Flash Furniture Gia Mobile Sit-Down, Stand-Up White Computer Ergonomic Desk with 28.25"W Top (Adjustable Range 29" - 41")

We bought two of these. One had a few minor scratches but we were okay keeping it. Can be put together by one person. Absolutely sturdy and the rising feature works well and is dependable. I would buy it again if necessary.

Purchased to get me out of my desk chair and this one exceeded my expectations. It was easy to put together and well built, working well for over a year. The size works well for a large laptop, mouse and notepad but is still small enough to tuck away in a corner. The height adjustment offered a wide range, from sitting to standing and everywhere in between. May not be ideal for a extremely tall person standing.

A friend of mine has a similar desk. I really like how I can adjust the height according to what I'm doing. Usually I sit at it, but standing is wonderful with this desk as well. I've pulled it up to my bedside to get work done. I've raised it to a perfect height when sitting in on Skype calls. I like how I can roll it from one room to another. It was pretty easy to put together although you should have your own screwdriver set for some of the components. I find this to be a high quality, value buy. Very happy with it.

Great product. I found the desk is too tall when I sit at my arm chair. I went to the hardware store, get a 3/8 " bolt (coarse thread) and a 2" pipe. Cut to the length you want, cut 4 notches on one end and a small notch on the other end of the pipe. Put it together and i have a custom made desk. Works great. Now I still have a spare rod to bring the desk to its original designed height when I want to use it as a stand up desk..

All the parts come very clearly labeled and packaged -- no trying to distinguish between nearly identical parts as is common with most some-assembly-required furniture. Once assembled, it seems sturdy and reliable, with the exception of the casters which seem cheap.The tabletop laminate looks like the kind of woodgrain you might find on the side of a Magnavox portable TV from 1980. It doesn't look *bad*, and it seems pretty durable, but it doesn't look much like real wood.The casters seem a little chintzy. They're not terrible, but they're just hard plastic hollow wheel-halves with chromed-plastic centers. They can be easily replaced when they break, though, so it's not that big a deal.The manufacturer's quality control might leave something to be desired. My base showed up with only three of the four caster attachment points tapped, i.e. threaded for bolts. I was able to cut threads in the remaining hole pretty quickly and easily (see photo), but this would probably be a show-stopper for most people. None of the other reviews to date mention anything like this, so it might be that the factory's quality control is actually pretty good and that this is the very worst one they've ever sent out.

I really can't say enough good things about this desk. Easy to assemble--the entire job took about 20 minutes. It's well designed, sturdy, and the wide wheels allow for my office chair to fit under it. The raise/lower mechanism is smooth, the handle remains tucked underneath. I'm a writer and I tend to type hard on occasion, and this table doesn't shake like my old mobile desk did. Can't recommend it enough. It holds my 17" laptop with room to spare. If it had a cup holder, I would marry the thing.

Feels solid, adjustable range is great, the right size. But the wheels don’t freely turn to track so I end up scraping 1 of them across the floor instead of rolling most of the time. This table would be 5 stars with better wheels

This mobile desk is very sturdy and well built and is easy to raise and lower. The wheels are easy to roll on carpet. I purchased this desk to supplement my home office work space and to have a stand up work area for certain projects. I love it! It's the perfect size and exactly what I needed to make my work area more efficient and functional!