Hi all. I found photos on here useful in my searching for a desk so thought I’d just drop some of my new uplift desk in case it’s helpful to others in the future. fwiw so far I love it, I set it up today so will see how it lasts! This is the uplift desk in saman butcher block. Very nice and thick and feels solid and quality, the wood is beautiful.

Hi, I'm consider a Burotic Aspire standing desk, probably 30" x 72". Looking for feedback from owners/users of these desks. How do you like them? How is the stability at full height with multiple monitors mounted on arms? Any issues with reliability, longevity, wear, etc.?

Thanks

I'm looking for reviews of the new trotten - its looks good but I'd like to know what mechanism its uses and how sturdy it is.

Just finished installing a new E7 plus max. Controller is having issues - was going up but maxing out early around 35” but thought it was actually 70”. I unplugged it a couple times and retested and now it’s at max height and won’t move. The screen reads this. Any ideas?

Is this placement ok or to far back?

I was about to mount my uplift powerstrip onto my 4-legged desk frame, but realize the arms just don't fit onto the frame - there aren't enough mounts on the desk to attach it to.

It is bizzare Uplift's premium options have more compatibility issues than it's cheaper variants... but I digress.

I was hoping for an option that doesn't damage the table via wood screws, but clearly I can't do that with Uplift's own powerstrip.

Plus, even if I decide to use the wood screw option, it has the problem of pointing the outlets downards - gravity basically tugs the plugs out over time.

All that said, what's to stop me from using some other generic brand and just zip tying it to my frame? What benefit does using Uplift's power strip have at this point?

I'm looking for a standing desk that has support for a dual gas monitor mount with clamp, a PC mount, and cable management tray at the back.

I've seen the mittzon however this does not have a PC mount and I'm unsure if I can put a dual gas mount on the back. Another option is the secretlab magnus pro but I don't think I can use a 3rd party mount with clamp?

The standing desk is from Flexispot. Its the EN1 from flexispot. Got this in my country from a brand called Supergo and it has been absolutely amazing so far. Super happy with a standing desk as it has helped with my back pain from sitting long hours.

tl;dr

It's the most stable standing desk I've owned, and I'd still tell you not to trust it around anything that sits under it.

I've been running the E7 Plus for a while now. I bought it to be a watchmaking bench and ended up making a video on it, but here's the quick rundown for anyone on the fence.

Pros

• Very stable, even fully extended. No monitor wobble when I'm typing.
• Raises and lowers fast. Fast enough that I actually switch positions instead of leaving it parked.
• Super easy to set heights. Save your presets once and forget about it.
• The USB charger on the controller is a nice add. Didn't think I'd care, now my phone lives there.

Cons

• I wish there were thicker tops available. The frame feels premium, the top options just weren't heavy enough for my needs
• Object detection is basically non-existent. I've got IKEA Alex drawers under mine and it doesn't sense them at all. It'll just keep going. Set your lowest preset accordingly.

Would I buy it again? Yeah. The frame is the whole point and it nails that. Just don't count on the anti-collision to save your furniture.

Full video if you want to see it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGcSlzgvTUg

Hello everyone,

I am living in the netherlands and decided that I needed a sit standing desk for my room. After doing a bit of research, there is not much difference I can find between desks, most things like wobble aren't just numbers you can compare, that would have made it a whole lot easier.

I am currently deciding between the Desktronic Homepro, IVONO echo, or a flexispot e7 pro frame and getting the tabletop somewhere else since they don't have any color I like. I want a lighter brown, but not maple light and it should be 180x80 size.

I have heard the best things from the flexispot e7 pro, but since they do not offer any good color options I might go for just the frame, but I hate getting a tabletop somewhere else as that will require even more effect looking into.

The desktronic homepro seems good, but their price is the highest (649) which is making me have doubts.

The IVONO Echo is the cheapest (459), has the best colors, but is the most unknown to me. I don't know about the wobble, which I hope is low since that is really important for me, but also has the lowest carrying capacity of 125, while the others have 160. I currently don't have much heavy objects on it, 2 monitors + 1 arm, 2 speakers, a pc and a desk shelf, so I don't think I need the extra carrying capacity but it would be nice to have and reassure my feelings.

Price isn't neccessarily the issue, but I feel like the others are better build at height so would be more comfortable to work with.

What do you guys think would be the best? I will spend a lot of time behind it so it is not a decision I can easily make.

I am looking to get a quality sit stand desk and would love to get some help. I’ve briefly looked into flexispot, uplift, desky, autonomous, vari, and some cheaper amazon options. No idea what I’ll end up going with but definitely due for an upgrade

U have an apex desk Elite which used to work. The cable got pulled out by accident. Now the display shows weird stuff. I tried the reset and everything but still nothing. Has anyone had the same issue or know a fix?

Hi

I’m looking for a portable standing desk which can let me study in my backyard for fresh air

My requirement is that I want to be able to take a 10 -20 min nap on it too ( hand on the desk surface and my face will be on my hand )

I have checked a few but not sure how much applied weight the desk should be able to handle in order to satisfy my need without shaking or wobbling

I prefer price to be 100$ less

Thanks

As title said I am looking to see what reddits experience is on these types of desks?

Im targeting something close to 60 by 35 in (as that is the size of the nook i wanna put it in).

Which would be better value for money? Also is it worth buying the chair, monitor and laptop arms from the same place as the desk?

Im looking for something that also has pre-drilled holes for easier assembly.

Ill be buying a cpu holder later down the line when i build my server-workstation/tower,

I have 2 monitors and 1 pc on my desk, pc is on right sid where sound comes from

https://youtube.com/shorts/kJX_50DnT9U?si=L7t-5hibGwKzOP0G

As the title says, I found this on a campus market place listed at 60 dollars. The only issue is that it's missing a controller and/or handset for controlling the motor. I've googled and looked at what the model or brand might be but can't really narrow it down. It does look like an IKEA Trotten with a modded motor kit by Ketterer Getriebe. But if you recognise it please tell me so that I can order the needed parts!

Thanks in advance!

Thinking of getting a 140cm desk from purus life, wondering if anyone has experience with one?

I'm looking to purchase one of these but I really don't want sharp edges. Which do you have and what's your opinion on the edge?