ensive nicely designed "active chair" / stool that was adjustable high enough so that I could lean on it even when using my desk as a standing desk. It was interesting, but not a game changer at

I don't understand the attraction to non-adjustable standing desks. Standing all day seems just as bad as sitting all day, especially if you start standing all day after sitting for years. As lon

no one has recommended MultiTable yet. They sell a sturdy, adjustable, standing desk for under $500. The only problem (feature?) is that it doesn't come with a table top. I solved for that by bu

k issues, I have to mindful of my posture. Split keyboard + adjustable standing desk is great for the scapular area and the lower back for me

I'm using a non-motorized adjustable standing desk at work, and love it for the quick adjustablility. All motorized standing desk seems to be frustratingly slow, and I imagine this is by design t

nding desk. I very much look forward to getting an electric adjustable standing desk at work.