Best Standing Desk Tier List (15 Desks Ranked)
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I've had the opportunity to use more than 40 standing desks in the past 6 years. In this video, I rank 15 of the most popular options in my Best Standing Desk Tier List.
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Standing Desks in Tier List:
00:00 My Standing Desk Experience
00:23 Herman Miller Renew
01:40 Flexispot EC1 - shrsl.com/3zjmf (Flexispot) amzn.to/3QFL9JA (Amazon)
02:37 Steelcase Solo - bit.ly/3JC4nwW (Steelcase) amzn.to/3x0q3ym (Amazon)
03:48 Uplift v2 Commercial - amzn.to/3ErFEcU (Amazon)
05:03 Fezibo - amzn.to/3yahCjW (Amazon)
06:11 Autonomous SmartDesk Pro - amzn.to/42xTEMC (Amazon)
07:13 VertDesk v3 - bit.ly/3qVmkvh (BTOD)
08:32 SHW - amzn.to/3boPgtC (Amazon)
09:21 Ergonofis Alive - bit.ly/3S8V4IQ (Ergonofis)
10:42 Monoprice - amzn.to/3OArjxp (Amazon)
11:54 Vivo - amzn.to/3OuEv79 (Amazon)
12:49 IKEA Idasen
14:09 Fully Jarvis - amzn.to/41gy5Qh (Amazon)
15:45 Steelcase Ology - bit.ly/3lew0Uc (Steelcase)
17:06 NewHeights S Series - bit.ly/3X3GEL2 (BTOD)
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this vid was the reason i made my purchase. another amazing video i highly recommend
The NewHeights S Series starting At $6,999.00!... Unless you have money to burn just to brag about having one, that makes it to the top of the stupidest purchase list.
Wtf. The things you can do with 7 grand. They shouldn’t even be able to sell one unit at that price. I’d never pay more than 1k for a desk & it better be a damn good desk. It’s a fuckin desk.
If you have that much money to spend on a sit stand you should probably just hire an assistant to do your work for you while you g golfing.
@@davidh4129 Lol according to census data, there's a 90% chance I make more money than you if you live in America. I'm just not a dumbass like yourself. Go rack up more credit card debt while the adults are talking "David".
imo this desk is targeted towards businesses and commercial offices needing a tax write-off
@@davidh4129 yeah brother because your wise ass is spending 7 grand on a desk 😂 statistics say there’s a 90% chance you make less money than me. I’m just not retarded.
desk youtubers never fails to amaze me.. wobbly af and puts it on A tier.. normal people wont care abt whether you copy a tech or sht we just want a stable desk aesthethics is a bonus. You dont look below the table in the place.
Here are the results. I ended up going with an Uplift 4-leg version because I really value the stability.
S Tier
17:06 NewHeights S Series
A Tier
09:21 Ergonofis Alive
00:23 Herman Miller Renew
B Tier
15:45 Steelcase Ology
03:48 Uplift v2 Commercial
07:13 VertDesk v3
14:09 Fully Jarvis
02:37 Steelcase Solo
C Tier
12:49 IKEA Idasen
06:11 Autonomous SmartDesk Pro
D Tier
01:40 Flexispot EC1
10:42 Monoprice
11:54 Vivo
F Tier
05:03 Fezibo
08:32 SHW
Thanks for that!
You are doing the lords work man. Thank you so much!
Thanks, I was about to whip up ChatGPT for that!
@@datping7377 I'm sure you are aware that chatgpt doesn't go beyond September 2021. So for any prompt that's "best of x product" it's useless.
Thanks saved me 18 min of my life.
Been using an Autonomous desk for over four years and I love it. Never had a single problem with it.
Great video. What would have been very helpful would be to see how the desk looks and functions with two monitors, docking station, laptop, mouse and keyboard and also describe the length of each of those desks.
Great reviews - have watched many of your videos on standing desks and office chairs before pulling the trigger on my purchases. One desk I haven't seen you review is the Flexispot E7. I ended up buying one after seeing other online reviews and I think it's money well spent. I would be interested in your opinion on this desk.
I hope to see the Secretlab Magnus Pro (XL) in one of those videos. It seems like a great option with the built in cable management and a lot of customizable options!
