Great question - I just spent weeks researching standing desks for this exact reason. After comparing 7 different models, stability at full height varies a lot by brand and price point. The VIVO Electric 60x30 and ErGear models both get consistently high marks for minimal wobble even when fully exte

Yup, it's a VIVO Desk Extender https://a.co/d/aRAQbKi. It's nice, but unfortunately it's not level with the desk. Which is why I can't keep the laptop more on the desk. Or it wobbles. The monitor stand is ErGear Monitor Stand https://a.co/d/2BFjxG9.

I feel this post in my bones - literally. After 10 years of WFH and two elbow surgeries from ignoring ergonomics early on, I finally got serious about my setup. On stability at full height: This varies wildly by desk. The dual-motor systems stay way more stable than single-motor ones, especially at

ErGear Height Adjustable Electric... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B422P5MQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share This is a pretty economical standing desk. The motor is strong and the legs are sturdy. The tabletop is the biggest issue as it comes in 2 pieces and has a noticeable seam down the middle. If you can cover

Use monitor arms. This is what I use and it allows you to keep the monitors raised off the desk and with no bulky monitor stands. Amazon.com: ErGear Dual Monitor Stand, Heavy Duty Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount for 2 Screens up to 32 Inches, Fully Adjustable Height, Tilt, Swivel, Rotate, Supports 17.

I have the exact same setup right now and have been content with a cheaper dual-arm I got from Amazon (ErGear dual monitor stand). I have it grommet mounted through my desk and there is enough clearance to move my 27" front and center and the 32" to the side, and vice versa. If I had it C-clamped to

ErGear has great options, this post helped me

ErGear has cool options, this post helped me

You can check out the ErGear standing desk. It’s very sturdy, even with heavier setups, and stays stable at full height. Great build quality without going overboard on price.

I feel you on the space constraints - 40" width is tough but definitely doable. I just finished researching a bunch of standing desks and have a few thoughts: The single-leg stability concern is valid, especially at standing height. You'll get way more stability with a traditional dual-leg frame, ev