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Other commenters have noted that the desk isn't adjustable. I bought a Varidesk ( http://www.varidesk.com/ http://www.varidesk.com/ ); doesn't need any motors,
by jdeisenberg 12y ago
Other commenters have noted that the desk isn't adjustable. I bought a Varidesk ( http://www.varidesk.com/ http://www.varidesk.com/ ); doesn't need any motors, adjusts quickly, fits on existing desks, cost is under $US400. [No, I don't work for them nor am I an investor in the company. I just like the product. A lot.] Edit to fix link.
- rickr 12y agoFYI: Your link has ); appended to it. http://varidesk.com http://varidesk.com I also had a varidesk and wasn't too fond of it. There was no real good way to place a keyboard/mouse on the tray and it was a bit wobbly for my tastes. The product itself was well built, and it was very easy to move up and down though.
- slantyyz 12y agoAnother worth consideration is the Winston: http://www.lcdarms.com/winston-sit-stand-workstation.php http://www.lcdarms.com/winston-sit-stand-workstation.php Of the sit-stand converters I've been looking into, the Varidesk and Winston seem better than products like the Kangaroo Pro, ReadyDesk, etc.
- aerick 12y agoThis looks to be a great solution! How hard is it to transform from sitting to standing and vice versa?
- jdeisenberg 12y agoTakes less than 10 seconds. Just squeeze handles at sides and lift or lower. It's spring-assisted.
- xakaxxxjoey 12y agoI know that SimplifiedBuilding.com Does offer Adjustable desks. It looks like Donnie just chose not to go for that option.