Yea I’m surprised not to see secretlab on the list but I guess this video is for office work and secretlab is more for gaming. I work from home and game so it’s both for me. The desks in this list except for the last one all seem a bit small. For software engineering I use 3 monitors and I’d want to have my PC on the desk as well so I need much more space than this lol
would really be interested in your guys take on the secret lab magnus standing desk
I just installed a fully Jarvis l desk, has support frames along both bottoms. Is super solid, you should do an l desk version of this video. Love the channel, long-time watcher and just purchased a returb amia from you all, hoping i like it!
@btodtv
Which Uplift fram is more stable, the V2 or the V2 Commercial? Their website makes it sound like the V2 is more stable, and the shorter telescoping sections on the Commercial frame made it wobbly, so they had to add the crossbar to try to bring it back to the same level of the stability that the V2 has.
It's nice to see an up to date list of so many standing desks. Thanks for your time and efforts. In the future, I'd like to see how the new Vertdesk + that features dual motors compares, as well as the Varidesk standing desk, since the name is so well known. I also am interested in a review of the Magnus Pro, as others have mentioned and you have acknowledged.
Up to date?wheres Deskhaus
@@stevethea5250 To be fair, they don't include any of the 4-leg standing desks from uplift, etc either.
So the Herman Miller is wobbly, has dated electronics, janky cable management, and ugly veneer top and it gets an A tier?
Was just thinking the same thing
These channels exist on kickbacks
Amazing video! I would love to have detailed information on each table writen in the video using kg/meter metrics. Also, might be a good idea to add more brand like SecretLab, or even try to review my local standing desk brand like PALMO, Kanata+, or UDesk would be appreciated ! Please keep it up your video!
Hey guys, great video! Any chance you'll be reviewing the Flexispot E7 any time soon? With Fully now gone from Europe, there doesn't seem to be much choice in the mid-tier category here...
Sad to see Fully shutting its doors. I had planned to buy one of their desks, but this will definitely push me toward Uplift since the surfaces and price points that made Fully a better option are now gone. A similar desk from Uplift is about $400 more, but it is still a decent price for the functionality.
Great comparison between the desks. I was wondering how the Flexispot E7 pro would fit in this ranking?
It will be in a future Tier list. A lot of desks to cover yet :) -Greg
Why did you add the Flexispot EC 1instead of the E7 or E7 pro?
Wish you would review the Flexispot E7. It has a heavier frame but has a good price point.
I like this, wondering if you have any video tier list for frame only because I’m in the market for just the frame only.
I bought a Fully sit stand desk about 5 yrs ago. I've just been using the stand feature within the last year or so because I work at home now but recently I've been smelling a strange metallic smell coming from the desk every time I raise or lower the desk. Could it be the motor?
I am curious are there any manufactures that sell just the standing mechanisms. I have a beautiful slab of wood that was turned into a desk with some legs. But I would love it if I can make it adjustable and increase/lower the height.
Man, glad I saw this on my homepage. I'm shopping for my very first standing desk & the process is quite overwhelming. I thought shopping around some would be e-z, it ain't. This video and another BTODtv video about standing desks has made the shopping process a little more bearable. THANX!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :) -Greg
I just bought an ElephantDesk, I'm curious to see what you think about the internals of this thing. It has really nice stability and a hardwood top for $800. It seems high quality but I'm certainly not tearing apart the internals to find out
Great video. I wish the frames themselves were a bigger focus since I already have the top. Also hope to see you guys do a best frame under x price.
Great videos thankyou, when you do a tier list with multiple top competitors, could you give your personal choice for which you would buy today. Thats sort of the point of this whole research endeavor for me. so it would be great to hear your opinions since you have gone through all the time and effort to research it and would know best!
That was a well-done review and video. Worth a Like & Subscribe for sure!
so thorough! y'all have been consistently helpful to me when looking for office gear! thank you!
Glad we can help! -Greg
Do these all come as legs only? Or is there a separate video for that?
What do you think about the IKEA UPPSPEL
I am thinking about buying one and it will be one of the expensive pieces of my setup so I want your thoughts on it.
This is a pretty good review, but sadly incomplete. I love the focus on the electronic, motor and frame manufacturers. If most of these makers would be upfront about their choices, it would make it easier for people to choose the best fit.
Steelcase Migration SE seems to be the preferred lower-price option rather than the Solo. Sad that it wasn't included in the review.
I understand that you can't review everything, but no mention of the Haworth Upseide? Deskhaus Apex ? Evodesk ? Vari Electric ? Ergonofis Sway ? I feel these are all B tier or better and should either have included or at least mentioned.
