Ergotron 33-349-200 Workfit S - Dual
The WorkFit-S height-adjustable standing desk with dual-monitor mount adds a complementary worksurface that remains stable while you work, yet easily moves when you sit or stand. It promotes wellbeing through innovative design and transforms everyday offices into ergonomic spaces. The workstation is easy to use and can be lifted or lowered with the push of a hand. The monitor mount and worksurface adjust independently, so you can position equipment in the way that works for you. WorkFit-S offers 360° screen rotation and can support two displays (up to 24") up to 25 lbs (11.3 kg). Available in black.
The WorkFit-S height-adjustable standing desk with dual-monitor mount adds a complementary worksurface that remains stable while you work, yet easily moves when you sit or stand. It promotes wellbeing through innovative design and transforms everyday offices into ergonomic spaces. The workstation is easy to use and can be lifted or lowered with the push of a hand. The monitor mount and worksurface adjust independently, so you can position equipment in the way that works for you. WorkFit-S offers 360° screen rotation and can support two displays (up to 24") up to 25 lbs (11.3 kg). Available in black.
The WorkFit-S height-adjustable standing desk with dual-monitor mount adds a complementary worksurface that remains stable while you work, yet easily moves when you sit or stand. It promotes wellbeing through innovative design and transforms everyday offices into ergonomic spaces. The workstation is easy to use and can be lifted or lowered with the push of a hand. The monitor mount and worksurface adjust independently, so you can position equipment in the way that works for you. WorkFit-S offers 360° screen rotation and can support two displays (up to 24") up to 25 lbs (11.3 kg). Available in black.
The WorkFit-S height-adjustable standing desk with dual-monitor mount adds a complementary worksurface that remains stable while you work, yet easily moves when you sit or stand. It promotes wellbeing through innovative design and transforms everyday offices into ergonomic spaces. The workstation is easy to use and can be lifted or lowered with the push of a hand. The monitor mount and worksurface adjust independently, so you can position equipment in the way that works for you. WorkFit-S offers 360° screen rotation and can support two displays (up to 24") up to 25 lbs (11.3 kg). Available in black.
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originally posted on ergotron.com
I love this dual monitor sit-stand workstation. Before this I had a DIY stand made of wood, legs from Ikea, and used books from my library. Now, I have this stand that allows me to stand as much as I can, then relax few minutes in sitting position.Pro:Stand/sit as you can, as long you canSpace for phone, short coffee cup etcCon:If you lean on stand (while concentrating on your screen), the stand goes down. It needs some sort of "stopper" that you can "trigger"/"punch", so it does not go down. Without this "stopper", the stand will go down, as it is designed to.You can't use tall coffee mug, as it will hinder the view of your screen.Price: $579, a little too much, vs my DIY ($70) project from Home Depot and Ikea
originally posted on staples.com
This sit/stand solution should be passed over, there are a few primary reasons why:1. There is essentially zero way to adjust the screen position after setup, as I write this I am currently straining my neck and eyes to see the text. At the end of a long day at the office, I can feel a lot of eye strain from the uncomfortable viewing angle forced by the monitor positioning. If you center one monitor, you can't turn the other towards you in a manner conductive to, you know, viewing.The monitor angle issue isn't as bad when standing, but lord help you if you want to use this while sitting.2. By using this stand, you completely give up use of the rest of your desk. I have a pretty large ~5x3 desk, and this stand completely eats all of it. There's no way to attach ... MoreThis sit/stand solution should be passed over, there are a few primary reasons why:1. There is essentially zero way to adjust the screen position after setup, as I write this I am currently straining my neck and eyes to see the text. At the end of a long day at the office, I can feel a lot of eye strain from the uncomfortable viewing angle forced by the monitor positioning. If you center one monitor, you can't turn the other towards you in a manner conductive to, you know, viewing.The monitor angle issue isn't as bad when standing, but lord help you if you want to use this while sitting.2. By using this stand, you completely give up use of the rest of your desk. I have a pretty large ~5x3 desk, and this stand completely eats all of it. There's no way to attach the stand to the BACK of the desk so I can still use it, it has to be at the front.3. The keyboard tray is extremely poorly place for, you guessed it, a sitting position. It's pretty good if you're standing, but the tray and tiny desk you must now accept instead of your nice big one are made of flimsy fiberboard which is already sagging after a couple of weeks.Currently I'm planning on modifying this stand to attach to the back of my desk, and I'm going to take an angle grinder and welder to the arm which holds the monitors in (fixed, inconvenient) place so that I can attach adjustable arms. Really disappointing product for the price. You're much better off going with any solution but this one, save your money.
