✅ Why Trust This Review: I set up the VERSADESK® Electric Standing Desk Converter in my workshop area to create a makeshift office, and I’ve tested it for some time now. Here's my in-depth experience using it. ✏️ Quick Summary: The VERSADESK® Electric Standing Desk Converter offers a convenient and smooth height adjustment system with an electric push button, making it easy to go from sitting to standing. However, it does have a few issues, including grommets that pull out too easily, some wobbling when extended, and challenges with certain types of mice, particularly Apple’s optical mouse. While assembly is quick and easy, the overall design leaves room for improvement when it comes to sturdiness and functionality. 📝 Design and Build: • Multiple Sizes and Colors: This desk converter comes in different sizes and four color options, making it versatile for various setups. • Height Adjustment: With a range from 5 to 20 inches, this desk converter accommodates a variety of working positions, whether sitting or standing. • Cord Management: The grommets for cord management are a nice touch, but they tend to come out too easily when running cords through, which can be frustrating. • Smooth Surface: The surface looks great, is easy to clean, and gives the desk a sleek, professional appearance. 🧐 Practical Use: • Easy Assembly: Despite looking complicated when you first open the box, the assembly is straightforward and takes about 20 minutes to set up. • Quiet Motor: The electric motor for height adjustment is quiet and smooth, though it moves a bit slower than I would like. • Stability Issues: When extended, the desk converter tends to wobble slightly, which can be distracting, especially when working on more detailed tasks. ⭐️ Advantages: • Easy-to-Use Controls: The electric push-button system makes adjusting the height smooth and effortless. • Sleek Appearance: The converter’s design is classy and clean, and the materials are easy to maintain. • Cord Management: The inclusion of grommets is helpful for keeping cables tidy, although they do pull out too easily. ⚠️ Considerations: • Apple Mouse Incompatibility: Optical mice, like the Apple mouse, do not work well on the surface, and finding a mouse pad to fit the irregular shape of the second tier is challenging. • Wobble When Extended: The desk converter does tend to wobble, especially when raised more than an inch or two, which makes it less stable than I would prefer. • Grommet Issues: The cord management grommets are not securely attached and often come out when trying to run cables through them. 📌 In Conclusion: The VERSADESK® Electric Standing Desk Converter offers smooth functionality and a sleek design but has its downsides, including wobbling when extended and challenges with certain types of optical mice. If you’re looking for a quiet, easy-to-use desk converter that’s fairly simple to assemble, this could work for you, but keep in mind the stability issues and extra attention needed for mouse compatibility. Overall, it’s a good product, but there’s definitely room for improvement in sturdiness and functionality. 💡 Buying Guide: • Who It’s For: Ideal for individuals who want the convenience of an electric standing desk converter with multiple size and color options, and don’t mind a bit of wobble. • What to Look For: Be aware of the potential for wobbling and the limitations with certain types of mice, especially optical ones like Apple’s. ❓ FAQs: • Is it difficult to assemble? No, assembly is straightforward and takes about 20 minutes. • Does the desk wobble? Yes, the desk converter wobbles slightly when extended, which can be distracting. ✍🏼 Final Thoughts: The VERSADESK® Electric Standing Desk Converter is a stylish, functional option for those looking to add flexibility to their workspace. While it has a few drawbacks in terms of stability and mouse compatibility, the electric adjustment system works smoothly, and the desk provides a clean, professional appearance. Just be prepared for some wobble and extra effort with certain types of peripherals. This review was written by U N O V I S I O N, where we focus on providing honest and detailed reviews to help consumers make informed decisions. I hope you found this review helpful.

