One such feature is a grommet opening so you can install a monitor mount, plus the dual surfaces raise in sync with each other to provide a steady surface at whatever height you need. Vivo’s standing desk riser comes with some simple extras that makes it just that little bit more convenient as you’re using it. (Image credit: Vivo) Vivo Standing Desk Converter: Features Made from sturdy, high-grade steel the Vivo Standing Height Adjustable Desk Converter has a three-year manufacturer warranty, plus Vivo offers tech support if you have any questions. It is removable, though, so you can have plenty of room underneath the top platform should you need it. However, having a non-electric desk riser does mean there is one less cable to worry about as you work.Īnother design feature that might be an issue for some is that the keyboard tray is fixed, meaning you won’t be able to slide it in or out. This simplicity could be a pro or a con depending on what you’re after, as you won’t have the convenience of instantly going to your preset height as you would with an electric standing desk. There’s a good range of heights on offer too from 4.5 inches to 20 inches, easily adjusted by a simple lever.

The Vivo’s straightforward dual-tier design offers a spacious 31.5 x 15.7-inch surface to place your monitor (or two) or laptop on, with the 31.3 x 11.8-inch keyboard tray beneath providing a handy way to keep your desk free of clutter. For a smaller yet proper sit-stand desk, read our Seville Classics AirLift S3 Electric Standing Desk review (opens in new tab). Vivo Standing Desk Converter: Design and build

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