No 4-leg options? They blow Newheights out of the water in terms of stability and are much cheaper. Some can even be had for about the same money as those A-tier. Think you can have a review of those down the line?
There will be more tier lists. It's hard to include every desk that our audience might have an interest in learning more about in a single video. It would be VERY long. The good news is that we are consistently putting out content on standing desks again, so you can plan on seeing most products at some point in time.
Like mentioned above, no four leg desk options yet. But we will cover them.
That's a pretty strong statement about blowing NewHeights out of the water for stability if your only criteria is the desk needs four legs. I have a lot of experience with both types of desks. I was the first to look at these products, with Uplift and Vivistand being the only real options early on in 2017 and 2018. As I explained back then, the four post standing desks that were available were not stable. The new stability issue was created with post legs, since the frame was easily twisted and the post legs moved around too much. My suggestion was adding two feet, to tie together the legs on each side of the frame. I'm glad to see brands have done this now and it will help a lot, but it doesn't guarantee they are all stable. Column fit, having or not having cross supports, wedges or no wedges, poor connections to surface, strength of foot, etc. will all have an impact on how stable they really are.
Just assuming four leg standing desks are superior would be short sighted without actually using the desks you're referencing in real life. Especially when you're putting it up against the most stable desk two leg desk we've tested on the WobbleMeter. I'm not saying there isn't a more stable 4 leg option out there, I'm just saying there are other reasons they might not be as stable as you think they are.
-Greg
@@btodtv I agree that "4-legs good, 2-legs bad" is a very generic statement that merits expanding upon. As you mentioned, the importance of proper column fit (and quality glides...) and cross support/wedge/etc contruction are tremendously important - the vivistand 4-leg is most defenitly a poster-child of how to do the 4-leg design poorly - however, in those more serious companies offering quality 4-legs like Uplift, Evodesk, Flexispot, Deskhaus and so on, the price difference with Newheights is staggering. But only, as I mentioned, in terms of stability. Not bashing on the quality of their construction and components, the white glove treatment, the long warraty. Those are very well worth the price to the right customer.
I guess what I wish would happen with these tier lists is to have a per general price-point tier-list rather than a 200$ hot garbage (looking at you SHW) to 7000$ money-is-no-option comparisons.
I can build a 2500$ hackingtosh that stands toe-to-toe with a 5000$ Mac, but for my computer needs, as a general consumer, I'm in the market for what's best at 1500-2000$.
Similarly, for standing-desks asking which desk is best at 1000$ + or - 500$ gives you as many options as you have presented here, while avoiding the absolute trash that was included and the out of most people's reach that are the NewHeights S and the Ergonofis Alive. These products are marketed to different consumers. Another tier list could be made for the 2000+/-500 as well and so on.
Despite your conflict of interest, I still think that your reviews are great, thoughtful and educational, but I really do wish to see a more tiered tier-list for the different category of people making the rounds trying to figure out how to really maximize their dollars given their situation. I certainly can't spring 7K$ on a desk (I wish :P) , but don't have enough here for a proper decision on which 2000$ option will get me the best desk.
Having two desks with four legs is a game changer. The Evo desk pro has a nice smooth mechanism when going up and down and seems pretty stable side to side and front to back.
Hey Greg, what do you mean by Jiecang "copying" Linak? I prefer to not buy products that "clone" other products (ethically speaking), so would like to avoid such things. Is there a brand that doesn't clone stuff like this for under $600 that you'd recommend?
Is motion grey comparable to any of the segments mentioned in this video ???
Wonderful vid, I have to try both!
would be interested in hearing you all's opinion on the uplift 4 leg desk, if you all have seen/dealt with it before
What monitor are you using on the arm on your s tier desk?
What about the Seville Classics
airLIFT® 48" Tempered Glass Top Electric? Is this a decent brand/model
Need a desk, Amazon has sales right now. Started looking for a channel that can save me research time, pumped to have found your channel. You and project farm are the jam - Sub’d!
This is great and all but what about the L desk version. Those are the ones im really interested in because this type desk isnt even close to big enough for me.
Great video as usual guys! Would you have any thoughts on the Secret Lab Magnus Pro (apart from the tacky gamer aesthetic)?
Thank you! I plan to bring it in for testing. Without using it in real life, it is really hard to give an accurate take -Greg
was about to comment exactly this!