First OF ALL !! Let us start with where I cam from.... as in what I was using the past 5 years, 2015 to 2020... Oct. So I came from a VariDesk..., older one, from 2015, one thing I like about the Z lifts, if they give you ALL the space UNDER The Desk... because they lift structure and support from the left and ride sides, down the sides only... with a cross bar over the top.. You get 3 levels of usage with those.. top is 1 plane surface, huge, very usable, under it usable.. can dock laptop near back far back, or front far forward, still have keyboard under it, and slide out on a desk you set it on... .... Now issue, I needed this Electric one, because I have 38' monitor, surrounded by 2 34's, all curved and mount arms.. So bending over with handles weak shock or spring assist for 72lbs of displays, would break my back, or if dropped would be catastrophic, and super hard to lift, only had 12 positions, and a bit unstable up high and did not go very high... Ok, fast forward... This set up for VersaDesk Pro...power, ok the Pros: 1. It is the Only Electric to lift 80Lbs...!! all others, only lift around 40 to 45... 2. it is the X lift, so you get smooth strong nice lift, pretty quick, and quiet, safe. 3. Stable up high.. 4. It is ELECTRIC!!! powered, you press a button, so that's Radical!! compared to lifting manually, no doubt about it. 5. Has grommet holes in the rear, ok, for me, they messed up my clamp mount arm positioning, but hey with other set up or arms, I could see how great and clean those are! the CONS!!! 1. The power button is on the TOP the actual work surface area!! Why the HECK!! ? Would you put that there!!! If I set something on it, oh crap, down or UP it goes!! watch out!! and it complete interrupts your work space on the top surface of the desk riser!! put it on the side or front... anywhere but on the work space surface area, that should be all production usable space!!! 2. The KEYBOARD Tray totally SUCKS!!!!!!! I mean WTF!! ? No way, I could just lean a little bit on it to rest my arms for mouse or keyboard, and it is stupid thumb wing nuts you put it on with little silly worthless mountain tab brackets...., and it's 2 inches in under and 2 out... so NO structural support... this is a MASSIVE Design Flaw!! Also I use the support rest arms..., clamp those suckers on and.... A. No room for mouse or mouse pad, and or keyboard now.. and B. If you lean on those, vulcrum points, and snap will go the front of your desk or strip out screws.. or tilt desk and all on top on you!! 3. Having your Keyboard/mouse area separated makes it small and hard to use also, and then the top surface area is now not one plane flush surface... so like what is more useful space with no waste... a 1500 sf 1 story house.. or 2 story with 750sf on each level, but no, you waste space on the stair case.. and so on... Same here, MAKE THE TOP one SINGLE Level!!! it would be STRONG, Safe!!! Usable.. and if you put the button off the top on side or front, WOW imagine that a nice level plane surface area to use for screens, key, board, mouse, and set stuff.. instead of 2 small ones split with weak useless drop down keyboard.. 4. The other thing is with the X lift you LOSE all the space mostly under your desk riser, due to the mechanical slid and motor etc... and if you do not remove .. customize they keyboard thing to be same level..., and you put it on, you'll risk then when lowering smashing your hand, finger, laptop, phone, coffee cup, glasses, whatever you put below, WATCH OUT!!!! also if you use my bracket arm rests for working, you'll dent in top of your desk too!! custom mount or do not use the keyboard level/shelf crap thing or you'll be sorry. It sucks in all ways... but when we did our thing and put it on 1 level, it was different thickness, so we then had to make it match for a few reasons to be flush, to mount arm rests, and keep in alignment. So in summary, great lift, goes really high, smooth, strong, stable, but splitting into the key board level makes 50% of this thing if you need that space.. or want to use it, it's weak and will fail, smash fingers and more, you lose ability to use under your desk at all in front too, and no room... and button on top kind of is lame, but not totally a deal breaker. But hey with a bit of a tweak if you're handy, you can make this thing rock.. I was commit once we had it in place and my other entire set up taken down so off to home depot for supplies to make it right. I will say all the others had things I liked and did not like too, you never know till your particular use case is in play.. but consider all things, I had to entire re do my work space... from stand up desk riser to another.. wow, so many differences! I would have got another but they could not lift the weight I needed, and were not stable up high, and I could not change those things... really.. So this had the foundation I needed the most and could not just add or modify.. upgrade, etc. Over all I wish Versa ...

