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He started wearing blazers because he told me they're comfortable, and he got the recommendation for a standing desk from me when I told him about my Uplift desk I use to keep better posture (I'm physically disabled). I would love to know why these comments are nearly omnipresent on these threads, l

Some of my favorite work related items as an MSL: Uplift desk. Away carry-on. Aer City Pack Pro backpack. Stuart and Lau briefcase. Anker GaN 65w charger. Anker power block. Plenty of USB-C cables. A toiletries case, extra of all regular toiletries to just keep in a travel bag ready to go. Travel br

i feel you on this. i ran into the same issue at 5'4" and it took forever to find stuff that fits. the Uplift V2 Commercial frame goes down to 22.6" which works way better. for chairs the Steelcase Leap V2 has a seat height down to 15.5". also check the Humanscale Diffrient World chair. the desk fra

My uplift desk. I literally never sit while working now. I have a walking pad too but I find it hard to walk and work so it doesn’t get as much use as it should.

I'm using an Uplift Standing Desk V2 with the C frame. When I got it they were still reasonably priced, but I'd say if it's in budget they make good stuff. I recently helped a friend with their Desky and the quality seemed really good and their customer service team was really good. They were also o

It’s the Uplift L shape sit stand desk V2 commercial and it’s awesome absolutely love it! It took a lot of trial and error to get the monitor arm in the correct position so the monitor would end up where I wanted it in both seating positions. The monitor being absolutely massive also helps with this

I won’t speak for the addiction part since there’s other good responses here but standing desks help a TON with pain & energy levels. Get an UpLift desk with memory settings so you can go from sitting to standing throughout your day. You will absolutely need a standing mat so your feet don’t get sor

I work from home and after my AS diagnosis I bought a stand-up desk from Uplift Desk. It has been very much worth it. If your work won't pay to get a full stand-up desk for you, there are cheaper add-on options that will sit on top of a fixed desk that you can raise and lower as you stand up or sit

If the drawers are a necessity, I can’t suggest anything else in my experience. BUT - if you ditch the drawers, you can get an Uplift Desk legs kit that you can attach to your desk top for standing desk functionality. You already have the pc on the desk which is helpful there, and it will allow more

Another vote for Uplift. I have the 80"x30" commercial V2. It's holding 3 monitors, 28"-32"-28" then a PC in a Steel Corsair C70 hanging off one side (narrow way). Then 3 geodes, probably totalling about 80lbs, counterweighting the other side. I'm really happy with it. It was quite stable when I did