lemonadesodahe standard is 100-150kg. And YES I do stand on my desk with a coathanger aerial trying to get a better wifi signal. lol

lemonadesodaIf it is only capable of a 70kg load (static, in the downward direction only) then it comes with that IKEA patent: wiggle wobble

70kg is pathetic. Just look at the abilities of a normal office desk. The standard is 100-150kg. And YES I do stand on my desk with a coathanger aerial trying to get a better wifi signal. lol

TheLostSwedeThey have a more sturdy frame, but stilly only 75 kg max load.

ergoavHi,
I'm the developer of this ErgoFx standing desk. I'm glad you guys noticed this product. Maybe I can explain why it's so expensive. ;)

Vayra86Please do! You must have read that we're struggling :D

P4-630The phone charger doesn't cost $1000 I hope...

bugWhy is the desktop still sitting on the floor in the "After" picture?
There are cases that will have intakes on the bottom, having them not sit on the floor/carpet will do wonders reducing the amount of dust taken in. I understand desktops aren't as popular as they used to be, but maybe offer that as an option at least?

ergoavFirst let's take a look at the wireless charging. The charger will stand up by itself when it senses the phone.

ergoavThe other significant expense is ensuring the product's integrity. If you examine the underside of any standing desk from other brands, you might find exposed motors, cables, and screw levers, which can potentially be a safety hazard, especially if you have children who might play under the desk. To address this, we have designed our desks with metal and plastic covers to conceal all these components, ensuring not only a cleaner look but also added safety. Moreover, we have taken extra steps to ensure that these covers align perfectly, maintaining the aesthetic appeal of our product.

claesRude. Forum dwellers can be complete assholes

claesRude. Forum dwellers can be complete assholes

Vayra86Perspective? This is commerce taking things to new heights every time, and a response in kind. Is it untrue what I said? Then please do point it out and I will stand corrected. I'm just being honest about what's in front of me and how it compares to whatever else is on the market... and how this is clearly a product looking for a problem that doesn't exist, and solving it in the most curious ways.

Your approach is the passive aggressive stance. Have you considered how that works on the scale of manners?

claesThere’s an actual human being representing their product and rather than engaging with them in earnest, you insult them.

You have GPUs and standing desks figured out — why not go to market and win the market like the vanguard you claim to be?

Nothing passive aggressive about what I said. I think you are being an asshole and I stand by it. True or untrue is irrelevant — it’s a market, as you are aware.

bugIt's meant to go with iDevices, being overdesigned and overpriced is just common sense, if you really think about it.

Vayra86Exactly. If the argument for pricing was just being honest about that, I wouldnt frown on this as much.. but instead it tries to sell features that are pretty much useless.

Vayra86I see only a disadvantage, now you have a charger tied to your desk, so if one breaks the other is pointless too. A simple port hole that snugly fits a USB C would make the whole thing that much cheaper AND more durable.


Okay. At home I have a standard Office desk with cable management, which can be had at 300~500 bucks depending on location and how large you need it.

The T shape & crossbar of the construction itself is hollow, so you rout the cables through the legs of the desk. The underside of my desk is clean just the same.
So you devised a desk with significant expense while the industry standard to achieve the same thing does it with the very materials used to create the desk itself.

Well done