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With their cavalcade of health benefits, productivity boosts, and general well-being elevators, standing desks have taken the working community by storm. Of course, you know that already – you’re reading this blog for a reason, after all! It isn’t just high-powered CEOs and trendy Silicon Valley coders jumping on this trend, though. The writing is on the wall for all to see, and everyone from school districts large and small to the military is taking notice. Then again, it shouldn’t be forgotten that a standing desk is still a desk at heart. For all its flashy reputation – some of which is hype, but the lion’s share of which is undeniably earned – this new wave of furnishings carries its own set of problems even as it replaces a lot of old ones. This is particularly true when it comes to things like price and mobility. One standing desk from the folks at Techni Mobili, however, might just have them all licked. Keep reading to see what the MDF Computer Cart is doing to shake up the world of standing desks!<\/p>\n

The Techni Mobili MDF Computer Cart: A Brief Overview<\/h2>\n

Are you the type who likes lightweight, minimalist solutions to your problems? If the answer to that question is yes, then this little number from Techni Mobili might be just what the doctor (or your HR department!) ordered. Done up in shades of graphite, it’ll match just about any environment you care to set it up in. Mounted on \/ nested within a powder coated steel frame – a frame that is mounted on two sets of dual casters for super easy transport – this desk is actually a collection of medium-density fiberboard (MDF) panels. These shelves are very light, easy to adjust to accommodate setups of various types, and surprisingly durable. In terms of space, all the standard standing desk “must haves” are covered – you’ve got an elevated monitor shelf, a spacious central work area, an elbow-level keyboard tray, and plenty of under-desk storage. Past users have praised its durability, and you’ll be hard pressed to find something wrong with the price point. but others might find the aesthetic trade-offs required to cram all this into one package unacceptable. Finally, it seems like some features have been added simply for the sake of inclusion rather than genuine utility.<\/p>\n

This MDF Computer Cart – and that’s what it is, really, given its mobile base – is definitely a worthy entry to the standing desk community, but that doesn’t mean it comes out of this review squeaky clean. Let’s dive into the pro \/ con breakdown and take a look at this standing desk’s major successes and shortfalls.<\/p>\n

The Pros:<\/h3>\n