My wife is kind enough to upgrade my home office setup to a standing desk. Prior to this week I was pretty sure it would either be the Autonomous or Fully. However, I recently found the Lander by iMovr that has been getting good reviews. Does anyone have any long terms pros or cons on any of these? The Lander desk seems to have far fewer YouTube reviews than any other one but consistently gets great scores on reviews.
Edit: I will be using a custom butcher block countertop as the actual desk piece. I only need the frame for the desk.
To be honest, office setup is bet. Most of the reviews are paid, so donāt worry much about them. Reviews usually cover one aspect that is good, and forget about things that are not so good.
Personally I tried a couple of Fully arms, and they were the worst IMO, even though they had great reviews.
Sorry, that is not helpful, but bottom line: listen to whatever actual users in this forum would say.
I have an IKEA IdĆ„sen desk with black top in use as a second desk for when I want to work on the main level of the house instead of upstairs in the office. Since itās not my primary desk, and itās in the main living space, I went with the smaller top but could switch to the larger one easily if needed.
Iām using it on hardwood floors and itās very sturdy with no wobble when raised up. Memory function is handled via the app.
Iāve got a Fully and couldnāt be happier. Paired it with a floormat and a HĆ„g Capisco chair. Spend full days in my study and roughly half sitting/standing.
I bought my Uplift desk over a year ago. Itās perfectly solid, and I love the presets feature that will save 4 unique height adjustments and go to them with a touch.
My only complaint has nothing to do with Uplift - I just picked too small of an actual top to the desk. But it sounds like you have that part ācoveredā.
Not sure how helpful this will be since the company isnāt around any more, but Iāve seen pictures of other standing desks that look like theyāre the same as mine.
Iāve had my standing desk for about 6 years. It was The Wirecutterās pick at the time a Jarvis desk frame from Ergo Depot. It also has four memory positions plus up/down buttons and a display with the estimated height (itās about an inch off). The only issue Iāve ever had with it is the motor stopped working within about a month of getting it. Ergo Depot did a warranty replacement and itās been fine ever since. I went with an inexpensive 30ā X 64ā desktop from Ikea. It was a great company.
Iāve got a Fully with a 6ā desktop, on casters. Itās good. Thereās definitely wobble at standing height that I find a little unnerving. I think thatās because the wood is so thin ā the wood they use is only .5" thick.
A thick 1" top or 1.5" top would probably help a lot.
Iāve got a Fully desk with an Ikea countertop as the desk, and I love it. (Only had it for 6 months, though, so do with that information what you will.)
I have had this Ikea desk for about 2 years. I have the brown Ikea desktop 31.5 X 63 inches. I agree with @JoePreiser that it is very sturdy without wobble.
My favorite standing desk has been a Husky Work Table that I got from Home Depot. Itās got a manual lift on the right side (a turn handle) with a ābutcher blockā as a top.
Iāve loved it, and itās significantly cheaper than most automatic standing desks Iāve found.
I will second this optionā¦ I purchased the 62" version last year and it has been a great decision. So happy the handle to raise/lower the desk slides off and stores in a drawer.
I work at home and bought a Fully bamboo top standing desk four years ago. The controller (rectangular black box under the desktop that the power and motors connect to) failed. Within a day I had a zoom troubleshooting meeting with a tech in which I was asked to plug, unplug, etc., to figure out the problem. That was a Friday afternoon. On Monday I had the new controller which fixed the problem. Fully stands behind their warranty. Happy customer.
My wife uses an almost identical model. Itās what I used before getting the Fully. Itās great. Super stable. I loved it. Just a little short for me when I was standing.
