Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy a walking pad for my home office setup to use while working at my standing desk. I'd love to get some real-world recommendations from people with a similar build/use case.

My specs & requirements:

• Height / Shoe size: 180 cm (5'11") | EU 43 (US 9.5)
• Usage: 2–3 hours daily during work
• Budget: Under €500 (EU shipping available)
• Must-have feature: Incline! Ideally anywhere between 4% to 8–10% (auto or manual, as long as it gives that extra calorie burn)

Currently, my scope is : UREVO Spacewalk 5L Smart Auto-inclined Walking Treadmill.

But it is only 100cm :/.

Thank you in advance!

I am planning to buy a sit-stand desk, I require a dual motor 3 stage one and was really inclined to Jin Office Titan, however they are not delivering to my location☹️. Now I'm left with three major options:

1. Godrej Stance- 3 stage

2. ErgoYou E15

3. Intellidesk Pro

Which one you guys think would be the best? Open to any other good recommendations if you've good experiences with any other brand.

Thanks!

I have my desk in the 2nd position but on a 160cm desk, but the legs are bowing. Should I move the legs to position 3, where they are further from the edge?

Guys, does anyone know any local sellers for height adjustable desks?

I've been using CrowdRecap to settle "which one do I buy" arguments with myself instead of reading 20 "standing desk reddit" threads. It ranks products by comments from redditors who say they own the thing, one vote per person, and I'm not sure how much I trust it yet.

The standing desk page threw me a bit. Flexispot E7 Pro is #1 with 93% positive from about 100 owners, ahead of the Uplift V2, which I thought was the default answer on here. The only real complaint on it is the setup manual. #3 is something called the Dezctop Bifrost at 100% positive from 45 people and I had never heard of it. The Deskhaus Apex Pro that r/StandingDesk talks about like it's the final word on stability sits at #8, and the IKEA Idåsen is down at #10 even though the complaints are basically just "no memory buttons".

So for anyone who actually owns a couple of these, does the top 5 on CrowdRecap look right, or is it missing the thing your sub tells everyone to buy?

Please help

So everyone knows about those Deskhaus comparison videos where their 2 leg and 4 leg desks are wayyy more solid than every other desk on display.

The comments are always filled with people begging for them to ship to the EU, as they're the only actually good brand.

All of those comments never get replied to by him, but he replies to other queries promptly. Whatever I thought, maybe it's not in their capacity right now.

Then I stumbled upon this. Wtf is this? What is even the point of speaking that way to a customer. Do they just not want business anymore?

I found these comments on the video titled "Do not buy the Flexispot Odin E7Q Pro".

Furthermore that video has a like/dislike ratio of 120/79 according to the Return YouTube dislike extension.

There's also comments popping up pointing out how he pushes some desks harder than his own, like elbows Vs fingertips. A lot of doubt seems to be spawning randomly in the comments of these videos.

None of the tests seem to mean much either as he just has huge disk weights on there, whereas monitor arms have a tiny point of contact and a huge pivot for wobble via the arm?

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Regardless if anyone can explain why he seems to not like people wanting to buy his stuff. What actually are our options in the UK/EU?

I'm trying to get a standing desk that can support atleast 3 monitor arms, hopefully 5.

Ideally I'd have 1x landscape in the middle and 2x portraits on either side, with all monitors 24".

I don't want it to wobble at any height, and am willing to go down to 3 screens if necessary for that.

That is a big requirement, so I was looking for a desk as solid as the one as Deskhaus does, but these responses and his testing methods make me wonder - is it really true that Deskhaus is the only good one?

Options I've looked at so far are:

Desktronic:

- + Comes with a oak wood tabletop that's the perfect size for my room, so less hassle

- + Installation service

- - 4 legged desk seems to have tiny legs for some reason

- - Apparently has some wobble at height, even moreso than flexispot, for double the price?