originally posted on cdw.com
I am at my workstation now, and it's like typing in a strong earthquake. For all the metal, this product is extremely flimsy and not well thought out at all. It bounces a lot, and there is an extreme amount of play in all components, causing unwanted movement in all directions. I had to order the extra deep keyboard tray just to be able to fit ergonomic keyboard, a mousepad and a wrist rest. Workspace above keyboard tray needs to be about twice as big, as the monitors take up about about 1/3 of the area. I am short, so the monitors sit nearly ON the workspace. No adjustment of monitors (can't angle towards the inside) so the outside edges are FAR away from my eyes. Also, the monitor rotation feature is very weak and therefore rotates even if you don't want it to. I ... MoreI am at my workstation now, and it's like typing in a strong earthquake. For all the metal, this product is extremely flimsy and not well thought out at all. It bounces a lot, and there is an extreme amount of play in all components, causing unwanted movement in all directions. I had to order the extra deep keyboard tray just to be able to fit ergonomic keyboard, a mousepad and a wrist rest. Workspace above keyboard tray needs to be about twice as big, as the monitors take up about about 1/3 of the area. I am short, so the monitors sit nearly ON the workspace. No adjustment of monitors (can't angle towards the inside) so the outside edges are FAR away from my eyes. Also, the monitor rotation feature is very weak and therefore rotates even if you don't want it to. I have to constantly adjust, and can't tighten this feature. It eliminates entirely the use of the desk it sits on. The only thing I can do with my desk now is store things, or keep low profile items that I don't need access to. Not impressed at all, but I don't have a choice, as I was "lucky" to get one at all at my work. Would not recommend, although I haven't found another one that seems more useful. This product would be good for someone who doesn't actually work at thier desk all day - fine for a place like a warehouse where you come back to your desk for short periods of time, or don't need an entire desk for working with large quantites of documents/binders/etc.
| Main Surface Size | 23 x 15 x 0.2" / 58.5 x 38 x 0.6 cm |
| Number of Monitors Supported | 2 |
| Mounting-Hole Pattern | 100 x 100 mm, 75 x 75 mm |
| Shelf Size | 27 x 9" / 68.5 x 22.6 cm (Keyboard) |
| Maximum Screen Size | 24.5" / 62 cm |
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I love this dual monitor sit-stand workstation. Before this I had a DIY stand made of wood, legs from Ikea, and used books from my library. Now, I have this stand that allows me to stand as much as I can, then relax few minutes in sitting position.Pro:Stand/sit as you can, as long you canSpace for phone, short coffee cup etcCon:If you lean on stand (while concentrating on your screen), the stand goes down. It needs some sort of "stopper" that you can "trigger"/"punch", so it does not go down. Without this "stopper", the stand will go down, as it is designed to.You can't use tall coffee mug, as it will hinder the view of your screen.Price: $579, a little too much, vs my DIY ($70) project from Home Depot and Ikea
This sit/stand solution should be passed over, there are a few primary reasons why:1. There is essentially zero way to adjust the screen position after setup, as I write this I am currently straining my neck and eyes to see the text. At the end of a long day at the office, I can feel a lot of eye strain from the uncomfortable viewing angle forced by the monitor positioning. If you center one monitor, you can't turn the other towards you in a manner conductive to, you know, viewing.The monitor angle issue isn't as bad when standing, but lord help you if you want to use this while sitting.2. By using this stand, you completely give up use of the rest of your desk. I have a pretty large ~5x3 desk, and this stand completely eats all of it. There's no way to attach ... MoreThis sit/stand solution should be passed over, there are a few primary reasons why:1. There is essentially zero way to adjust the screen position after setup, as I write this I am currently straining my neck and eyes to see the text. At the end of a long day at the office, I can feel a lot of eye strain from the uncomfortable viewing angle forced by the monitor positioning. If you center one monitor, you can't turn the other towards you in a manner conductive to, you know, viewing.The monitor angle issue isn't as bad when standing, but lord help you if you want to use this while sitting.2. By using this stand, you completely give up use of the rest of your desk. I have a pretty large ~5x3 desk, and this stand completely eats all of it. There's no way to attach the stand to the BACK of the desk so I can still use it, it has to be at the front.3. The keyboard tray is extremely poorly place for, you guessed it, a sitting position. It's pretty good if you're standing, but the tray and tiny desk you must now accept instead of your nice big one are made of flimsy fiberboard which is already sagging after a couple of weeks.Currently I'm planning on modifying this stand to attach to the back of my desk, and I'm going to take an angle grinder and welder to the arm which holds the monitors in (fixed, inconvenient) place so that I can attach adjustable arms. Really disappointing product for the price. You're much better off going with any solution but this one, save your money.
