Mount-It! Sit Stand Workstation for Single Monitor and Keyboard | Height Adjustable Standing Desk Mount with Monitor Mount and Keyboard Tray

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!

Great product, easy installation steps and strong to support a 34 inch ultrawide Monitor!!!

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 desk. Thankfully I have enough room in my office to accommodate this, but this may not be true for everyone. If in doubt, watch the video (among the other images) and observe the transition between the sit and stand position, and take note of the positioning of the user and the tray in relation to the desk itself.A minor note that I've also found that the assembly can be somewhat heavy to lift into the standing position, even with the aid of the hydraulics. It isn't difficult for me but I wonder if others may find it more burdensome.As far as installation, the entire setup was quite straightforward and took me 2.5 hours. One recommendation I could give one that wasn't in the manual would be to place the mounting arm onto the back of the desk as soon as this part has been assembled (early in the process): otherwise, the entire assembly will be too large and unwieldy to maneuver into position

Liked it very much unfortunately it is to heavy for my glass desk and had to be returned.

Good system...I like it for the price point. Has some \bounce to it as it extends out quite a way. Great starter system which allows me to try the \"stand up\" desk concept and keeps my desk clear. If the \"bounce\" was gone

For the price, this is fantastic. The biggest shortfall I see is that the keyboard tray is NOT independently adjustable from the monitor in terms of depth. You can move the monitor up & down from the keyboard tray, but the depth (i.e. how far in front of your face the monitor is) is not adjustable. I'm thinking of some fairly simple modifications I could make to the tray with a drill and some bolts to extend 4-6\ more inches

Was not sure if my 2 monitors would fit so I asked. Got response that they would. WRONG. The mounting block for each monitor stopped the monitor from using the last half inch or so on each side of the mounting bar slot. That much/little made a difference. I had to remove that much from the slot in the metal crossbar for my monitors to fit. Tough decision between sending it back or modifying it; liking the looks of it and having a Dremel swayed it. NOT happy about having to do that, but it was the only way if I were to keep what looked like an otherwise good product..3 stars primarily because when the customer takes the trouble to ask AND provides a link to the monitors' specs, an accurate and truthful response is expected.I have since rotated the mount blocks so I can get horizontal \tilt\" and it works nicely. Both monitors are canted slightly toward the middle and there is no slop or vertical movement. I think a better design would be to have a slight bow in the crossarm to begin with

This is the perfect stand up desk. I noticed in my research of other desks that the keyboard sat higher on the regular desktop. With this desk you can lower the keyboard to you all of you desire as it extends out in front of the desk it is connected to. It was very easy to install and the ease of lifting and lowering your desk is amazing. It has made my work day better.

I purchased the Mount-It! Sit Stand Desk for my office since I use my computer all day. Keep in mind I have not used this product for a full 24 hours yet, but upon first observation, it will be a beneficial product for my use. There is some assembly required, but I did not feel as though it was too difficult to put together- the instructions are efficient. If you are like me and have 24" screens you may have some difficulties. I had about and inch of overlap with my two monitors, which caused them to veer out on the outside, which would have been a no go for me. However, I was able to make the bar the screens attach to a little longer by drilling out the ends so the monitors slide out further, which reduced the overlap(see picture below). If you have a 27" monitors do NOT purchase this product. Your monitors will overlap and not work properly. Another slight issue that I do not like about the setup is the little bit of shaking when standing and typing. Otherwise it would be perfect. I like that it does not take up my whole desk and it moves around to accompany different standing positions at my desk.

The product is SO VERY heavy! I can't understand why since my monitor and keyboard weight maybe 3-4lbs. I liked the instruction photos to put it together; however, an explanation what to do next would have been helpful. The main thing I didn't like was that the board attached to the keyboard where you can put things like pens phone and a drink doesn't sit on my desk which caused the keyboard try to be higher than I needed. At the end of the day I had a lot of wrist pain. Also that piece can't be adjusted so when I tried to move the monitor that keyboard tray moved with it.

Everyone passing by my office commented on how nice my Mount-It! Sit Stand Workstation. I would give a 5 stars if not for one missing screw. I still highly recommended this product to someone who likes to be able to stand or sit to work on the computer and still have plenty of desk space if needed.