When I first set up this converter I noticed that it had a slight lean forward. I tested it at different heights and confirmed that it does lean forward. The attached image shows a 2.7° lean, and that measurement was zeroed on the metal frame that sits on the table. Not only that, but because of the lean, the keyboard tray hits the table first while the top surface is still lowering. That causes an abrupt shift which seems quite jarring. I attempted to contact Versadesk support via their web form, but after waiting for over a week I received no response. I called their support line and was told to email support. I emailed support images of the different level readings I was getting, and I was told the engineering team would need to review them and get back to me. I waited three weeks and sent a follow-up. It took over a week to get a response that this was 'completely normal' and that was it. I spent so long waiting for responses from their support that I'm outside the return period and since this is normal the warranty doesn't apply. The part that disappoints me the most about this is I bought this desk after returning one that cost half as much because it didn't feel stable enough. With the 80lbs weight rating, I justified spending twice as much to get something that would be sturdy. Instead, I spent twice as much and ended up stuck with something I'm less happy with. Lesson learned. Next time there's an issue with a purchase I'll just return it right away instead of waiting on support to resolve it.

I love this desk riser! The color matches perfectly with the desk it sits on top of. It is very stable, has plenty of space for office accessories, and has a USB port. It raises high enough for standing eye level work too!

Amazing!! Holds my huge gaming monitor which I use for work and my 15” laptop for work. Keyboard on lower piece. Works very well for my needs for work.

After sitting at desk for 8 hours, i thought i would have to retire soon due to back pain. The desk has improved my quality of life. Good construction. Works easy. Super easier. It does make a popping sound during the first second of when using it. But only last a milli second.

I did a lot of research and comparing this desk to others before settling on this one. It was very easy to assemble (just two pieces). It moves up and down with a button on the front of the desk and glides very easily. Overall it seems very sturdy. Note that the Keyboard/Mouse tray is permanently fixed to the desk and it is not very deep, so my natural/ergonomic split keyboard hangs over the edge just a bit. It easily fits two monitors on it on the 40' desk. When it is at its lowest height, it's about 4' tall which is close to the monitor riser of my third monitor when used sitting. I docked one star because of the condition when it arrived. The box was perfectly fine, but we noted that there was some paint transfer or scratches on the top of the desk, and one of the screws holding the movement assembly underneath the desk had partially ripped out. We fixed it with wood glue and put everything back together. Outside of that, it looks great and is a good value for the money. Other units were a lot more expensive.

I bough several of the VIVO desk riser, and while OK, I wasn't thrilled with it. For my personal use, I wanted to see if the $200 extra is worth it for me to buy this Versadesk....luckily I bought a good as new used desk for $150. I hope to make a fair comparison since not many reviewers here have owned the cheaper risers and the versa desk. What I like: 1. Very good packaging. Very easy assembly. Just 4 thumb screws. No tools needed 2. Thick material...about 50% thicker than the VIVO. 3. Better material...surface is glossy and high quality. Switches are high quality. With the VIVO you get basic MDF surface that has the finish of a cheap closet shelf 4. Much sturdier. Perhaps unfair b/c this is a motorized unit. But it feels and looks much sturdier. What I don't like: though the keyboard tray is sturdier than the VIVO...there's still some flex. The weakness here is that the brackets holding the keyboard is just bent steel. For the price, please reinforce it. I hate bouncy keyboard trays. Summary: when deciding between a $100 and $350 riser, the more expensive Versadesk is obviously much better built, much sturdier. It's also much heavier. Get the VIVO if you are on a budget. It's not as good but works fine. Get the VIVO if you want to save 20lbs of weight. Some of our counters have a hard time handling the versa desk with 2 monitors, etc. Get the VIVO if you don't want another power plug. Get the VIVO if you want rapid up/down adjustment. The motor on the Versadesk is smooth and quiet...but not as fast as manual risers. But for me and for most, you'll the quality of the Versadesk much more reasuring, especially when you have it right next to the VIVO. It's much better, much sturdier. And it's American designed and made :)

I love this thing!! Looks awesome and easy to adjust and maneuver. Perfect for my desk.

This stand up desk looks so nice and works great!! Very easy set up too!