Uplift Desk - 2-Leg V2 Standing Desk

I have a flexispot at work, and an uplift at home. If money is a concern go flexispot. If not, uplift dual motor.

To follow up i have laminate tops. Theyre study, and ive no issues with either the flexispot or uplift laminate tops

I have two of the Uplift V2 desks, both with 1.5 inch Acacia butcher block tops. Everything is super sturdy and well made, and the solid wood is beautiful. Have been using these daily for about 5 years without any issues. Would recommend.

Three years with an Uplift V2 and here's the truth: it's overpriced but I'd buy it again. The accessories ecosystem is unmatched. The warranty is real (they replaced a faulty keypad immediately). The wobble is minimal even with my ham fisted typing. It just works every single day without thinking about it.

Not sure how this is related to Bloomington-Normal, but I have an Uplift as well. I got the light Bamboo. It’s nice. Ordered during a Black Friday sale one year to get discounts and free stuff.

6'6 and currently sitting with my desk at 31"... not sure what the issue is here? It goes down to 25". I have my monitors on an arm to raise them to proper height when I'm standing. Edit: Uplift desk.

Uplift Desk. I got one early on in the Pandemic and it's been rock solid ever since. Dual monitors, multiple computers, electronics projects, and more without an issue. The mechanism is smooth and quiet. Tons of cable management options. Standing mats are a nice addition, I went for the Ergodriven Topo Mat and really enjoy it.

I got a used uplift with whiteboard top (which I don’t want) but it came with monitor arms and caster wheels. VERY IMPRESSED with build quality of it. Will replace top at later date. Paid $390 for what was a $1200 setup.

I got a used uplift with whiteboard top (which I don’t want) but it came with monitor arms and caster wheels. VERY IMPRESSED with build quality of it. Will replace top at later date. Paid $390 for what was a $1200 setup. With the wheels on it, I can raise it to max and easily get under it for setup, not to mention, rolling it away from wall to get in behind it. I’m not done with wires and outlet setup, but so far am very happy with Uplift motor speed and overall build setup. https://preview.redd.it/51q766t3umdg1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a9ab8066dbca018ec71dc5bec3779ec2395dd534

I think Uplift have a heavy (4 leg) model. I have the two leg and very happy with it

I think the Ergotron XL arm fits. That's what I use on my 2 leg model, although parents poster is correct that the 4 leg model has a thicker top. I've found cheaper monitor mounts just sag so badly over time. For reference on my 2 leg I have 2 x 27" and 1 x 49" monitors as well as the laptop and PC + accessories and a 10" rack and I'm _at_ the limit of what the desk can handle. It's still pretty impressive load tho'

I have an Uplift V2 Commercial C frame since early 2020. It’s a solid desk and still going strong. I’m not sure what the V3 changes but it looks like it doesn’t have the lower crossmember. That may be a plus if you’re mounting a PC under there, but I love using it to put up my legs.

I have an Uplift desk I've used for nearly a decade now and I've been happy with it. They have some addon options for cable management and I got a little drawer attachment for my accessories.