Ergotron – Neo-Flex Rolling Computer Cart, Mobile Standing Desk Workstation – Monitor, Grey

Update as of 07-18-2021:Here is a link to a very nice cord and cable management box I found that fits perfectly in the optional wire basket mentioned below: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07M6MSX22/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1This cart accommodates my needs perfectly! At age 66 I have some physical disabilities and medical conditions that make it difficult to move my neck and back or tip my chin up to look at a monitor. I can't sit or stand for long periods of time, but I can alternate, and I need to use a 21" monitor to see what I am working on. This is the workstation of my dreams!My office space is small but there are a variety of peripherals I need to use; dedicated flatbed photo scanner, multifunction laser printer/fax/copier, high speed document scanner, label printer, cordless phone, Celestron USB microscope, a power strip and a ten slot USB hub, and backup drives. I have a Mac Mini that I have now attached to the cart, but I can also set a laptop on the work area and still use the larger display.In my office there is no room for a conventional desk, so I have the peripherals on a wire shelving rack. In the past I had my monitor, the Mac Mini and power strip mounted to the wire shelving rack also, but they took up space and blocked me from using the other peripherals. Previously, I had my laptop on a portable cart which was too wide and not very portable, and whether seated or not, my chair would stick out into the walkway. The only way I could situate the cart and see the monitor is facing the wire shelving rack.. If someone happened to come to the doorway to the right of my workstation and startled me, I would have a stiff neck for a week. Not very ergonomic, you say? The doctors discovered that I had a carotid artery dissection in my neck from turning my head too quickly.I can move the cart around to be closer to the electronics I am using at the moment, and set up a folding table next to the cart if I need a larger work surface. My office is also located in the corner of a common area of the house, so when others have guests or I need peace and quiet I can simply roll my new cart into my room and continue working! It is a wonderful game changer to have the monitor mounted to the cart.I did purchase the wire basket and modified a thin client mount to attach to the cart, as well as the basket & handle assembly. and a power strip for the cart here on Amazon.com. Narrow power strip accommodates large plugs and can be zip-tied to the center of the cord wrap on the column: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071DPFG7V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Ergotron (large and heavy duty)wire basket for lower front of the stand:https://www.amazon.com/Nf-C art-Wire-Basket-Kit/dp/B0047P21GU/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=ergotron+wire+basket&qid=1566520469&s=gateway&sr=8-2Here is the thin client mount we attached to the back of the square column to hold power bricks and attach the Mac Min mount to: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KY3LHVG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 We did have to drill 2 holes in it to match the holes on the back of the cart.Here is the Mac Mini holder we attached on the thin client mount. This keeps all the ports visible and easy to reach:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018CHZR14/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I decided not to attach the Mac Mini to the display VESA mount to avoid potential heat issues. And here is the basket and handle I purchased to attach to the column: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0047P5UM2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Just a note about attaching this: The provided screws are not magnetic, and unless you lay the cart down on its front, it will be hard to get the screws started. Use caution when you lay it down and watch your fingers, as the change in position causes the table and monitor arm to rise toward the top of column and your fingers can get pinched. IMO the basket and handle are well worth the cost and make it very easy to move the cart and carry a few extra items.The only difficulty I've had with the cart is trying to understand how to make part of the monitor arm adjustable. It was very frustrating and there was no mention of the small screw that must have been attached to lock the arm into the extended position for shipping. When we removed it, I was finally able to lower the monitor and adjust the arm.Yes, this cart was expensive. But over the years I've learned that if something is a constant source of frustration or just doesn't seem to be the best way to manage, the sooner it is fixed, the happier and healthier I will be. Sometimes you just need a little help to level the playing field, and this cart did that for me. I give this cart my highest recommendation and this is one purchase I am honored to provide a review for.

Wanted something mobile to move around the house and work wherever. Added 2 desk mounts for 2nd screen and laptop. Docking station fits perfect underneath and can attach to slide out tray. Had to tighten ergotron center pole to max tension to hold extra weight and still slide up and down. Slides easy and stable.

The media could not be loaded. Like that it's mobile and. And can use it anywhere in the house or garage. Adjusts to any height and is ergonomic. My only disappointment is the resistance of the mechanism that holds the platform in place is not as tight as I would like. Maybe I lean on it too much but expect it to be a little tighter. Otherwise this thing is awesome. Maybe I should read up on their support page.

The "height-adjust" function of this product is action an internal CALIBRATION on a socket/nut for a specific weight. So, if you want to change device or peripherals, you have to get out the socket set and RECALIBRATE. Are you kidding me? Astounding that such an expensive unit would not have piston-release, etc. Heck, for nearly 1K, it should have an electric motor. DO NOT BUY!I don't usually write reviews, but I despise having my time wasted, and on top of everything, the packing arrangement was so stupidly over-complex so it took me forever to get it back in the box to ship the junk back.

Many times u get what u pay for and this was no exception. Made extremely well. Sturdy. Easy to use. Staff loves it. If we had more space we’d buy more.

I use this cart for taking my laptop from room to room when seeing patients. It moves from standing to sitting positions effortlessly. I've had it a year now without problems. Assembly was easy as well. I got the pocket to go on back as well as the mouse platform...I use the mouse platform for writing and the pocket for carrying all those things I used to try to cram into my pockets. Makes my day go much smoother! Small footprint as well!

What a great cart. It is certainly expensive but it is worth every penny. It rolls easily on carpeted surfaces and adjusts for standing or sitting. I can't imagine a better laptop cart. The only negative might be the tall center post. If someone wants to work while sitting in front of a TV it would block their view if centered. I don't watch TV while using the cart.

Minimal assembly, takes about 15 minutes. So I’ve purchased several of these because they are relatively low profile and they allow ease of laptop use. There are quite a few little tools that need to be kept in a box to use this device and if you lose them it can create some problems. For example the proprietary Allen head wrench used for locking in a laptop. Although it’s nice to be able to lock the laptop in place, it’s annoying that you can’t close it and if you try to close it you can damage the screen. You also need a wrench to adjust the pressure with which it holds things up. Rolls smoothly and does not tip over. I think it’s pretty good value for what you get.