I am at my workstation now, and it's like typing in a strong earthquake. For all the metal, this product is extremely flimsy and not well thought out at all. It bounces a lot, and there is an extreme amount of play in all components, causing unwanted movement in all directions. I had to order the extra deep keyboard tray just to be able to fit ergonomic keyboard, a mousepad and a wrist rest. Workspace above keyboard tray needs to be about twice as big, as the monitors take up about about 1/3 of the area. I am short, so the monitors sit nearly ON the workspace. No adjustment of monitors (can't angle towards the inside) so the outside edges are FAR away from my eyes. Also, the monitor rotation feature is very weak and therefore rotates even if you don't want it to. I ... MoreI am at my workstation now, and it's like typing in a strong earthquake. For all the metal, this product is extremely flimsy and not well thought out at all. It bounces a lot, and there is an extreme amount of play in all components, causing unwanted movement in all directions. I had to order the extra deep keyboard tray just to be able to fit ergonomic keyboard, a mousepad and a wrist rest. Workspace above keyboard tray needs to be about twice as big, as the monitors take up about about 1/3 of the area. I am short, so the monitors sit nearly ON the workspace. No adjustment of monitors (can't angle towards the inside) so the outside edges are FAR away from my eyes. Also, the monitor rotation feature is very weak and therefore rotates even if you don't want it to. I have to constantly adjust, and can't tighten this feature. It eliminates entirely the use of the desk it sits on. The only thing I can do with my desk now is store things, or keep low profile items that I don't need access to. Not impressed at all, but I don't have a choice, as I was "lucky" to get one at all at my work. Would not recommend, although I haven't found another one that seems more useful. This product would be good for someone who doesn't actually work at thier desk all day - fine for a place like a warehouse where you come back to your desk for short periods of time, or don't need an entire desk for working with large quantites of documents/binders/etc.
This standing desk does what it needs to. The space for putting your phone, drinks or whatever is also useful. I even have enough space there for eating lunch at my desk. The keyboard tray part is enough for the keyboard/mouse and wrist pads. It's sturdy and neither the monitors or desk move when typing.I'm 5'10 and can pretty much look straight ahead to my monitors with the desk all the way up. If you're shorter you can adjust for it to be lower, if needed. If you're a few inches taller than 6'2 ish then you may be slightly looking down when typing. This could be fixed by installing it on a taller desk.
We have several of these on our office. I like that I can move the screens separate from the keyboard tray allowing me to put the keyboard tray at any level I need it. I, also, appreciate the writing tray for the papers I am working on at any given moment to be right in front of me.Thank you. =)
I have had this desk for over a year and love it. I wanted to wait to write the review until I had used plenty of time using it. There is a lot to like: 1. It has ample work space that moves along with the monitors. 2. The standing desk doesn't take up the entire work desk like many other designs. 3. It raises and lowers easily and the tension can be adjusted to exactly what you want. 4. The keyboard height is perfect when sitting, unlike many of the other designs. 5. The monitors can be raised or lowered to adjust the eye line in relation to the keyboard. The cons are it cannot be expanded to three monitors.
