Home Office Desk With Monitor Shelf

In my home office, I have two monitors on my desk and i missed having the two screens when I traveled with my laptop. I originally purchased a less expensive ASUS portable monitor and although it produced a clear and sharp image, i decided I wanted something that would provide a much brighter image and next purchased the ProArt PA 148CTV. This monitor is absolutely perfect as a second screen and i am extremely happy with it. Note, I did not buy it for its creative properties, but just to use it as a high quality add on screen, which it does very well. OK, I know this sounds odd, but i also travel with a 3 ft wide folding desk. This monitor has a tripod socket and I mount it on a mini tripod, so it sits just above my laptop's screen. Perfect!!

Need to mount a monitor on a wall in your home office to free up a little desk space that wold be occupied by the stand? Don't really want an all-singing, all-dancing moves every direction contraption, that sticks too far out from the wall? Then this is the right answer. Mounted a friends 32 curved monitor perfectly and securely. Only downside is a very minimal number of bolts to attach this mount to the monitor; you'll likely as not have a $2 trip to the hardware store for the correct length bolts.

The best monitor I have ever had, bought 2. One for home and one for the office.

I love it. My home office desk is clutter free now.

I am using these speakers on my home office desk (from Uplift Desk) where I do legal work and compose music for symphony orchestra and big band. The speakers work very well in playing back the music using Garritan sounds and Finale. I can clearly hear the individual instruments and locate the occasional wrong note.

I live in a small apartment, so when I started working from home, our dining room table got taken over as a desk. Months later I found this rolling adjustable desk and it has been great. The top shelf fits my two wide screen monitors perfectly. My laptop docking station sits nicely on the third shelf. The second shelf has plenty of room for my keyboard, mousepad, water bottle, pens, paper etc. The shelf does have to be raised by lifting, which isn't too hard. However, to get the shelf back down to sitting level, you have to lift it all the way up above the top notch, which is difficult for me to do alone. I normally have my husband help. Not a huge negative considering the good price and quality of the desk.

Mounted two 4ru racks under the rear shelf of my DIY home studio recording desk. Perfect fit.

Like many I was caught off guard in setting up a home office with the COVID-19 and honestly I put it off thinking it would not be long. After getting this desk I wish I hadn't waited. It's perfect for my needs. My set up has a laptop, mouse, keyboard and 2 external monitors. Everything fits!! I use the lower shelf for the docking hub and that allows for a small desk lamp on the shelf between the monitors. Being selfish the only negative I can find is maybe a bit more room on the main desk area for my personal laptop to work comfortably so I could do remote school work without moving any of my work equipment.

I'm using this monitor for my home office, and it's nice and clear. Excellent value.

First, I'll say I love the desk. It's just what I wanted. A full service desk in a small footprint. It fits a 30 widescreen monitor on the top shelf along with my iPad, and on the next shelf I have a 13 MacBook Pro and Wacom tablet. Accessory shelves hold an external hard drive and headphones. (See photo) The desk showed up in one large, heavy box but seemed pretty well packaged and handled. Opened it up to find all the pieces needed to set up and easy to understand instructions. Overall, it took about 30 min to set up. The only glitch I ran into was that one of the bolt seats in the underside of the top shelf was off-line and wouldn't take a 4th bold as a result. It doesn't really cause a problem, but would have liked the extra bolt for stability that a desk this size can struggle with. I did not install the wheels since this desk is staying put and wheels would have compromised the steadiness of the desk. I use it as a standing desk and appreciate the ratcheting of the main support leg that will hold it in place until you tighten the hand screws. I haven't tried lowering it yet which you need to raise it all the way up before you can lower it. However, with a large monitor on the top shelf, this is not an easy task and I purchased this with the intent on keeping it raised. I use a tall stool to give my legs a break. Some lateral sway if you intentionally move it, but for normal use and typing, I don't notice any more movement than a larger desk. For the price $129 you can't find a better deal. I looked. And B&H had the best price. I will say that the desk actually doesn't ship from B&H, but direct from a second company. Good luck. PS. Mount-it, if you're reading this, I'd be down for you sending a replacement shelf. Thanks.