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Ergotron WorkFit-TL Review (2025): Still a Tank—But Is It Right for You?

John Carter Doe

September 3, 2025

8.8

Very Good

So, What's the Real Verdict?

Who is this desk converter really for?

If you just can't stand a wobbly desk, this is probably your best bet. The WorkFit-TL is incredibly stable, even when you're typing fast. And here's a huge plus: it comes ready to go right out of the box. You just plop it on your desk and you're done. It's also great if you share a workspace, since the straight up-and-down lift is quick, quiet, and doesn't push you away from your desk. It's made of steel, has a proven track record, and handles a dual-monitor setup without a problem, especially if you add a monitor arm.

So, What's the Real Verdict?

A few things to keep in mind, though

First off, it's heavy. Seriously, moving this thing is a two-person job, so plan where you want it to live. It also takes up a good amount of desk depth, so if your desk is shallow, the keyboard tray might feel cramped. While the height range is good, taller folks might need a monitor arm to get their screens just right. The keyboard tray depth is also fixed, which isn't ideal for some larger ergonomic keyboards. And yeah, the price is up there. You're paying for that rock-solid build, but some newer models do offer similar features for less.

Okay, so what else should you look at? For something lighter and easier on the wallet, the FlexiSpot M7 series is worth a look. If you want a roomier keyboard deck, the VariDesk Pro Plus is still a solid pick. But honestly, for this kind of money, you might consider skipping a converter and getting a full sit-stand desk like an Uplift V2 or FlexiSpot E7 Pro, which will give you a cleaner setup. That said, if you came here looking for the WorkFit-TL specifically, you're probably prioritizing stability and simplicity. And in those two areas, I've gotta say, it still delivers exceptionally well.