ErgoConvert Electric Sit Stand Desk Converter

  • $399.99
  • $269.99

Customer Reviews

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Brad
Overall great product, with some minor flaws

This product is great, let me stay with that. Mechanism is smooth and the double levels for laptop and keyboard is something I haven't seen from many other companies.
What I think could be improved is if there were holes on both sides of the main tray to accommodate the controller and power brick on either side. I have a vertical mouse and had to unmount the controller in order to use it. A simple fix to move it to the other side, but predrilled holes for it on the other side would have been nice.
Secondly, the keyboard tray is too narrow, and not adjustable. It would be nice to have a slightly larger, adjustable tray versus fixed.
Pretty happy other than those two points!

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Ava Dubois
Efficient!

With electric height adjustment, this standing desk converter quickly transforms any desk into a sit-stand workstation, boosting productivity and comfort.

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Steve Tucker
An impressive addition to any workspace.

Great way to add movement to your workday without investing in a full sit-stand desk. It's easy to install and operate, has a large work surface, and a cable management system to reduce clutter. The electric lift mechanism allows for smooth transitions between sitting and standing, and the sturdy construction ensures durability.

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William
Great desk, so-so stand.

Very impressed with the build quality on this desk. All the metal is gorgeously powder-coated and made of seriously thick metal. There is almost no wobble at full extension, and it goes up/down smoothly. I'm 6' tall an stand on a 1.5" platform and it goes high enough for me with 2" of rise to spare. Only complaint I have is the particle board work surface & keyboard tray just have drilled holes for wood-screws... I'd rather have seen threaded inserts here.

The monitor stand, though, was disappointing. Though well built, the back-most joint was double-bolted for some reason, so it does not act like a joint. This makes it impossible to get my 24" monitors to meet in the centre without a 3" gap. Removing one of the bolts solves this issue, but seems an odd choice. Also, the joints were all a bit loose, so suggest you pop off the plastic caps and tighten everything up once your monitors are positioned perfectly. Adjusting monitors up/down is also very difficult, although that is an issue with any stand of this design.

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Katherine
What our office needed

Originally was looking to get a standing desk, but this looked promising. Turned out better than expected. Needed 2 people to set it up but once it was up, it worked perfectly for our staff.