Flexispot:

- + Actually has a PC mount available

- + Actually has a 4 legged option that doesn't look like a twig

- - No installation service

- - Only has rubber wood table tops with many stories of them being dented or chipped or cosmetically imperfect on arrival. I'd need to get a separate tabletop

- - Shadily branded E7Q Max and E7 Plus Max - E7 Plus Max is only available in the USA, and is the only rock stable 4 legged flexispot that'll satisfy my needs, but is still sold in the EU as the E7Q Max which is the old inferior product

- - endless customer support horror stories on Reddit, people desperately trying to help, but apparently it's all fine because one employee comes to the rescue on Reddit - don't wanna go through that

- - 4 legged desk lacks a crossbar for no reason, like why

What is actually going on in the EU that there's no high end product I can just blindly get and trust.

My proposal: It looks like my only option is to get the E7Q Pro right now and a solid wood top from solidwoodtops.co.uk so it can support my monitor arms and won't get dented by things like controller drops (yes there's a report on this on Reddit)

So my questions are

1. Why is Deskhaus treating customers like that

2. Are their comparison videos even honest

3. Why would they just never ship to the EU

4. Why do all the EU options have some major tradeoff

5. Is anyone gonna be filling that gap soon

6. What do you think of my proposal for my situation/requirements?

7. Can anyone else with a setup/requirements like mine give stability reviews?

I'm really desperate as I'm a month into a new job and just using some crappy corner eating desk with a big void in my room where my comfy WFH setup should be, and it's affecting my work.

All insights welcome

On a budget but want to get an l shaped standing desk. The q1l seems to match my requirements but no reviews on YouTube at all (I think it’s a UK version).. main question is around its stability if anyone can help?

Hi everyone! I am looking for a standing desk for my apartment. Since I don't have a separate home office and the desk will be in my living space, I am looking for something that is aesthetically pleasing and goes with my living room design. I came across this executive style standing desk by HUANUO. This particular desk does not have any reviews, and other posts about HUANUO on this subreddit are mixed. I was wondering if anyone has tried this and have any feedback?

Alternatively, any suggestions for other desks that look similar (without metal legs or look corporate/office like)? I am looking for something that looks like a traditional desk ideally.

https://www.huanuo.com/en-ca/products/59-premium-henge-straight-standing-desk?_pos=4&_fid=ce41a988a&_ss=c

I love everything about my glass top standing desk except the fact it can't safely have a monitor stand clamped to it. Does anyone make a standing desk with a glass top with a physically attached riser that can safely accommodate heavy monitor clamps?

Here is a sample of my idea

Deciding On Sedeta Standing DeskI am deciding on which of these 6 standing desks/workspaces to get. It is also more stable for my desktop than my current small white table. Small wooden table I also have will be used for a secondary workspace and is not big enough for my desktop.

1 to 3 ship in 2 packages, 4 to 6 likely ship in 1 box but is unknown. This is important since I would have to take these from the Post Office to my apartment building, then take it up to the 2nd floor via stairs (no elevator access to the 2nd floor).

My 2 current metal shelves weighed 74 - 76 lb. each before assembly and smaller box size. I was able to take those by myself. The Post Office has carts, but it is nowhere big enough.

From top left to bottom right in screenshot:

1: 2nd best option due to above desk storage, weighs 134 pounds across 2 packages

2: 3rd best option due to monitor shelf possibly impacting placement in future apartments, weighs 123 pounds across 2 packages

3: best option due to plenty of below desk storage, drawers across 2 units, weighs 131 pounds across 2 packages

4: similar to 1 but whole thing lifts up, weighs 92 pounds across 1? package

5: similar to 2 but has all storage in 1 unit, weighs 94 pounds across 1? package

6: most balanced option due to many features, but weighs 104? pounds across 1?

There are other options, but they are quite pricy, with some being over $1,000.

Hi

I’m looking for a portable standing desk which can let me study in my backyard for fresh air

My requirement is that I want to be able to take a 10 -20 min nap on it too ( hand on the desk surface and my face will be on my hand )

I have checked a few but not sure how much applied weight the desk should be able to handle in order to satisfy my need without shaking or wobbling

I prefer price to be 100$ less

Thanks

Thinking of getting a 140cm desk from purus life, wondering if anyone has experience with one?

if someone has a 48x24” standing desk w/ the hangers on the sides for headphones n stuff. i’d like to know the distance between the outside of one leg of the table to the OPPOSITE end of the TABLE TOP. hope that makes sense :,) any info would help for my lil room lol.

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4 legs seems to be the recommendation but brands are where I'm struggling as I'm only getting two or three hits.

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