Had to build a kick stand for it and is not easily adjustable. Wish we would have gone with the veridesk ...

This mount is constructed using quality components. It was easy to assemble and functions as described. I have the Max size 27 in. monitors installed and they use an adapter sourced from Human-Centric due to the fact that my monitors had no VESA mounting options. The adapters do make the monitors sit away from the original vesa mounts thus I do experience some bounce at all levels, but after a week its really not noticed. The keyboard shelf is not wide enough for a full size keyboard and mouse. The keyboard has to be shifted off the left side to allow enough room to have full control of the mouse across two screens. The Keyboard shelf is constructed to tilt up in a parked position when not in use but if you have a wired keyboard and mouse you have to allow enough slack in the lines to move them. The gas assist for raising and lowering works well and handles the weight.Things I would change: Keyboard Shelf Tilt Up /Tilt Down using an incremental ratchet device, this would allow additional options for Use of the keyboard and being able to lock the shelf would assist when raising and lowering the desk/monitors.An add-on mouse platform would be another great feature.Finally Two 27 in. monitors only allowed to tilt forward or backward makes the viewing area super wide. It would be great if the VESA Mounts would articulate in all directions thus allowing the monitors to tilt inward slightly. Over All this is a good piece of equipment and would purchase another if needed.

Works great for sitting to standing desk. I wish the keyboard tray was closer to the monitor. I am thinking of cutting and welding the mount under the upper tray so that the keyboard tray will be closer.

This stand works as advertised. We have purchased two for our employees. Was not too difficult to assemble. works well either sitting or standing. One has a 32\ TV mounted to it. The only trouble we had was the VESA mount was not the right size for the TV and needed an adapter

This works really smoothly, really well. There's a lever you press on the right to unlock and to move up/down. Flawless and smooth and feels weightless when adjusting although it's quite heavy. Everyone we show it to and who has it go up and down says, \WOW!\"It also swings out the way smoothly on the post. There is a chrome metal ring that sets that height--you set to a place where

Mount-It! seems to make quality, solid products, including this desk. It is exactly what I was looking for and as good as I hoped. The one downside, which I expected, is that the desk shakes a bit in use--it can be seen in the product video and others have mentioned this. It hasn't bothered me so far and is no problem with typing or mousing, and I don't think it would be possible to be any better than it is with this design. My desk is not the most solid, and it works just fine.It is massive, and every bit as big as expected from the dimensions. That said, I'm using this on a 24\ x 48\" desk

After trying multiple options I finally have a stand option for my HUTCH! Yep - nothing else worked but with a little \engineering\" this worked out well. See the pics of how I put this on a hutch. The max heigh of my hutch is 23\" and the depth of the hutch is 24\". What I did was place a block of wood on the bottom of the tower/pole to raise it enough to \"clamp\" the top to the wood at the very top of the hutch while the bottom was still low enough to connect to wood going across the bottom (heavier wood not the thin stuff that panels the back). I had a piece of thin metal that I drilled a holes in and screwed into the wood on the top and bottom which \"firmly\" holds the pole. And there is just engouh room between the pole and the thin panel to rotate. This thing is super sturdy - it hardly moves at all when typing. It does protrude from the hutch a good bit as expted. I do believe it is much more sturdy than the desk mount as the top and bottom are firmly connected. The keyboard is 8-9\" from the edge of the hutch which is a bit odd but no problems as I still can easily reach the hutch top for anything needed and the old desk keyboard tray rolls out nicely right below the mount giving more handy space for stickies

This is the second one purchased. On smaller a desk it hangs over for shorter people.

It's a great, well-built product with only a little bounce. Very easy to raise and lower, and the cables are well kept.My two complaints are that the monitors are mounted parallel to each other instead of being tilted inward a little to face the user; and they are not easily adjustable vertically. I wear contacts most of the time but occasionally need to wear glasses. My glasses have progressive lenses, meaning I have to tilt my head backwards to see the screen properly. I really need to be able to easily adjust the monitors lower on those days.