is great.

As a professional artist I always had a problem with creating a personal space for my works, so this is my dream come true- a compact,but spacious table with the storage units for all of my materials- everything in one place, when and where I need it. The fact that you can actually tilt the table to the angle you need the painting/drawing to be at, is a superb feature. I am very happy with my purchase, as now I actually have my handy working corner, with all my things in one place, stored neatly. I saw similar table in IKEA, but I think this one is much better, as it has far more storage alternatives. A very good investment of my cash, most definetly.

Supremely tricky to put together alone, although once done it feels pretty sturdy, if a little off kilter. A major minus is the fact that the ‘wood’ used to make the table top is soooo soft that the screws used to keep the sheet holder lip thingy in place fell right out and it would screw in again. Subsequently I can’t use the lip thingy and so had to buy clips to keep the paper in place when using the tilt mechanism. And I can’t really use it tilted at all for smaller sized sheets. Defeats the whole purpose of buying a tilting table I know. But, I think I’m just going to get some industrial strength adhesive to fix it into place.