Our company bought a few of these about 8 years ago, and our folks love them. Now we are experiencing some failures with those units, but I can't replace the failed units with new ones. We are being steered to other units that are less expensive, but too bulky for our areas.Would love to see if there is some way to repair our failed units.- Response from Ergotron: Thank you for your feedback. Very glad your folks love them! But regret to hear about the failures. WorkFit-S workstations are rated to undergo thousands of motion cycles in their operating life, which underpins their 5-year warranty. Without more details, however, it is hard to speculate about possible repair solutions. Our Tech Support team can be reached at 800-888-8458—if there is a way to fix them, ... MoreOur company bought a few of these about 8 years ago, and our folks love them. Now we are experiencing some failures with those units, but I can't replace the failed units with new ones. We are being steered to other units that are less expensive, but too bulky for our areas.Would love to see if there is some way to repair our failed units.- Response from Ergotron: Thank you for your feedback. Very glad your folks love them! But regret to hear about the failures. WorkFit-S workstations are rated to undergo thousands of motion cycles in their operating life, which underpins their 5-year warranty. Without more details, however, it is hard to speculate about possible repair solutions. Our Tech Support team can be reached at 800-888-8458—if there is a way to fix them, they'll definitely know.
I have this workstation at my office and I miss it dearly now that I am working from home. Using this at the office helped my lower back pain immensely. After a few weeks I was able to stand most of the day, but it works well when seated too. I really like having the empty surface for my notes or other paperwork. Unit is very sturdy and customizable. I am so impressed with the Ergotron brand that I just purchased a Workfit TL desk converter to use at home. Although it's a little different, I'm hoping that it will help my stiff neck and back and improve my ergonomics at home. Can't wait to get it.
Many of our employees ended up with this sit-to-stand as I was the one who installed all 30+ of them --I make this note so you know I'm not just referring to a one-time use experience..Once you understand its set-up and how to put it together, it is ridiculously EASY. It is going to be challenging to put together the first time and the unit is rather heavy, so moving it around while putting it together can take some imagination. Keeping that in mind, after like the 2nd or 3rd set-up I had it down quick. Also, the pictures should suffice enough for putting it together, they are literally showing what goes where and what tools you need.So why the 4 stars you ask (or don't)... because this thing takes up so much space of your workstation it's pointless. I have had ... MoreMany of our employees ended up with this sit-to-stand as I was the one who installed all 30+ of them --I make this note so you know I'm not just referring to a one-time use experience..Once you understand its set-up and how to put it together, it is ridiculously EASY. It is going to be challenging to put together the first time and the unit is rather heavy, so moving it around while putting it together can take some imagination. Keeping that in mind, after like the 2nd or 3rd set-up I had it down quick. Also, the pictures should suffice enough for putting it together, they are literally showing what goes where and what tools you need.So why the 4 stars you ask (or don't)... because this thing takes up so much space of your workstation it's pointless. I have had multiple complaints from our employees about loss of space. When your working in a cubicle, you understand that needed space is a huge thing. Not only that, any SLIGHT variance in weight can throw it off.. I've spent so much time trying to calibrate a stand so the monitors wouldn't move up and down while going from a sit position to standing one that I ended up rigging the top portion of the unit so the monitors wont adjust higher or lower (keep in mind the employee was okay with this). Also, the price of this unit (as someone else pointed out in their review) should come with a stopper/hold mechanism that can keep the unit locked in place while using it in a stand position. This will greatly reduce the amount of "my stand keeps slipping down while I type" complaints GREATLY.My opinion overall, it is a great unit if your not keen on a lot of worksurface space around it and are hip to making adjustments as needed. It is nice to go from sitting to standing (A+ from all employees). I do feel that it keeps things a but more organized since there is 'less' amount of work on your surface and kind of keeps everything within reach. However, I wouldn't buy this unit for myself. Most employees were okay with it and had little to no complaints. I just had to mess with these units for so long that I may throw it out the window if I get another 'it keeps slipping' request for help. LOLHope the review was helpful.
I spend my entire day working on a computer, and silly me, usually used my laptop, well, as a laptop. That is, until I ended up with a pinched nerve in my neck and at PT. A life change in order, I've been using the Dual Monitor Ergotron with one monitor on one side, the optional laptop attachment on the other, and a full size keyboard and mouse. Now instead of pain and tingling in my arm all day, I can once again do my job. Being able to shift between sitting and standing throughout the day is a blessing. Anyone who spends the whole day on a computer will love it.
| Main Surface Size | 23 x 15 x 0.2" / 58.5 x 38 x 0.6 cm |
| Number of Monitors Supported | 2 |
| Mounting-Hole Pattern | 100 x 100 mm, 75 x 75 mm |
| Shelf Size | 27 x 9" / 68.5 x 22.6 cm (Keyboard) |
| Maximum Screen Size | 24.5" / 62 cm |
