Easy to use, feels sturdy & I was concerned about the distance it pulls out from the desk when in standing mode but it's all good.

Easy to use, feels sturdy & I was concerned about the distance it pulls out from the desk when in standing mode but it's all good.  Read Less

I have purchased 4 so far. What does that tell you? It works exactly as advertised! I'm using it write now! My sciatica is GONE!

I have purchased 4 so far. What does that tell you? It works exactly as advertised! I'm using it write now! My sciatica is GONE!  Read Less

Great product! I hesitated before buying, because of the following three concerns (all of these resolved to my satisfaction):F...  Read More

Great product! I hesitated before buying, because of the following three concerns (all of these resolved to my satisfaction):First, I wondered whether I'd prefer the Pro Plus, with its extra level for a keyboard. I'm glad I went with the Pro. The Pro provides a nice worktop area to spread out notes and books (i.e., while in the sitting position); plus, since the keyboard shelf slides in and out (unlike with the Pro Plus), this provides the option of tucking the keyboard away (when not typing), enabling the full advantage of that big flat desk space. By contrast, the layout of the Pro Plus makes the entire desk space occupied by the Varidesk nearly useless for any tasks except typing and computer use; this means that with the Pro Plus (unlike the Pro), you need an additional desk for tasks that do not involve computer use. The only disadvantage I can see with the Pro (versus the Pro Plus), is that upon setting the monitor to a perfect height for the sitting position, it ends up being slightly low in the standing position (since the keyboard is at the same level with the monitor, in the standing position). I deal with this by adjusting the tilt on my two monitors when shifting to standing position (a minor inconvenience).Second, I worried about how far the desktop projects forward (a feature of all Varidesk models), when raising it to maximum height. Turns out that it only projects out very far, when in the highest two positions. So, if you have the option of getting enough height while only raising to one of the medium-high height positions (I do, yet I'm 6' tall), it doesn't project out very far (if at all).Third, Amazon estimates delivery at around two weeks (even though in-stock), which bothered me. Other reviewers noted that it ships very fast. Indeed, mine arrived in two days.One of my colleagues purchased another (less expensive) brand, but its keyboard shelf is so narrow that in order to fit both his keyboard and mouse, he has to move the keyboard all the way to the left, meaning that his desk chair is no longer centered with his desktop. By contrast, a nice feature with the Varidesk models is that they provide a very generous space (width-wise) for the keyboard and mouse. I can add that the build quality of the Varidesk appears much better than the colleague's brand: my Varidesk weighs about 15 pounds more (very solid!), and yet mine raises/lowers much more smoothly and easily.Finally, I'll add that the Pro 36 is quite huge. I like this, as it gives me a massive amount of desk space to spread out my notes (as already noted), and, happily, my rather large desk can accommodate this. But I suspect that the Pro 30 would be more than big enough for most users, and indeed I'll probably purchase that size for my other office.  Read Less