VIVO Sit-Stand Wall Mount Counterbalance Height Adjustable Monitor and Keyboard Workstation for Screens up to 27 inches, White STAND-SIT1KW

This is a great product if ur using a feather light monitor. The allen key to tighten adjustment doesn’t tighten up enough for my iMac computer it just flops over I am greatly disappointed and out the expense plus cost for iMac adapter made by same company so it’s supposed to work yet im quite sure manufacturing didn’t test it first before marketing.

Keyboard mount is a little loose (tilt left/right), so things slide allot when you rest your hand on a mouse. Works well otherwise

As a keyboard/monitor stand this works really well as a dual monitor stand that you need to move around a lot. The sit stand lifts are a little touchy, but they work after adjusting. It is a sturdy unit so I expect it to hold up for quite a while. The major problem is the keyboard tray. First off, they way it is put together they expect you to velcro the keyboard in place. We opted to flip the tray around so there was a little lip to rest the equipment on. The second major problem is two of the units hold the keyboard tray level and sturdy, but the third one does not, it droops and the replacement we got droops also. We have learned to work around that one, but will probably look to get a different model in the future.

We use these computer mounting systems for workstations in our office. They are fully adjustable and very sturdy. We really like that you can swivel the mounts so that the monitor and keyboard are flush against the wall and easily pull them back out when needed. Previously, we would mount the monitor to the wall and install a shelf for the keyboard. It was very limiting and not adjustable. We are now converting all of our computer stations to this mounting system. This is the third one we have purchased and installed and plan on buying more.

I love how they show you in the photos that the keybored stand can stay in the lower adjustment. I guess it can? But the second you tap the bottom of that thing to make it move back up and out of the way, is the exact second you are going to with you had pushed your monitor back against the wall all the way. And that you are entirely out of the way. Because that tray come rocketing up at Mach 1 and takes everything out as it does launching your mouse and keybored in the stratosphere. Absolute disaster of a build. Not worth 100 bucks. I used a Bungie cord to hold the thing down because I went the affirm to buy it and I have to pay the money back regardless so I just kept it. 100% would not recommend.

I'm a healthcare practitioner that stands in treatment rooms during encounters with patients. Excellent way to record treatment notes. Gives a very sleek, modern look to my office and draws numerous compliments. There can be a slight bit of tray bouncing while typing, but you get used to it. Also very handy with a large monitor to be able to swing the display arm over to patients to show them an informative picture from the internet rather than having charts on your wall that don't change and may not convey what you're trying to show someone.

Good: the articulating arms. Bad: the keyboard is "backwards" - the lip that should hold the keyboard is on the TOP, not at the bottom, we do NOT want to use adhesive to hold the keyboard to the holder. Wish we would have known before our return window ran out.

I’ve been using for a few months and am very happy with the purchase. Sturdy and easy to adjust, I have attached to the wall next o my desk. Allows me to lean back in my desk chair and bring the monitor close enough so I don’t have to wear my distance glasses, has helped stop my back pain. Only drawback is when I have the keyboard tray tilted down the mouse will slide off when not in use.

Bought this for my husband who is disabled and can’t get around easily It allows him to enjoy playing his computer in the comfort of his recliner Easy enough to set up even for me! ;)

They keyboard tray cannot be set level unless you wedge the included Allen key, really disappointing problem. It is serving well otherwise.

Brought for our pet grooming shop in the back area for staff use and it works great. Almost a year now and no issues with it at all, apart from they could have a bar across the front for the keyboard to sit on, rather then velcro stickers. It tucks back away nicely, you just have to tweak it so you get the tension right, which is where the assembly is a little trickier. Its a great buy for a small space saving area and works well for light use ase the keyboard platform is not meant for lots of use.

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Durable enough and installation wasn't complicated, but I would prefer more stability for the keyboard. I expected a bit of wobbliness compared to a traditional keyboard setup, but there is a little more bounce when typing than I would like. I particularly like the ability to adjust the tension on both the monitor and keyboard arms.