V2

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

imo the uplift v2 is still the best all around. I like the stability, quick smooth height adjust, and customization options with the memory presets and different top finishes

ugh the back pain is real, been there. honestly go electric - manual crank desks sound fine until you're adjusting multiple times a day. what worked for me was getting a desk with a crossbar for extra stability. i've been using an UPLIFT V2 Commercial for 3 years and it doesn't wobble even at full h

Uplift desk no question. Get the Uplift V2 Commercial, allows the desk to go all the way down to 22.6 in. and all the way up to a max of 48.7 in. Ive had mine for over a year and its preformed flawlessly. Very stable with no shake when typing at a 42.8 height when standing with 2 monitors attached.

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 have Uplift desk and i love it. Super solid, great cable management and accessories. The quality is great and it easily goes up/down.

so i got the uplift v2 last year and honestly, it's been great. the way it adjusts is super smooth, plus it comes with some nice accessories like a cord management tray which is kinda handy. i use it every day with a laptop and a monitor, and it feels really stable most of the time. but, like, the o

i feel you on the desk height struggle. i'm 5'3'' and ran into the same issue with my Aeron legs hitting footrests. honestly yeah the desk is likely the main culprit. what helped me was finding a desk that goes down to 22-23 inches. the Flexispot E7 might still be borderline but check the Uplift V2

i ran into this being 5'2. a standing desk that goes to 60cm is worth it but only if you also fix the chair. the ikea idasen or uplift v2 commercial go that low. for your height a footrest won't fix a desk that's too tall - you'll just hunch. get the desk first then a refurbished steelcase leap or h

I love my Uplift desk I stand all day, every day…unless I have a headache or am feeling sick My office cat uses the chair the most!!