V3 Standing Desk

While the stability of the 4 leg desk is better, the 2 leg version is pretty stable. Unless you cannot have any wobble, the 2 leg is good. Another option to look at is get a L-shaped desk.

You could get the quality of a really good brand like Uplift by buying just the frame and then making the top from wood from the hardware store. A two leg frame from uplift is $470 and then spend $100-200 on making a top. Its the legs of the desk that matters the most. If you are afraid of making the top, you could see if IKEA has a table that would work for you

I got an Uplift desk because I tried out some other brands and most desks when at a standing height wobbled too much or had noisy motors. I did not go with the fully custom top but went with a solid bamboo top for about $1800. One option you could consider is only buying the frame from Uplift and getting a local top made to your preferences. If you can get someone to make you a top for less than $1500, you would be saving money.

I am 6'1 and I rarely use the desk at max height, but I have an Uplift desk that maxes out at 48.7" with a treadmill. If you are worried about it, you can get wheel casters for your desk which will add a couple of inches to the max height.

The Uplift desks can certainly hand the weight if you go with a solid wood desk. I am not sure about the particle board tops. I can sit on the top and the motors don't even seem to notice the weight https://preview.redd.it/jb13pddqwsig1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5fe3bf2145cedb1a54b8cdae70b9227765f1590b

I would recommend getting a standing desk and spend a little extra if you can afford to. The cheap desks will end up being replaced soon. Also check the standing height of the desk you buy. I am 6' and there are some that dont go high enough to feel comfortable while standing. I got an Uplift desk for the height as I am also using a treadmill at my desk.

I have not owned a Jarvis table but I did look at one at a hermin miller showroom. The display that they had seemed to wobble a bit, but that could be because it was a display model. I ended up going with uplift as I could get more options and people said it doesn't wobble that much at full height. I really do enjoy my Uplift desk and I am glad that I spent the extra on it.

I’ve been using the Uplift Desk V2 https://amzn.to/4leF6JX at work for a while now and love it. It fits both my monitors and a laptop, and it’s stable (which was the hardest thing for me to find). It’s got memory presets and comes with cable tie mounts plus a wire management tray underneath, so everything stays neat. Mine is the 48×30, but they also have a 60×30 if you want more space (though that might be bigger than you’re looking for).

if you want an excellent , durable option I would highly recommend you [this](https://linktw.in/aRJQwN) from uplift and it works pretty good for me. Its overall a pretty well built standing desk and has good stability, anything below this would be a gamble.

I have an Uplift 40” wide with the 45” LG curve, lines up right to the edges, stable even at max height. There’s almost always one for sale under $500 on marketplace.

Daily for two years. It’s on wheels and a thin rug, a little bit of camera shake if it’s fully raised and I’m typing hard while talking on video. I think if I switched to feet instead of wheels that would be gone, but sometimes I like to move the whole thing.

I just got one and it's full of fingerprints - would not recommend.

I’m a big fan of dual motor sit stand desks. Have not really cared about the brand, they likely come from the same production line and might not be worth the premium for a known brand name. I do recommend solid wood table top, I’ve got a birch butcher block one, 2ft by 6ft and been using it for over 5 years, looks barely used.

Even getting an Uplift frame and supplying your own top would cut it in half.

I have an 80" C leg Uplift, and it is very sturdy. I can wobble it if I try, but I have my monitors on arms, and they do not move under normal use, even at the highest height.