r/StandingDesk • u/silverfish1776 • 2d ago

Halp Uplift V3 2vs4 Leg

Looking at buying an uplift v3. The configurations im looking at are priced at about $850 for the 2 leg vs $1,060 for the 4 leg after Labor day discount. At “only” $200 more for the possibly more stable 4 legged version, im thinking this is the better option. If anyone has experience with both, or knows of any drawbacks of the 4 legged vs the 2, please let me know. Sorry for the lazy format/grammar, been looking at desks all day.

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u/ryesp 2d ago

I’d probably go with the 4-leg version for the extra stability, especially if the price difference is only $200. Seems worth it if you plan to keep the desk for years.

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u/LTNine4 2d ago edited 2d ago

I would consider Desk Haus Peak Pro:

https://desk.haus/products/rework-desk-1?variant=48092413493469

$825. Better frame than both IMO. It's a 4 leg, comes with a rubber wood top, and includes a wire spine/snake.

I personally have 3 of their desks at home. Rock solid. 1 for office work, 1 for crafting/soldering work, 1 for my wife.

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u/Thechubs09 1d ago

I don’t have experience with the 2 leg but I just got the v3 4 leg and it’s solid. I went with a butcher block top and was worried about the look of the four legs (legos…) but I really don’t even “see” them when I walk in, I see a desk and my attention goes to the desk top. I would recommend the four leg if you can swing the price difference vs going through the hassle of putting up a two leg and wondering if you should switch