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Save $75 on a Rocelco Standing Desk Converter

By Laura Tucker
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If you’ve been hearing about the benefits of using a standing desk but aren’t sure if you’re completely willing to commit, the Rocelco Standing Desk Converter could be the best solution. It fits on top of your existing desk and is now 25 percent off.

While this is only a converter, it still provides for a 45.75″ x 23.25″ work surface. It holds up to three medium-sized monitors or two monitors, and the 11.25″ deep retractable keyboard tray can hold a laptop. It can be used with the optional Deluxe Floor Stand to create a complete standing desk or can be placed on an existing desk.

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The quick, easy, stable height adjustment of the Rocelco Standing Desk Converter allows you to set up your work station to your comfort level. The frame is constructed of a sturdy metal with an easy-grip side handle and gas piston assist. The converter can raise and lower up to 45 pounds with height adjustment from 5″ to 20″ above the desktop to be ergonomic for people of most heights.

The keyboard tray extends out and retracts while still keeping a 4.5″ distance between it and the desktop. This aids arms and wrists in staying in an ergonomic position to prevent neck and back strain, whether you are sitting or standing.

A grommet is built in to provide you with an easy way to keep cords out of the way. No assembly is required — it ships ready to use.

Take $74.95 off the price of this black desk converter, riser only, and pay just $224.05. It also comes in three additional colors, alternate sizes, a mobile version, a corner stand, and optionally includes a floor mat, dual mount, triple mount, floor stand, and book box, all at differing prices.

Rocelco Standing Desk Converter

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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