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Love my Apex Pro but these are great options.

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I’m currently debating between the Grand Rapids desk + free spring combo or the peak series. Could you do a shake test between those models? I’d be happy to shell out the extra couple grand if there is a reasonable upgrade as a lifetime desk.

Looks like a great option for my wife’s new desk.

Been a minute, good to see another video!

Is the max height on the 4 leg the same as the new shorter 2 leg? And what about feet & top support length options? Thanks!

So the wedge primarily adds side to side stability, right? Not back and forth from what it looks like.

the peak pro is build the same as the apex pro four peg design yes? except the steel is not made in USA? that's the only difference?

Love the build quality of DeskHaus, but been looking high and low for one that has waterfall sides to dress up the desk a little. Like RoveConcepts ish

Get a name with your brand instead of bashing competition ! Worst dishonest and unfair compare… I would not trust doing business with your brand.

The floor isn't level you 🤡

Bro just blabbering 😂 got the Magnus Pro XL with no wobble wobble😂

What table is that you’re building on top of?

I have a question, respectfully. I currently have a 80x31 Flexispot standing desk. It's massive and 100% sturdy. I watched this video and was like HMMM I wonder..nope it doesn't wobble. I have a Secretlab desk on the way just because I've always wanted one. Here is my question, how many of us use torque wrenches and especially Locktight? Because that's how I did mine and it is niiiiice and sturdy.

Will this work for 2 different butcher blocks at 72X30 and a 48X30?

Can i get a desk made out of the calcified tears of your competition?

THX VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO BROTHER !!!!!!!!!! I was thinking what desk to buy and thx to you i will skip this crap!

Maybe put it together properly next time buddy boy

Damn I watched this video and thought “this guy could be the person I’ve read texts from deskhaus on Reddit” and then I looked at who uploaded it…

wow youre so cool with that beer in your hand... You are so annoying.

Was excited to see the hype on reddit as Im local, but holding a sign up that says Fck BTOD isn't professional.

Saved me mad money thank you sir 🫡

You really should make a version with collapsible crossmembers for precise length and make it truly customizable.

Kinda sucks that the cross members on the max version aren't collapsible for precise length. It would be a perfect design then.

Yes, standing desk get less stable the higher you go with them. That's just simple physics to understand. That's also why your desk is reinforced with twice as many legs, which means twice as many motors. Compare it to your Detroit model which has single legs instead and see how it fairs against the Magnus. I like mine, it's quiet and I can house my PC tower underneath for a cleaner setup without having to buy a bunch of third party garbage to do so.

I find the comments on this video kind of interesting and perplexing. But then again, I don't really have the time, energy, or desire to keep up with what I'm guessing is some kind of internet/Reddit drama. I work from home and while I do have hobbies that get me out of the house, I also enjoy PC gaming. So, I spend at least 6 hours per day at my desk, but some days it's more like 12. I've had this frustrating habit of changing desks periodically over the years; I've probably gone through 8 or 9, at this point. I've tried Ikea, Uplift, Secretlabs, custom solutions (like a countertop mounted on top of filing cabinets), antique desks...you name it. Most modern desks have always felt fragile or cheap to me. Even relatively stable non-standing desks wobble and move a bit when you bump into them. This is perfectly reasonable, but would bother me often. You see, while those "custom solutions" never quite worked ergonomically and those antique desks were clearly designed for a different time and never worked for me, the desks that did work for me just felt fragile and cheap in comparison. This is one reason I avoided standing desks for a while. Now, is Desk Haus over-priced? Maybe. I'll admit they're very pricey and I had a hard time justifying the purchase. Sometimes you get what you pay for, and sometimes you over-pay for vacuous marketing. Sometimes, quality doesn't matter *that much* to you because the product isn't overly-important to you. Is their "marketing" crass and maybe a bit mean? Maybe. But I've found it to be more down-to-earth and honest (note: "honest" doesn't necessarily mean "true"). I'm all for civility in life and online, but sometimes I'm willing to accept blunt honesty; civility can sometimes obscure the truth. I decided I wanted a desk that would last me at least 15-20 years, but preferably a lifetime. I decided I wanted a desk that wouldn't have fancy features that may break or no longer serve my needs one day (for instance, built-in cable management). I wanted a desk I could replace the parts for (such as the controller) or add and remove things as I needed them (such as cable management solutions). I genuinely searched and I honestly found very little. You may have a problem with the "marketing" and you may dislike the prices for their products. But I couldn't really find any other small companies based in my country (the U.S.) that seemed to genuinely care about their product. I get it - it's just a desk. It's a weird thing to be passionate about, but I like finding those weird people out there who are passionate about strange, niche things. I decided to save for one of their desks. Instead of treating the decision like I might treat the decision to buy a bag of chips at a grocery store, I decided to view it more like an investment (like I might a new GPU or laptop). I bought the Grand Rapids desk, which, admittedly, is extremely pricey. I didn't enjoy making the purchase, but I absolutely do not regret it. Do those other desks wobble as much as they claim? Maybe not, but I don't care. My desk is absolutely rock-solid. Even in instances where I would fully and reasonably expect it to move a tad, it does not. It's maybe even over-engineered, but it's the only standing desk that reminds me of those antique desks that seemed to be made of granite in comparison to most modern desks. Except this one allows me to stand. This desk's solid wood top weighs more than some complete desks that I've owned - it's practically a mountain on legs. In fact, if I have anything negative to say about my desk, it's that it was a bit difficult to get into the house and assemble. Now, do you really need a mountain on legs as a desk? Maybe not. I've taken a ride in a Mercedes Benz before, and I can say without a doubt it was better in every way than any car I've ever owned. But I'd never buy one because I don't feel it's necessary for me. I feel differently about a good desk. So, I can say if you're willing to pay the price, whether it's over-priced or not, you will probably get an outstanding product. So few things are made with quality in mind these days. This feels like a blast from the past in all the right ways.

