Adjustable Bike Desk - Rolling Laptop Cart for Stationary Bike or Trainer - Exercise While Working or Watching TV - Standing Desk

I recently bought a trainer (wahoo Kickr Core) and had the idea of trying to play a few PC games while indoor cycling (spinning?), so I can be less lazy. I already had previous success with my Nintendo Switch (detached joycons make this easy), so I decided to give this a shot. This desk fits my small wireless keyboard and mouse pretty comfortably, is easy to use, and feels pretty sturdy. Plus room for all my other stuff (phones, water bottles, etc...)Assembly:Not bad, I have three left over nuts for some reason. Basically, assembly is just tightening a few nuts/bolts and this comes with the required tools. Was up in running in ~10-15 minutes.The worst part is the styrofoam used in the packaging, it's the cheap kind and there were large pieces that I had to break down to fit in the trash, and it created a mess of small particles all over my floor. Have a shop vac ready if you don't have a large trash can or otherwise plan on keeping the box around.Pros:- This really works, I can easily play PC games while cycling indoors. I tried out Halo: TMCC on PC (Reach co-op campaign w/ friend) and Minecraft, both were easily playable while my heart rate was ~150-160bpm. The desk is actually pretty comfortable (no sharp edges/bad materials to lay arms on). Easily some of the funnest gaming sessions I've had.- Cycling provides a lot of additional enjoyment to my games, this desk helps deliver that experience.- I wouldn't try this for any competitive gaming, just cooperative stuff on easier difficulties :S- Easy to raise/lower height. You can use this as a normal desk without a bike as well, it's just a little high at the lowest setting (raise your seat/use a bar stool).- You can also easily use this as a standing desk, I'm reasonably tall and this scales up to my standing level easily. I am currently typing this review while standing.- Cupholders! They fit my cycling bottles (that usually fit into the cages) perfectly- Stands for your devices: it easily fits my iPad Pro 12.9", which is a pretty hefty tablet. There appears to be holes for some cable management as well.- I like the grippy materials on the surface of the desk, they make things sliding around less likely. If you plan to use a mouse, you will need a mousepad.- Seems like good value compared to the Wahoo desk, but tbh I never tried that one.Cons:- Bumping into the desk may knock a few things onto the ground if they aren't secured (computer mice). Just be careful if you're using this in a tight space like me.- The stryofoam. Ugh.- My USB-C cables wouldn't fit through the holes as the plastic surrounding the connector was too large, but my lightning cables do. Should be fixable with a dremel/drill if you are brave?Conclusion:Good value and versatile (usable while standing/sitting/spinning). None of the cons above are enough to detract a star IMO. I have only had the desk for ~4 days, and will update the review in case anything goes wrong (I plan on using it aggressively), but so far so good! I can see myself using this desk every day, and have so far.

Had to exchange the first order due to misaligned/crooked extension arms. The blue adjustment buttons never extended above table top and were recessed inside the table slot. Check this before assembling. The 2nd order arrived quickly and went together with no problems. This table gets 5 Stars for the easy roll design, quality, and high extension length. Due to the 4 bolts that support the arms, this stand can't be used without the casters. The casters also screw into threaded inserts, which have been pressed into the hollow base. Meaning, excessive force when tightening the casters down will result in the inserts spinning in the base, making the casters virtually impossible to remove.

So far I'm really happy with this movable stand. I purchased the HomeTro walking pad from Amazon, not realizing it didn't come with any kind of bar and with my inner ear issues I need something to touch or hold every so often while walking on a treadmill. It took about a week to get here but that's understandable considering it's weight. It was extremely easy to put together and feels quite sturdy. The table top has plenty of room and the rubber pad keeps anything from rolling or sliding around. There's plenty of space for a laptop, a large water bottle, a large book, etc. I don't like that the cup holders are in the front, I wish they were towards the back but it's not a big deal. I'll probably keep my cup on the table top and use the cup holders for my remotes. Speaking of the table top, it raises and lowers very easily. You push the two blue buttons and pull or push, up or down and it locks into place. The wheels roll really well, even on carpet which is what mine is sitting on. I'm a little concerned with the wheels because there's only 3 instead of 4 but if anything I could remove the wheels altogether and it'll be a bit more stable. Price-wise it's a little expensive but considering everything else that was cheaper either looked like junk or wasn't what I wanted, it's worth it when you find what you're looking for. This was exactly what I wanted when searching for a universal treadmill stand-bar. Definitely recommend, 10/10.

The finished product seems pretty decent, particularly given the price. The only thing is that I can confirm other comments in that while my box was completely untouched and undamaged, I was also missing hardware. Specifically, while two of the roller feet had a jam nut (one of the locking rollers and the one non-locking roller), the remaining locking roller was missing the jam nut. That nut should not be a locking nut, such as one with a nylon insert lock. Additionally, the two vertical legs each have two bolts, which are affixed with a flat washer and a locknut each. One of those locknuts was also missing. In the event that others encounter this, both nuts are metric 8x1.25 nuts. I fortunately have a pretty well equipped shop, and had both locking and regular nuts on hand. Once assembled, the unit works, seems pretty stable, and I can't complain about it.