Category Archives: Standing Desk Reviews

Although it looks very similar to a product I reviewed a while back, Flexispot has created version two of their very popular sit-stand riser, incorporating a few improvements along the way. Although nothing to really take note of if you … Continue reading →

As of late, we have seen a surge in popularity in the segment of on-desk monitor risers (a.k.a. standing desk converters), such as the previously reviewed Flexispot ClassicRiser.  The main advantages of these height-adjustable platforms is that they cost less, … Continue reading →

If you’ve done your research into the world of sit-stand desk you’ve most likely heard of treadmill standing desks. But have you ever seen a stationary bike + computer desk combo? Well that’s exactly what Flexispot — creator of the … Continue reading →

Between a traditional adjustable standing desk and something more portable, like the Roost laptop stand, or the previously reviewed  Loctek SL1 Sit-Stand Laptop Arm, is this: the Flexispot Sit-Stand Riser Workstation. Whether you don’t want to spend $500-$1,500+ on a … Continue reading →

I just came across a listing of innovative standing desk products on ProductHunt.com that may be of interest to some readers. While some of the products featured have been covered here on StandingDeskReviews.com, there are many more that haven’t been … Continue reading →

Desktops are becoming more and more scarce nowadays, as more people choose to carry around their laptops wherever they go. Even those with a fixed office or desk somewhere would rather rely on one single computer instead of dealing with … Continue reading →

Next on the review list is the highly-rated Fully (formerly known as Ergo Depot) Jarvis Standing Desk. Fully is a long-time manufacturer and dealer of ergonomically fit desks, chairs, and accessories to corporations and end-users alike. The Jarvis is Fully‘s most highly-reviewed desk, and … Continue reading →

Today we’re doing an overview of the Ergotron Workfit-D Sit-Stand Desk, manufactured by Ergotron, an American company that has been manufacturing ergonomically-designed office furniture and accessories for twenty years. Available since 2012 via Amazon, directly through Ergotron, or through one … Continue reading →