Techni Mobili Sit-to-Stand Rolling Adjustable Storage Medical Laptop Computer Cart, Chocolate, B005

Our dental office recently purchased some very expensive digital scanners, and we needed a way to transport them from room to room. There are the perfect solution!They are sturdy, and roll easily. They have extra storage underneath, where we can keep some of the accessories handy. The most important feature is the size of the table top. These scanners have a dongle that plugs in to the side of the laptop, and we needed a surface big enough that the dongle wouldn’t hang over the side and get bumped. This top worked great. The tables are attractive and match the office decor. And I was pleasantly surprised at how affordable they are. Overall, these were a great but, and exactly what we were looking for!

I absolutely LOVE this desk. I am an artist who prefers to stand most of the time when I am working on an illustration. I needed something to act as a desk that was multi-functional and was also easily adjustable from a sitting position to a full standing position, mobile, stylish, sturdy and affordable.The Techni-Mobili Sit to stand laptop computer cart is everything that I wanted, needed and could have asked for all in one super affordable package.Not only does it perform as needed it also has two foot rests on the side for when I’m sitting, an open magazine/storage cubby, a small storage cabinet with a pull down door, and a desk top within a desk top which allows me to set a drink, PS5/TV controller, and reading glasses when the adjustable computer desk is raised up for a standing set up.The adjustable desk top has a small ledge to hold your tablet, laptop, sheet music, work or school folder, etc.The desktop can be quickly and easily configured to go from a flat table top and adjusted to any angle up to about a full 90 degrees using the adjustable nobs which when fully tightened provide a firm, secure and study grip.Once the adjustment nobs are well tightened with a just few turns of the nobs, the table is as stable and as sturdy as any high end piece of office furniture which you would easily expect to pay a few hundred dollars for.The wheels lock and unlock with ease and when unlocked the desk rolls around with ease even when on the carpet.This miracle piece of functional furniture is a must have for anyone who works at home as well as is a legacy fit for anyone who gives presentations or lectures.When it is fully extended the desk stands nearly 5 feet tall or more when adjusted to act as a podium. I am almost 6ft tall and when standing with the desktop adjusted at about a 60 degree angle, the top of the desk sits at mid to upper chest level and when adjusted to operate in a flat desk configuration it sits just at or right below my sternum.Whenever I use the desk in the standing position I feel like I’m a school teacher about to give a lecture to a class of students.When I first began searching online for something that would allow me to stand while I was drawing, I saw a few other options that were available but as soon as I came across the Techni-Mobili and the price was far better than some of the other options as well as the desk was also available for prime next day free delivery.I am so pleased with this product that I have even considered buying another one just to have around the house in case anyone needs it or to give one as a gift to one of my friends who is also an artist.If you have been looking for the perfect mobile desk look no further and BUY one right now! Heck buy 2 if you can spare an extra $70 bucks.You will thank me when you realize what a truly amazing piece of functional furniture the Techni-Mobili mobile laptop desk is.If I had one tiny critique it is that I would have preferred that the lip on the desk was about a half an inch higher to give a little more room to better accommodate the extra thickness of a protective case such as the Logitech case/keyboard I use with my 12 inch IPad Pro. This is a minor issue which is really not an issue at all unless your desk is at an extreme near 45 degree angle and you accidentally bump the desk hard enough to cause it to slip off the lip/ledge.I would highly recommend this product to anyone who has any need for an adjustable mobile desk or podium, it is well suited for home use, the office, classroom, board room, medical office or anywhere else you can think to use it.

These may be factory seconds, given that the price has been so low, however, I am writing this assuming that there is a standard quality they should meet in order to be packaged for sale.The unit is not bad, by any measure. It functions and functions as described. That having been said, the Chocolate coloring is not paint (and I think we all know it isn't stain) but actually a PVC or poly-vinyl coating that has been sprayed on like paint. As such, there are some hairs and fibers, dust particles, etc. that will be permanently under this coating that you will never be free of, as with many products of this type. It is no worse on this unit than any I've purchased of this type and may actually be better on that front.The PVC however, does scratch easily and, therefore, will arrive with scratches due to the standard Ikea type packaging of each piece separated only by a thin sheet of foam fabric or a waxy type of tissue paper. It etches, has oddly sticky places (due to melting) and the like, and the scratches are random in that some pieces were packed to keep the right side more protected but some were not. These imperfections can be cleaned gently with water and the pad of your finger and then a microfiber cloth (remember it is PVC so standard abrasives and even paper towels are out) or they can be left alone which is probably the safest option. Either way, you will see them up close but not from far away or even a few feet away if the room is not in full sunlight. Oddly, the instructions say to keep the unit out of full sunlight (presumably to prevent PVC melting), so this shouldn't bother you too much.The unit is easy to assemble, if you use a tool to pre-poke the holes as the PVC coating is over/covering and inside the holes (which makes it nearly impossible to put the bolts into them without some cleaning out and scraping) but once you clean those tiny holes, they end up being the right size and the bolts will fit. All told, it is very similar to an Ikea kitchen cabinet base or bookcase with lots of bolts screwing into lots of holes, followed by lots of screwing tight those little circular gripper fittings on the receiving side/piece (that probably have a name but I've never bothered to learn it.) If you follow directions, you'll get it done in anywhere from one to two hours. (I took two, but I'm rubbish so figure on one to one and a half, two if you're drunk or have the flu, basically.)The pieces are differentiated, well enough, and marked, well enough, that they can be easily counted and sorted and a little screwdriver is included so you'll be able to work inside the tiny spaces you'll have to get into once it is mostly but not completely assembled. If you forget and close the little door after placing the magnetic strip but without installing the knob (like I did) just stick the knob's screw into the hole and pull the door back (and it will open so you can install the knob). That having been said, installing the knob first is better.The casters are sturdy, all four roll well even on carpet, but they are not large casters so you have to go slowly or they'll catch up and the unit will tilt. The front two do lock, the back two do not and, for balance, given that they are staggered with the wide casters in front and the narrow arrangement in the rear, the unit has been designed very much with those magazines in the picture in mind. If you put no books, it feels a bit unstable, leaning back. If you put in smaller books, to the rear of the storage compartment, it starts to lean back, not enough to fall but enough to be nervous that it might fall. If you put books to the front of the unit or large books that occupy the entire space, then the unit feels very stable and doesn't lean. Put plainly, the books or magazines or files are meant to pull the weight forward a bit as it is back side heavy.Overall, though, with all of that having been stated, this is the safest, most stable, and most attractive option I've come across in years of searching, buying and returning, even with a PVC faux woodgrain finish. This is a high quality, for the money, standing desk for under three hundred dollars. It is strong, well built, does not lean too much or fall over and does not place a laptop in a precarious position on a bending metal arm and is actually mobile without having to pick it up and carry it with you, so, already, it wins against the competition.The only other issue is the mechanism for raising and lowering. The bars are not drilled for the tightening knobs that hold it it place. It is designed as a pressure system, with little knobs pressing a blunt end screw knob into the rod to hold it in place. As a result, you don't have to look at unsightly holes but, rather, unsightly scrapings and scratches that form over time. Pre-drilled holes would have been nice but, again, it is still the best for the money and, most importantly, will not put your laptop at risk. Also, being adjustable, it allows you to sit when you feel like it, which I do about thirty percent of the time so, maybe you might too. Good luck in your starter standing desk search.

Better than I thought, move smoothly and adustable

Looks really nice and the assembly instructions were great, clearly written and with useful pictures.

hubby loves this in his classroom to move around with the kids

For our medical office