The Edge Desk Ergonomic Kneeling Chair and Desk. Adjustable and Portable. Encourages Proper Upright Sitting, Reduces Fatigue and Pain

I love this desk so much! For roughly double the price of a regular kneeling chair you get a desk/chair all in one. It is so comfortable, I like to sit on it just to watch tv/eat dinner. No regrets! It Arrived quickly and was super easy to assemble,

Love this desk. It is super comfortable. Everyone who sits in it agrees.This purchase is my second.I use it for both art and laptop use. I love how easy it is to carry around the house to change up my environment. It is also easy to tuck away under the bed.Two issues: the plastic surface is textured, meaning I always need a smooth board beneath any drawing surface. The top is also is very slick, so it doesn't hold anything in place without a rubber pad or other support. Do not leave your computer or phone on the desk when it is at an angle.Secondly, the top is very wiggly due to all the adjustable hinges. This is a trade off for all the flexibility this desk brings. It hasn't been a problem, yet, but I don't have kids or others that might bump it while I'm working.

It needs to have better support for the top part it really makes it difficult to feel like it was fully worth the investment.

This is one of the best things I have ever bought!. When covid19 hit and I found myself working from home, I immediately realized I needed something to set up a work space - sitting hunched over on my bed was hurting my back. I initially wanted an ergonomic kneeling bench (I figured I could use a cutting board on my bed to prop up my monitor) but then I stumbled across this desk, which was only about $30 more than the premium benches. Space Is definitely an issue, which is why I wasn't initially looking for a desk, and although this is bigger than I was expecting, both in its folded state and set up, I am grateful I found it. Not only is it good for work, it also doubles as an art table! I've always wanted a drawing/drafting table, and now I have one!Like I said, it's larger than I expected, so it also weighs more than I expected. I can still move it around without too much difficulty, but someone who isn't very strong might have trouble. And while it's sturdy enough for a laptop, or keyboard and mouse, or art supplies, I wouldn't try putting anything heavier on it.

I have been using it for a month or so. Good concept ergonomically, but construction is not that great.PROSEasy to assembleEasy to moveFor the most part, the ergonomic works.CONSIf you are 5 feet or under; this is NOT for you. I am 5 feet and using it at its max settings the desk/chair is not comfortable. The table is too high; as such, my arms are not perpendicular to the table so very uncomfortable. It''s good for short periods of time, but not for a full day of work.The pads are extremely flimsy; they do not have enough cushion; not sure why the did such a short-cut where this could be a big plus to the product.Sitting on these pads is NOT comfortable at all and my knees press right into the solid part. It's not a weight issue, I weight about 118 lbs. So if you are tall husky person, it may be very uncomfortable.Again, the concept is great, but the flaws make it a very poor choice for a work desk. I should have gone with my first inclination to return this product.in general, I do not recommend this product for several hours of work. Save the money, buy a kneeling char instead.

Great product for someone with little space. The desk sets up very easily (+/- a minute or two). It was perfect for working from home while sheltering in place.Comes fully assembled.

I really do like this desk. I didn't know there were such things, but I was not let down by the result. This product comes pre-assembled, so if you're mechanically clueless, like myself, there's not much to worry about. The seat is quite comfortably cushioned, and the knee rests are a surprisingly good idea.It's not at all uncomfortable as it might sound. It's to encourage a healthier posture, which I can appreciate, since I have a bad habit of hunching or slouching in my seat. If your legs get tired from being in that position, you can still lift them and rest your feet on the cushions instead.I know some people mentioned the desk felt flimsy or unsecure - if your product is wobbling at all, it's because there are two different handles on the support bar that need to be completely tightened. They come pretty loose, but my dad looked at it, and he just twisted the bolt on the opposite side until the levers were firm, and then you can flip them open and closed without the support causing the desktop to wobble.There's a lot you can do with this desk. You can adjust the desktop any way you need; flat, angled, or completely upright (I imagine this would be a good function for artists who want to clip their canvas or paper to the flat surface.) You would need to provide your own method of securing the paper, but it's certainly possible. The seat also has adjustable options, for different levels of comfort.My only real complaint is that it's not as easy to put up and down as the instructions make it sound. It could be chalked up to user error on my part, but I always fumble a few minutes, every time, before I get it together. Maybe with more time and practice, it will become easier for me. It's nice that it collapses, and is not unecessarily bulky. I'm able to pull it behind me easily, and I can tuck it in my closet when I don't need it.Overall, quite pleased with this product.

I have been using it for 2 months now and I like it a lot. Does not give me any pain and is compact