Top Rated Sit Stand Desk Converter

I absolutely love this sit-stand desk converter!! I wish I had bought one years ago.

I used this on a standing desk converter (you know one of those contraptions that sit on top of a regular desk) to mount a DSLR so it could be used as a webcam. You will also need a clamp (Manfrotto 035 super clamp) to attach the arm to the desk. The result is adjustable and very stable for the weight of a Canon Rebel camera. The person I set it up for is very happy.

I love my new sit-stand desk converter. It was easy to install and goes up and down fairly easy. I opted for the manual lift and am very happy with it. I have one large monitor and my laptop set up side by side. My only complaint is that I should have ordered one sooner!

This sit-stand workstation sits on top of the desk without any screws, clamps, drilling, etc. It is very sturdy and can support the weight of 2 monitors, keyboard, mouse, and then some. Assembly is a breeze (there is none, basically) and the levers on the sides allow the desk to raise and lower very easily. I love it and highly recommend it! One note: the desk arrived with some slight damage/scratching on the surface, but since it doesn't affect the function at all I just kept it. Too much of a hassle to return.

works exactly as described. a good alternative for a sit-stand desk

Compact and extremely sturdy, this sit/stand converter provides similar functionality to much more expensive models like Varidesk and its imitators. The adjustable gas spring allowed me to match the lift force to the weight of the equipment I have on top ( a 27\ monitor above and a 13\" MacBook Pro below). I modified the position of the lower shelf to accommodate my laptop

This helps get your microphone stand up off the counter top of your desk.

I think these should be the top rated cases.

As a senior, with the early stages of Gloucoma, I was looking for a larger screen that would allow me to sit back from the desk top with Windows 11. This met those requirements and let me retire my older tower and all of it's wired accessories with a minimum learning curve. I did change out the keyboard and mouse for a wireless set, mostly for preference, and my singular criticism would be the lack of a usb port accessable from the front (remidied with a male-to-female usb cable).

This is the ideal item to use with a wireless mic and then sit it on a desk or table top. We use our in our board room. We have it sitting on a desk so that the recording secretary can read back the minutes if needed. Makes it easy for her to read without having to pick up the mic everytime.