Uplift Desk - 4-Leg Standing Desk

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.

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 think there are nuances when it comes to what people refer to as stability. Deskhaus is famous for the videos of pushing desks around at various heights and you can see them bounce around. I think at this point in the standing desk game the designs are so similar you may really not notice a difference between the 3 (i have the uplift 4 leg with connected feet) in that regard. I think rigidity is also important when it comes to something like monitor wobble. I had a thin 1 inch rubber wood which I hated because it was neither thick or rigid enough to absorb day to day actions. For example I could feel typing vibrations thru the rest of the desk which obviously can make monitor wobble more noticeable. This went away when I ended up swapping for a 1.75 inch walnut desktop. Point being I'd focus more on trying to get a thicker > 1.5 inch hardwood desktop. I think the added rigidity will help with monitor wobble.

I ended up getting the one from Uplift. 72x20 Walnut for 800. Haven't had to do any upkeep its kind of up to you. I used to care more and would put some oil on it periodically, haven't done that for years tho lol.

i just got uplift 30x70 4 legged desk. it is on the pricier side, but you may not need it as big (it will reduce the cost a bit). but the 4 legs makes it absolutely rock solid. and the customer service was insanely knowledgeable, and helped out greatly! i use a wacom cintiq on it, and i cannot have it moving at all, and it certainly does not. with memory settings, i transition from standing to sitting all day long. really love it! here's the base system you can customize to your liking: [https://www.upliftdesk.com/uplift-4-leg-standing-desk-v2-v2-commercial/?2014=4237&2154=2935&2931=3821&3371=3922&2017=11390&10977=8708&14927=11667](https://www.upliftdesk.com/uplift-4-leg-standing-desk-v2-v2-commercial/?2014=4237&2154=2935&2931=3821&3371=3922&2017=11390&10977=8708&14927=11667) good luck!

i just got the uplift 4 leg commercial style frame. 72x30 with walnut butcher block top. i use a wacom cintiq to produce artwork, so i'm super sensitive to any wobble or instability. this desk is absolutely rock solid. very heavy duty (and slightly unwieldy to assemble at times), but so well made. but the biggest factor is the customer service of uplift. they were super helpful and responsive with all my questions before i purchased. they also promised that it would be delivered by my small window of availability to receive it. and they totally came through. so all in all, a great and confident purchase. little nits: \- the frame is so wide underneath the table top, that there's very little room for any (clamp on) mounting items. ie: modesty panels, even my ergo arm was a bit touch and go. i'm able to make it work. i hear the upcoming 4 leg v3 will address this, but i could not wait with my work schedule. \- there are a lot of cables for all the legs. but with some cable management brackets, i was able to hide them all away still with good range of movement for the variable heights. side note: i used my black friday discount to pay for the take away of my previous standing desk. hope this helps!

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.

Honestly, Wirecutter’s picks are solid and the Uplift V2 is super sturdy and customizable, and the Branch Duo looks great for the price. But if you want something quieter and smoother, I’d check out the Fully Jarvis or the FlexiSpot E7 Pro. Depends on your budget and how much you care about cable management tbh.

Secretlab Magnus Pro is hands-down the best if you want real cable management.. built-in routing, hidden power bay, super clean look. Uplift V2 with the full wire kit is a solid modular alternative. Both keep things tidy without endless zip ties.

Thanks, I'd looked but didn't find many EC1 listing on Amazon and definitely didn't find that one. My Flexispot E8 has the 55x28 bamboo top and it's definitely a good size. Works well for two monitors plus a 2nd laptop to the side. When buying the second desk\*, I ended up choosing the Uplift V2 with 72x30 dark bamboo top over a Flexispot E7Pro - similarly configured they were similarly priced, Uplift's dark bamboo is solid core vs Flexispot's hollow core dark bamboo, and Uplift has grommet holes (I like the power grommet). Interesting about the keyboard tray - I've disliked every one of those I've encountered. Rather have a low profile keyboard on the desktop. Different strokes I guess. :) Couple additional notes for u/Jolly_Draft_5156 : [Flexispot's cable management tray](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D63TFH6/) is nice. Helps make a very clean underdesk look. It will work with any desk you can drill a couple screw holes into. I considered buying one for my Uplift but the included one is serviceable though not as nice. I also recommend casters. Makes it super easy to pull the desk out from the wall when you want to adjust / change cabling in the tray, then roll it back and lock the casters when you're done. Lastly, I've been happy with [this cheap monitor stand](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09VNKTCDG) to stash my clamshell laptop under. One of the pair of monitors sits on it, the other doesn't and both line up. (one monitor has a USBC hub, allowing for single cable docking) (\*) two desks 'cuz we split time between two locations

Just bought one. It’s is awesomely stable.