You're just crazy. I have this desk and it is moving but I aint fucking or jumping on the table my god.... For everyday use its totally ok

That's what an electric drill is for. You could also use an air drill if you want to keep it pneumatic.

Just go looks at linus tech tips review of this desk. his reputation matters more than a positive relationship with a desk/chair company. Imagine taking advice from a desk reviewer whose drinking a beer mid review and trying to promote their own product at the same time lol, real professional. Also, why in the world would you buy that desk if you own a desk company... if yours was a good desk you'd use your own desk and not buy another companies OR you bought to set it up in a way you could make it look wobbly so you could convince people not to buy it because secretlab is taking too much market share lol or maybe you really got a defective one in which I am positive secretlab would accommodate you in fixing the problem.

Seems super wobbly, but I feel like they purposefully installed it incorrectly, and have it seated on something unstable like a thick rug or something.

Just got this, I wish like a user profile option, i.e. a standing & seated position for multiple users.

Thank you so much for this. The paper instructions made it look too confusing and you made it look easy, in under 30 mins ❤

What’s the lowest it can go?

Are the feet leveled?

Wait where can you get this?

A desk with 4 legs is more stable then one with 2 legs it also needs 4 motors and cost twice as much, so whats‘s the point comparing these 2? Cry me a river😢

A video made by a direct competitor. Wow, how objective! Totally no obscene amounts of bias present here. What a waste of my time.

I had my Magnus Pro XL for a while now. No problems with mine at all. You guys are just garbage. :)

Hey I'm currently considering Deskhaus for an Apex Pro. My current table top dimensions are 70" x 29". With that dimension, the 27.5" feet make the most sense. However I do plan on upgrading tabletop to something like an 80" x 33" or 34" in the not too distant future. Would 33"/34" be too much for the 27.5" to handle (and thus I should do the 31.5")? I'm assuming the 31.5" is way overkill and feet would be sticking out for my current 70" x 29". Thanks

Hello, I think this video could answer some of your questions. He tested the wobble at a different height with and without a weight. The video was made 2 years ago. The Standing Desk of the FUTURE! Secretlab MAGNUS Pro XL - Setup & First Impressions! ua-cam.com/video/X-D6SO10r4I/v-deo.html ----------------------------- from 4min 35 sec - ua-cam.com/video/X-D6SO10r4I/v-deo.html ----------------------------- 65 cm (empty desk) I quote from the video recording: "When I started to do my wobble test at 65cm which is my sitting height the desk is rock solid. " 100cm (empty desk) I quote from the video recording: "However it gets more interesting as we go higher at 100 cm which is my standing height I can start seeing the wobbles.." 120cm (empty desk) I quote from the video recording: " and when we go even higher at 125cm this just doesn't look right" I quote from the video recording: "In my experience all standing desk wobble a bit especially when it goes higher I think it will be more stable once we set the desk up and get some weight on the desk we'll test this later on" ----------------------------- from 11min 14sec - ua-cam.com/video/X-D6SO10r4I/v-deo.html ----------------------------- I quote from the video recording: "I would say that with everything on my desk the wobble is a lot better than when it was empty. Even all my computer accessories and stuff set up on the desk it does wobble a bit more than usual standing desk that I've tried in the past and at higher heights it just doesn't look right" "I was a quite concerned so I did have to contact them and get them to check it out and they said this doesn't look right either. They said that with these prototypes are actually made differently from their final production models. They have all these machines and checks in place to make sure the tolerances are really strict and to make sure it's not gonna wobble like the one that I have" I hope that it would be helpful for you. 🙂

Either your floor is wonky or you got a dud desk. Mine just arrived and you could land an airplane on it! Edit: Oooooh, I just read that you work for a competitor company! Sorry you lost man!

Either your floor is wonky or you got a dud desk. Mine just arrived and you could land an airplane on it!

This is so embarrassing.

I love how the video that has damaged their own brand so much is still up 😅

One of the most childish videos ever.. so petty if you are so concerned about them taking your customers . Then make yours better instead blatantly lying making other look bad.. honestly the funny part is how does a professional brand think being childish online make people wanna buy this crap.

One of the most childish videos ever.. so petty if you are so concerned about them taking your customers . Then make yours better instead blatantly lying making other look bad..

Is it a question of screenshaking tolerance or something like that? I saw a video where man is shaking his magnus desk and monitors wobble like it is an earthquake. Than he just put his hands on the desk and monitors shake from that too. And he says:"no wobble" (ua-cam.com/video/_mjkzkD9Cxs/v-deo.htmlsi=KafNzEWxZDjv00sX) For me it is unacceptable. I love how secretlab looks like, but for me typing on this desk would be disaster. Wish they have 4 legs.

thats weird i ust tested mine don't do this

We sure he hasn't just propped something under one of the legs?? 👀😄

I can't find this model for $548??