Standing Desk Deals

jaayLO wrote: ↑ The two things you noted are pretty big differences :P Price is always important, and a 5-year difference in warranty is huge (eg. If a motor goes wrong or if the frame degrades due to poor build quality, you're covered for an extra FIVE years). If price isn't an issue for you, go with Progressive for the warranty.

Lyuda wrote: ↑ Same "Order Now to ship out in 3-5 Business Days" , good luck to get it.

rockthecasbah wrote: ↑ Oh was the white dual motor desk at PC a one day sale?? I missed it, looks like it's $367.
I was mulling over waiting for the autonomous.ai sale but someone in the hot deals forum posted reviews and after doing some googling, I'm kinda iffy about them plus the possible long ship times.

I hope there's another $299 sale coming up!

jaayLO wrote: ↑ At the same price point of around $380 (Autonomous AI's sale price and Primecables' original price), Autonomous AI only has 2 leg segments instead of 3, which means it has a more limited height range (both minimum and maximum).

Also, Primecables didn't guarantee that it would be selling their white desk frame at $299 on Black Friday proper so if you really want one, I'd pull the trigger now.

CDNMutant wrote: ↑ Prime cables or progressive? Any thoughts? Seems the difference (price aside) is the warranty of 3 years for primecables vs 8 years for progressive.

MartletMedia wrote: ↑ I'm also trying to decide between the 2.
I'll probably be going for the progressive because it has a wedge for more stability.
See point number 4 at https://www.btod.com/blog/2017/07/14/to ... ks-wobble/

Sarutobi883 wrote: ↑ My wife and I got the Primecables dual motor standing desks and added the IKEA’s 74 1/2” Karlby walnut counter top. We’ve been using it for a couple of months now and loving it so far. It’s very sturdy and doesn’t shake even with my 2 27” monitors, monitor mount and a few stuff on my desk. I can even put my arms on it and lean forward a little when I stand and work.

Kero_1116 wrote: ↑Anyone know where I can get tabletops that are 85" or more?

I need an extra wide desk to install on a standing desk and seem to have difficulty finding one.

birdbird wrote: ↑ May I ask what chair you've got actually? Haha

Sarutobi883 wrote: ↑ I have this chair https://www.wayfair.ca/furniture/pdx/in ... 83217.html

Wayfair tends to change the names around. It used to be called Aloura and was sold by Latitude Run. I got it for $275 about 2 months ago.

Edit: I found the same seller I bought it from here for $269.99 - https://www.wayfair.ca/furniture/pdx/la ... 97461.html

birdbird wrote: ↑ Thank you! How do you like it? I need a new chair to go along with the standing desk.

Ecsta wrote: ↑ Thoughts on a good one with a table top? I was about to pull the trigger on the autonomous sit stand desk premium for ~$600 but then started reading reviews about the company. Looking for something all in with table top around +- $600. Is there a clear "best" one? Appreciate any advice.

Autonomous seems the cheapest at ~$560 all in for their premium one... I just hate ordering when the shipment date is a month+ away.

UNDFTDss wrote: ↑ thanks for the mention @UNDFTDss
Yup, you can check out the assembly manual. That tabletop is definitely thick enough for the screws provided.

hunga wrote: ↑ There's a group buy happening for the Progressive Electric Standing desk. Supposedly they make all their own parts and have pretty good reviews. Downside is you'll have to wait until January or something.

Read the following thread for more information:
progressive-electric-standing-desk-grou ... 387915/50/

desi_mtl_dude wrote: ↑ Just to add something. Progressive standing desk is not their inhouse product and a white label product from a Chinese manufacturer called jiecang.

desi_mtl_dude wrote: ↑ Just to add something. Progressive standing desk is not their inhouse product and a white label product from a Chinese manufacturer called jiecang.

hunga wrote: ↑ Oh! This is really good information. Did you get this information from their website? I will have to look into this further.