@@btodtv Great! I will look forward to that :)
hey any news on the secret labs testing?@@btodtv
Can you please review the deskhaus frames? They look really good
No plans to review anything from Deskhaus. Based on how unprofessional the owner of the brand is, I would never recommend anything from them. I would stick to Uplift if you're considering a 4 leg frame from Jiecang. It's the same electronics, motors and gears, with better stability, from one of the largest brands in the standing desk space -Greg
Hi @btodtv. Is a 2024 version of this video coming out soon? I’m curious if anything changed with the Jarvis since it changed ownership. Also curious about the Autonomous SmartDesk Core. I’m looking for the best “bang for buck” option when it comes to customization, sturdiness, and pre-set heights within the $600-$1200 range. Curious to hear your thoughts!
I would have love to get the price point of all presentes desk. It would save me a lot of time looking them up for my budget
Would love to hear your thoughts on the Secretlabs Magnus Pro XL desk!
I heard on another channel called Ahnestly that the Secretlabs are some of the most unstable standing desks - despite being very expensive. Even a slight bump and everything goes flying. Feel free to look it up.
@@TigerGreene I just watched a handful of videos on the Pro XL and they all said that it doesn't wobble like the earlier version.
I'm thinking of buying the IKEA Idasen base + IKEA Karlby countertop (I'm thinking this is a popular combination) but the countertop is 186cm long while the Idasen is only 146cm long. Will this be an issue? Thanks!
you can adjust Idasen's base length to 106cm, 126cm, or 146cm. recommended tabletops would be 120cm, 140cm, and 160cm (respectively). a 186cm tabletop would make it too unstable, especially with the base fully extended. if you have a physical store nearby they might have their "custom made" option for KARLBY.
Just found this channel, great content
can you review the stand and floor-sitting Uppeal desk?
Would love to see an updated version of this includes the secret labs Magnus Pro, sit, stand desk!
Have you tried the Vernal standing desk (Vernalspace)? Can you review it please? Can't find any consumer review on this product.
Can anyone post a link to that chart image? Was trying to screenshoot from video, quality of that chart kinda awful
this helped me a lot since I checked the IKEA Idasen in the physical store and it was quite unstable 'cause it was terribly mounted.
I've bought only legs for $400 from local Czech company, because all those other tables are tiny. My current desk weights over 50kg and is 250cm wide and I couldn't find and other good two beam legs that could support over 120kg. Very happy with my purchase.
Thoughts on the SecretLab Magnus Pro?
Great video. THANX!
Do you have a review for any L-shaped adjustable desk?
did you try the Flexispot EF1?
Do you have plans to test the Charcoal desk?
Whats the light shown around ~2:00
Is there a chance to ever see imovr lander and jaxson reviews? I would love to know where they place compared to others.
Would love to see this
any thoughts on the Magnus Pro desk?
Can you review the SecretLab Magnus Pro Standing desk
Im looking at a standing desk from a company called jysk, but im unsure if i should buy it or not
Wow amazing video!
would you ever review the Desky brand ones?
I don't get the point of this tier list. You've taken a bunch of desks from totally different price points and compared them. Of cause the Flexispot entry level desk is doing to be worse than a desk that costs 4 times the price.
An entry level tier list would have been helpful as there's 100s of options, especially with all the Amazon knock offs.
Equally as useful would be a higher price point tier list. For people looking to drop 1k on something like the secret lab Magnus pro. How does that compare to other options at that price point like the Herman miller options
I appreciate the video for what it is but I was confused to. Price point is just too important to not highlight in every review unless you're just doing a best overall or best under $XXX. The most helpful way to compare would be maybe in the end, mention the lowest available price and then suggest what a fair price should look like based on it's strengths and weaknesses.
I agree! Sorta like comparing a comedy to a drama. They need to be reviewed in their respective categories. Really needs to be Low, mid, and high price point nowadays.
I really dig the NewHeights S series. However, all of these show either singe or dual monitors put on next to the other.
Is there an high quality arm you'd recommend for a 38" wide screen monitor 21:9 on top of which is regular 16:9 24" monitor? In essence, it doesn't have to be an arm, rather a pole with two VESA mounts that can be adjusted vertically for the correct angle.
@@UTAH100 Model and type, please.
@@UTAH100 Lazy!? LoL
...I am doing my own research by watching videos like this and there's no such arm in Microcenter.
In essence, you just replied because your brain thought it needed to do so, yet the added value equaled zero. Think about it, a little bit. ;)
7 thousand dollars for a desk though? I’m almost certain there are better desks for far cheaper.
