In our expert review staff's collective opinion there's nothing about any of these cabinets that should sway your decision as to which standing desk you're going to buy. And if you do buy one from UpLift, Fully, Vari, Autonomous or StandDesk you might as well buy the cabinet from…
By far the most populous category of sit-to-stand products, electric standing desks are powered by precision, linear motor drives and easily change in height with the press of a button. They have a distinct advantage over most manually-operated desks in speed, convenience, and pe…
If you're thinking about putting your standing desk together DIY style, then you've got a lot of choices in standalone bases that you can buy to match up with a desktop. The Jiecang Linear Motion Technology Company of Zhiejang, China, is one of the long-time producers of electric…
Uplift is bringing more standing solutions to the market. This time it's not a desk or a converter, but a standing desk balance board with a cushioned surface. E7 Motion Board is not like other standing desk balance boards. It is square and comes with a faux leather cushion.
Because adjustable-height L-desks are bigger investments than standard 2-legged standing desk our advice is to go with quality components that are sure to last a long time. One indication of quality is the warranty term a manufacturer provides on their product. Jarvis, UpLift and…
Despite excellent weight capacity and an attractive keypad for changing height, the E7 has drawbacks. It lacks flexibility in important ergonomic spots, is difficult to set up alone, and is outclassed by similarly priced (and cheaper) electric sit-stand converters.
For all the fanfare of "V2," the enhancements over the prior version of the Jiecang base are just not that meaningful. In terms of desk performance, barely detectable. The accessory mounting points are clever but most users won't find a significant benefit from them, and while th…
Ergoprise’s Uprise Standing Desk is a solid, mid-tier desk that stands at the crossroads of function and affordability. A quiet, sturdy base and a variety of table tops - including premium bamboo and hardwood - make this an attractive option for both standing-desk and treadmill-d…
UpLift offers three different lines of L-desks for different spaces and budgets. All three are built atop the Chinese-made Jiecang base, making it an economical choice for less expensive desktops. What puzzled our reviewers was why UpLift uses the same low-performance base for ev…
If this unique shape sings to you, and works in your available office space, the Curved Corner is worth your consideration. But you'll have to get over the shortcomings of its one-size-fits-all desktop that comes in only very limited finishes.
The UpLift is very popular, if for no other reason than Human Solution's massive advertising campaigns. Sleekly marketed and with low entry-point pricing on all-Chinese componentry, they sell a lot of UpLift desks. But the componentry is unspectacular, marketing claims are overwr…
A lower minimum height differentiates the V2-Commercial from the standard V2, but it isn't worth the downside of an added crossbar for most users