| Manufacturer | Rocelco, Inc. |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rocelco |
| Model Number | R EADRB2 |
| Colour | Black |
| Material Type | Laminate, Steel |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 32" |
| Manufacturer Part Number | R EADRB |
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James
Weight rating is barely enough for dual monitor
10 May 2019 -
Published on Amazon.comStyle: 32" - BlackVerified Purchase
FYFM
Did my homework and picked the best one!
9 May 2020 -
Published on Amazon.comStyle: 32" - BlackVerified Purchase
Did my homework and picked the best one!
Reviewed in the United States on 9 May 2020
After an hour or more of research I realized that this product (EADRB2) one of the few desks with two key features.Reviewed in the United States on 9 May 2020
1. RETRACTABLE KEYBOARD = it moves horizontally toward and away from you, and can stop anywhere in the middle. This is honestly a HUGE reason I wanted a standing desk. I needed to bring my elbows closer toward my body. Not to be confused with "detachable" which means you can remove it all together.
2. CONTINUOUS or INFINITE NUMBER of possible heights. This makes it absolutely adjustable to whatever shoes you are wearing (or not) at any given moment. The EADR has this, while the starter ADR has only 5 specific heights it can stop at.
--> I also like the open surface below the stand where I can set things.
--> Assembly = take it out of the box and put it in your table, done. It's nice it comes with instructions/specifications, but there's absolutely nothing to do!
--> I do think I will buy a smaller keyboard so my keyboard and wireless mouse can sit side by side. Current corded keyboard is 17.5", will buy one that is closer to 12-14" in length/width.
Wish I was paid for this review, but really I'm just so thrilled to have it. Looking forward to no more neck pain while working at home!
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DST
Very happy with it. Well made.
25 June 2018 -
Published on Amazon.comStyle: 32" - BlackVerified Purchase
Very happy with it. Well made.
Reviewed in the United States on 25 June 2018
Well-made and sturdy, the EADR came packaged nicely (nice thick pieces of internal cardboard protected it) and I have no problem raising or lowering it. I think some reviewer here said their monitor jiggled on raising and lowering, but I didn't find any issues with that. You do have to pull toward you to raise it and push forward to lower, but once you get the hang of it, no problem. I've put a couple of peripherals and office products on the top tier with the monitor and have room for more.Reviewed in the United States on 25 June 2018
I also don't put my keyboard on the lower tier as intended bc my desk is a little high (30.25"- it's a door suspended betw. 2 file cabs) and I have my keyboard on an under-desk drawer so that I don't have to reach too high for it. (years of computer use has been hard on my hands). I therefore am using the lower tier for my Wacom tablet while EADR is at its lowest, and when I raise it to standing height (easy peasy), I'm all set to use the tablet, or I swap with my keyboard on lower tier to type. It does take a little getting used to. As you can see from my photo, the lower tier is plenty wide for an extended keyboard and mouse or trackball.
Side note: I live in Hawaii and was considering buying a similar-sized Varidesk, but Varidesk wanted $250 to ship it to me! Luckily, I found this marvelous alternative and glad I did. I recently compared it to an actual Varidesk and found them basically the same. I do want to warn anyone under 5'4", though, like I am -- Unless you have a very high office chair, you might need a "booster" cushion to get you to the right ergonomic height while the EADR is at its lowest height. (which means you might also need a footrest.) I knew going in that it would put my monitor 6" from desk height, but wasn't really prepared for how I would have to crane my neck. Then, after a couple of weeks of using it, I realized I was sitting up straighter than I was before I got it, so I may not get a booster cushion after all.
I don't think you would be disappointed in this. The price is right and it's good looking, too.
Also, I did have one question before I bought and wrote to the manufacturer, and he got back to me within hours with the answer. I'm a happy customer.
Edited to fix bad sentences.
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