@@HaseebK0 Well, not so sure about being better, but I went with the newest Ikea desk.
@@MrMilanina just because something costs more it doesn’t automatically make it better. I’m almost certain i could find a better desk for at least half the price if not even less.
Amazing review. Thanks!
thoughts on the secretlabs desk?
Hey do you know any standing desks under 300 dollars that would be able to hold a pc and 2 monitors
The Flexispot in the Tier list will, you just need to bump up the size -Greg
What about the Vari?
In a future tier list could you please include desky ?
What about the secretlab magnus pro desk?
Future tier list :) -Greg
Apparently the Idasen is one of the least wobbly ones, which is why I bought it years ago.
It's not impossible that there are better ones now ofc.
Also the hollow surface reduces the weight of it all, which makes moving easier (obviously), and in theory slightly increases how much you can put on the table and still lift it.
I like the Idasen. But instead of the Idasen top, I got a Karlby. It works really well.
I’m not sure if Desky is available in the U.S. but if so could you please review it?😊
How about the Steelcase Migration SE? Is that not available in the US?
Haven't reviewed it yet! -Greg
@@btodtv Ok. I got the desk this Monday for CHF 1,000 (Swiss Francs) - 160cm lenght and 80cm wide. So far very happy with it and the stability looks good (loaded with monitor and PC).
what about best for price point(s)?
Witch of those desk has a security function to stop the motor on resistance, so it doesn't smash your hand on a cabinet under it or kill your kids accidently playing with it?
Can you guys review the "charcoal" desk?
new Logo or profile pic needed. u guys are so dope I cant think of another reason for your channel size. you guys DEFINITELY deserve more subs. ty for amazing content and I appreciate all the hard work you guys do with testing
Excellent video.
Wish you had tested the Ikea Gaming desk instead of the Idasen.
Any thoughts on the MojoDesk?
whata bout the flexispot e7 pro?
Can we get a review for the topsky
I like this channel a lot and the chair tier list videos really helped me upgrade my office chair. That being said, I have to play devils advocate. A tables #1 priority should be stability. To place the Alive, Solo and Renew in higher tiers over more stable tables screams FANBOY. It does not matter if a warranty is great if you are buying an unstable table? You are paying for the white glove treatment with HM when their table is over 2k. I hope future videos are less biased towards HM and SC. The quality of their chair tier videos still cannot be beat on CZcams.
Thanks for the kind words about the office chair content. I disagree on the fanboy standing desk take though. I agree stability is an important factor, we’ve been talking about stability long before it was on thing in the space. I have videos from 2017 wobbling and rocking all of the popular brands. But range of motion, capacity, component quality, warranty coverage, and a brands customer service are also very important. When the desk stops working, stability won’t mean much -Greg
Is it silly for me to get a standing desk even if I just plan on sitting at it? I mainly just want something I can adjust to the perfect height for me.
Not silly at all. That's pro level ergonomics. It's popular to call them standing desks but they truly are "adjustable height desks". Getting the sitting position correct is VERY important. - RG
Would have loved to see the secretlab desk on here. It’s got magnets bro
Future tier list :) -Greg
We have the idasen and tried the uplift. My wife hates the uplift because it’s too wobbly. Is there any other desk as stable or more stable than the idasen? We wish there were more color options.
NewHeights XT is the most stable we've tested -Greg
Vernal (unistation) is really good. (According to comparison test between it, Flexispot and ergotopia)
Good note for anyone interested in Autonomous, they are extremely bad at support and especially replacement parts. Had one of their chairs and desks and both had part failures that seemed common due to wear and tear, but when looking to swap out - you need to still have your proof of purchase that meets their requirements to engage their support just to give them money for a spare part. Never had this experience with any other manufacturer.
Please do one on L desks🙏🏿
thank u very much dude
Surprised Magnus pro desk isn't on the list.
Future tier list :) -Greg
Yeah there were a few others left off the list like the imovr lander and new heights elgante xt4.
I feel that the Magnus pro hits all the check boxes but stability. It shakes quite a bit and for that I do not recommend it.
@@btodtv Btw the magnus is garbage af for stability. I respect you guys alot hopefully you guys don’t put it on your top anything 👍
@@Criticalmaze do you own one ?
