Flash Furniture Macon Black Adjustable Height Steel Mobile Computer Desk - Home Office Workstation, Rolling Study Desk for Small Spaces & Dorm Rooms

Assembly:Putting together wasn't terrible, but it wasn't fun. Pretty easy overall.Usage:First off, this laptop stand is really great for my use. I'm a developer/designer. I get back and neck pain that lead to a migraine when I work at a flat surface like a traditional desk so for me it was important to find a stand that I could angle. This gets a 5 star for angle options.It also needs to come close to me so the width apart of legs/wheels/feet are important in how they align with my office chair wheels. Past stands have been a pain to position just perfect with the chair. This one is 4.5 star in that area.Appearance was a huge bonus. I've looked at just about every stand on Amazon and other sites and why does almost every one of them need to look like wood. Personally, I hate fake woodgrain. Why not just be what you are, crappy laminated particle board.Right next to appearance is the material. I like metal things. I use magnets a lot for doing all sorts of things. Another benifit of metal for me personally is Humidity as I use this on my Balcony so laminated particle board stands eventually start getting bubbly and will obsorb anything inlcuding condensation from a drink.The wheels I was worried about. I thought they might be too small. They do ok but if you plan to use on carpet this might not roll so well. I haven't tried tho so I could be wrong.The little basket was originally something I didn't want, but actually it was a nice little addition with its gimbal to rotate. That rim of the cup was originally a tiny bit to big to allow it to tilt as far as I had my table top angled so I fixed that by squeezing it a little. Minor oversight on their end I suppose.Now on to the things I did to make it better! (for my personal use anyways)I hacked an alternative to the dont-fall-off-bar. My laptop is thinner than that so it was uncomfortable on my wrists. I replaced that with those little grippy rubber cable ties cut in half, folded and shoved in the holes. this is just enough to keep my Mac from sliding off.I also added a couple adhesive disks for couple suction cup mounts. Can see those in the pics. Another little addition was a power strip and kitchen stand and the magnetic spine off some old iPad Smart Covers used to hold prevent other small items from sliding off.I plan to make more modifications as I work with it to see how I can perfect comfort mixed with practical use.So far no problems handling the weight of my arms or anything like that. I really like this thing.