Standing Desk Ergonomics Chair

I love my standing desk. It is so easy to use and has made my back feel better!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just got my hands on the White Electric Standing Desk Converter and I have to say, I'm really happy with it! The white finish gives it a modern look and the desk operates so smoothly thanks to the electric mechanism. Going from sitting to standing is a breeze and the 38" desktop has plenty of room for my setup. This desk feels really sturdy and well-made. One feature that's been a huge help for me is the ability to adjust the height with buttons. It's made a big difference in my comfort throughout the day. All in all, I'm super impressed with this standing desk. It's both good-looking and easy to use, so it's a great option for anyone out there looking for a standing desk.

This is a nice, unobtrusive way to manage cords for a standing desk.

Works exactly as expected! Connects perfectly to my standing desk.

This workstation provides the option of sitting or standing while working at our desk.

I have a standing desk and these mounts were exactly what I was looking for. Easy to mount and align.

I was worried about the lawn chair design. But it's work well if you need the whole thing foldable for storage. It's comfortable and the ergonomics are good for driving

Works well to stand on - for photographing large crowd, or sitting on to photograph young children. For sitting, it even comes with a cushion that you can put on and take off. Works very easy to open and close, and takes very little space when closed (and even when open - compared to ladder etc.). Ingenious and simple system of opening and closing. Some have commentated or asked about stability. It's not exactly as standing on a 6' A-frame ladder, or on a solid metal construction four-legged chair. I would compare it to standing on a folding chair; you'll feel some flex, but you really do get a firm platform, and, as long as you step up and down firmly and in the center (not too close to the edge), you'll be fine.

As several others have pointed out, the knees get weaker as we all get older. I measured my chair seat height, but against the notations of others here, I went with the 22 inch height vs. the 18 inch height, thus putting my hips a bit above my knees, which makes it easier to stand. But I also purchased a second chair for a slightly shorter friend. Supports my weight well, and honestly, if you are 18 or much older, having a place to sit for long stretches beats standing for hours. I would rate this as an essential, mandatory piece of photo support equipment! And it's kind of fun to get envious looks from people left standing!

I bought this chair to use at work when my hip started hurting and I couldn't sit on my chair. Then standing was just too much for my legs and I thought it'd be best to be able to lean. Then I searched leaning chairs and found this one. It works sooo great. I got it for work, but now I bring it to tennis events and just about everywhere. It's soo very useful and easy to use. Perfect complement to sitting and standing at work all day. All my coworkers and friends love it too!