10 Top-Rated Standing Desks to Elevate Your Work-From-Home Setup

Whether you're sitting or standing, this riser from Vivo is an excellent option. It puts your monitor at a perfect ergonomic height if you're sitting. Should you choose to work standing, it extends up with the help of adjustable hydraulics. You can fit two monitors on the upper shelf that supports up to 37.5 pounds. A lower shelf has room for both a keyboard and mouse. The Vivo is nearly $200 but is a sturdy option that works well without requiring the purchase of an entirely new desk.

The Jarvis Standing Desk is regularly lauded in professional reviews and customer testimonials (despite its high price). It has a spacious 60-inch by 30-inch work surface and adjusts at the touch of a button. There are four memory presets, so you don't have to take too much time from your tasks when you want to switch from sitting to standing or vice versa. The bamboo top is sustainable and smudge-resistant.

If you want color options and a slew of desktop sizes at a really good price, consider the SHW Electric Height Adjustable Computer Desk. It can move from 28 inches to 46 inches in height with a single button press, which lets you easily transition from sitting to standing during the workday. And a cable-management basket underneath keeps cords tidy.

If you're squeezed into a tight space, go with the Tangkula Standing Desk, which doesn't take up a lot of square footage but has plenty of features. It's also stylish no matter where you stand it. The desk can be used as one flat work surface or separated out to adjust the heights of monitors and keyboards. A footrest can be used whether you're sitting or standing, and there's some handy storage space at the bottom.

Techni Mobili has an adjustable-height laptop cart that functions as a standing desk you can wheel into any room. It has a laminate finish that looks like wood grain and goes with lots of types of decor. A double shelf system lets you store books and files, and a small shelf gives you a space to rest your phone or a cup of coffee.

The Stand Steady is easy to recommend to those new to standing desks. It doesn't take up a lot of room and can be stored easily. You also don't have to worry about assembling it, and it adjusts easily from 2.25 to 16.75 inches. The Stand Steady comes in four colors and fits into small spaces.

The VariDesk Pro Plus 36 is well-balanced and sturdy. There are two tiers, so you can accommodate a variety of equipment setups. One thing to keep in mind, though, is that it weighs more than 50 pounds, so don't get it if you're looking for something truly portable. The upside is that it shows up fully assembled. The VariDesk has 11 height settings and a spring-assisted lift. 

There are so many setup options with the Siducal Mobile Stand-Up Desk. It can be a regular sitting desk with a rather spacious top. Or you can raise the back portion up to put your monitor at eye-level height. Of course, it also becomes a standing desk. You can angle the keyboard and mouse area 45 degrees, separately or in tandem. And if your office is mobile, aka moves from room to room, the Siducal Mobile is on wheels so it can easily be moved.

Whether you want a relatively inexpensive option, versatility, or a solution that stores small, the Moft Sit-Stand Laptop Desk is the answer. It adjusts to four sitting modes and one standing and folds flat when it's not in use. It's very lightweight, so you can throw it in your bag and create a standing desk wherever you go.