We need a review of the Flexispot E7Q. I still don't have an adjustable height desk, because stability is of the utmost importancy for me. I want absolutely zero wobble in the sitting position. It needs to be rock solid like a stone. And I hope the E7Q will provide that.
VIVO makes a universal clamp on desk stabilizer that will fit just about any standup desk. It's about $70. It's on my purchase list.
@@josephphillips865 Thanks for the suggestion. I got a Flexispot E7Q with 4 motors. The thing weighs around 100 kg in total and can lift more than 200 kg. It's as solid as a rock.
@@P8qzxnxfP85xZ2H3wDRV That certainly looks sturdy. I wish I could try a few out before buying. What do you think of a 4 leg frame? Any issues with your legs touching the frame / center supports with the desk at the low setting / seated position? I currently have an IKEA T frame style but seriously considering something different.
@@josephphillips865I have absolutely no issues with the Flexispot E7Q. It doesn't wobble and the lifting action is butter smooth. After a lot of research, it was said to be the sturdiest one and it absolutely delivered. I paired it with a 4 cm thick oak tabletop, which adds even more sturdiness. Everyone who's seen the desk is super impressed that it doesn't even wobble in the standing position. Although, if you really shake it forcefully, you can make it wobble slightly in the standing position. Definitely not by just typing or touching it with your belly.
What about Desky?? Can anyone help with comments about Desky?
Don't understand why the EC7 from Flexispot doesn't make your list to rate... It is, in my opinion, very very good.. and they support it well with various accessories. Love 'em...
OMG! Thank you! Actually, I really like this desk over most others that I saw! They have a solid wood option as well as one with a wireless charger built in. How cool is that?
How’s the wobble?
@@matttumolo820minimal... the 4' is more stable than the 6.5' of course but I never notice a wobble on the 6.5' table
@@matttumolo820it wobbles but not much trust me. Even the good expensive ones wobble at max height that's just the con of a standing desk. But for 600 dollars I believe the e7 with bambo table top is worth it. The only thing worrying is the motor life and I can't handle it malfunctioning one day or dying
I found out that these folks have a very bad selection of options and rating. Sometimes they show the stability test of some desks as the main criteria to give bad rating to some desks and when the high end brands are not stable, they ignore them and give good rating to high end brands.
I buy tools based on "Torque Test Channel" tests because the way the rating is done is clear and fair. BTOD should take example from them.
You guys didn't even mention that for less than 1k your VertDesk3 is lifetime warrantied. the lateral stability bar does effect sitting ergonomics, especially for taller users, but for the price and warranty it is a very solid choice. It would be A tier easily if the lateral bar was more out of the way.
Good point. I tried to keep them all as short as possible, but still provide enough info on each of them. Otherwise you'd still be trying to get through the list!
I think you would be surprised, based on the position of the cross support on the VertDesk, how it doesn't get in the way. It sits high enough to have your legs easily go under if you tuck in close to the desk. Only with 24" deep surfaces and a VERY tall person tucked in as close as possible (belly touching front edge) would you have a chance to hit your knees. Most wouldn't sit like this on a 24" deep desk though, since you'd be super close to your monitors.
But if that was you, I'd consider the deeper surface if you want excellent lateral stability, since a cross support is the only way to do this through max height. Wedges in the upper portion of frame will only get you to about 44" tall.
-Greg
Yep, the warranty was one of the reasons I got a Vertdesk v3+. As far as the bar getting in the way, I'm 6'2" and will second that with a 30" top and in a normal sitting position, it doesn't get in the way at all.
I wish this included a four-leg option like the Flexispot E7Q or the Primus Heavy Duty XL...
I have a 72"x30" Commercial T Frame Desk from Uplift. I absolutely love it. It looks fantastic and the motors are extremely fast and the build quality is great too. I plan on buying another for my son. They have a 15 year warranty! I don't agree with you putting it in B Tier. I would say it's an solid A Tier.
Thanks for sharing! But having seen more than 50+ desks, I would disagree, which is why it's B tier :) -Greg
no DeskHaus? curious if they didn't want to give them advertising. i'm in the market and i'm looking for a reason not to get the DeskHaus Vertex
We can’t include every brand and Desk Haus would be quite a ways down the list in terms of popularity for the price range they sell in. Truthfully though, they would probably get a low grade just based on the company itself. Often times it’s a one man operation. They have long lead times, slow response for customer service and not much track record that their warranty will be available for the duration. It’s much safer to just get a desk from someone like Ergonofis or Uplift instead. -Ryan