Rocelco 40" Large Height Adjustable Standing Desk Converter with Dual Monitor Stand - Quick Sit Stand Up Computer Workstation Riser - Retractable Keyboard Tray - Teak Wood (R DADRT-40-DMS) | Ergonomic Home Office Setup for Productivity & Comfort

This desk is perfect for me. I have 2 - 24" Dell Monitors, side by side cocked at an angle to each other. They fit perfectly with no overhang and plenty of desk space to work. It is a good size desk and will accommodate bigger monitors for sure. As for the height - I'm 5'9, average large (200#), and I don't use it fully raised... It's just too tall. Good for 6 ft+.I researched so many options and figured out that I wanted one that went straight up and down with the elevating legs evenly placed on each side and not sliding to one side (you'll see what I mean when you start looking). And others come up and forward, limiting the space behind you if you are in a cubicle. I am not in a cubicle, but people walk around me, so it would be inconvenient to raise up and out.I suggest you watch video reviews like I did and figure out what you want. If you get a chance to go to an office store that sells them, I definitely recommend that. I didn't. I just took my best guess based on my research and am VERY happy with my choice.Very solid and stable construction. Raise and lower super easy with what I feel is just the right amount of resistance. Love the handle openings on each side, it allows me to grab the desk and pull myself into a good position when i'm sitting in my chair and need to tuck in for a long proposal draw or email session. (Plus, I have roller blade wheels on my desk chair and roll around super easy. The handles help me to get back, heheh.) That's how solid and stable this thing is. I often lean on it when i'm standing, and it doesn't creak or make any noise really. The keyboard tray would fit keyboard and mouse if I had a smaller keyboard, but having my mouse on top works better for me since I use it 70% of the time.Love the retractable keyboard tray, it's very user friendly.- One thing though: When I rest my arms on the top, I lay them right over those 2 black rivets (see them in the pic by the mouse and cell phone...?). I often get a little residual shock, not unlike static electricity.I think its from the carpet in the office. I will paint over them eventually if it keeps happening.I highly recommend this desk raiser. It is the first and only one I have ever had, but I would buy it again for myself and others.