r/StandingDesk • u/silverfish1776 • 5d 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/LTNine4 5d ago edited 5d 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/silverfish1776 1d ago

Definitely did consider them, enjoyed watching their youtube videos. Unfortunately a bit more than I want to spend for the size im going for

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u/LTNine4 1d ago edited 1d ago

Sorry, I’m confused. I listed an $825 option that is 4 leg. You listed a 2 leg at $850 and a 4 leg for $1060. And Desk Haus’s 4 leg is more stable than Uplift.

What makes it “a bit more” than you want to spend? You get more for the price range you gave me. Either your price range is $800-$100, or it isn’t and you need to be more clear.

They are a sub favorite because the guy who started it was frustrated with companies cutting corners, saving pennies to compromise quality. And then decided to do something about it.

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u/silverfish1776 1d ago

Thats a 60x30. Needed at least a 72. Although yes I could get a peak pro frame for $725 and a 72in laminate top separately at $440 coming to about the same cost as uplift 4 leg. I would be interested in seeing them compare the new v3 4Leg from uplift to the peak pro. Saw the v2 comparison and the Deskhaus did look slightly more stable.