- Is the height adjustable?
- Yes, it adjusts manually. You change the height by hand rather than with a motor, so expect to reset it when you switch between sitting and standing.
- How much weight can the desktop hold?
- Mind Reader does not publish a firm load rating. The MDF top and metal frame handle a laptop, monitor and everyday supplies, but it is not built for heavy equipment.
- Does it fit a dual-monitor setup?
- Barely. The top is 38.5 inches wide and 21.5 inches deep, so two monitors plus a keyboard will be tight. It suits a single monitor or a laptop.
- Can the casters be removed?
- The casters are part of the design. Removing them is not recommended, since the frame is built to sit on them and the desk would lose its mobility.
- How much assembly does it need?
- It ships flat and needs assembly. Expect to attach the legs, shelves and casters with the included hardware, which takes roughly half an hour to an hour.
- Is it good for a child's study desk?
- It can work for older children and teens. The manual height range and small top suit light homework, but the shelves and casters are not childproof.
- Where is the Mind Reader Home Workstation cheapest?
- At Quill, for $69.98, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mind Reader Home Workstation?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Quill, The Home Depot, Walmart, Target, Staples.