pneumatic is 20x better than electric. its like you are trying to make it look like it doesnt work, you just need to push it with your pinky and it lifts.
I don’t understand why you’re complaining about setting it up? You have to build the electric desk to… I’m not interested in the electric anymore. There are more positives with a pneumatic then electric.
I was thinking about pneumatic because of Electric motor failure issue. i've heard that if you lose power you'll have to reset electric motor. I thought pneumatic desks would provide perfect balance.
So would it be fair to say that one should consider how often they plan on adjusting the height of their desk, how much weight they intend to put on the desk, how often they intend to change the amount of items on their desk, and how many things they can or want to have plugged in, are all important factors in making a decision between a pneumatic or electric? Plus, if choosing pneumatic you should take into account your own physical fitness. How about readily available accessories?
Just a simple video idea. One thing that would have my my shopping experience easier so having a video showing the different styles of switches and at least an example of the tops.
wait do you have to crank it EVERY time you want to lift it? like to charge it up? or do you set it once and then (as long as your desk remains the same) you can leave the setting as you have it?
Why didn't he put all those weights on the electric and test it out? Why not just use a power tool? How about trying that out where you don't have access to a power outlet?
How are you gonna power your computer, motors, etc. If you don’t have power? The weights show the need for adjustments if you are changing what’s on your desk. You don’t need to make adjustments with an electric one. Why not use a drill? It voids your warranty and explicitly says not too
@@Deskhaus Pneumatic is stronger than electric. That is a fact! Pneumatic desks are for special needs like construction sites for example, where you don't have readily available access to outlets all the time, and you probably have some heavy stuff.
That's hilarious! It's one of the reasons I'm actually considering the advice from such a youngster, his good tastes in presidents. To each his own. Peace PP.
The problem with this comment isn't that it's anti-Reagan. Everyone should be able to freely express their opinions. The problem is that the author apparently believes that people who think differently than they do on political issues cannot bring anything noteworthy to the table (even for a furniture review). Behaving this way is how we alienate others and destroy our country in the process. Sigh...
Humanscale is the largest seller of them and I have seen some issues. But keep in mind people tend to post only when they have issues. Unfortunately it seems like there’s no easy fix to these as the mechanisms are under considerable pressure.
this guy has owner's son energy.
Watching this video actually convinced me pneumatic is the way to go. Thanks!
pneumatic is 20x better than electric. its like you are trying to make it look like it doesnt work, you just need to push it with your pinky and it lifts.
I don’t understand why you’re complaining about setting it up? You have to build the electric desk to… I’m not interested in the electric anymore. There are more positives with a pneumatic then electric.
I was thinking about pneumatic because of Electric motor failure issue. i've heard that if you lose power you'll have to reset electric motor. I thought pneumatic desks would provide perfect balance.
All this has proved is that electric desk take forever to move up and down. Pneumatic is better in really every way.
Perfect! This is exactly what I was looking for. I have powered wrench I can use to adjust it.
exactly! work smart not hard!
Void your warranty. Seems pretty smart to me
There is no difference between cranking by hand vs electric.
So would it be fair to say that one should consider how often they plan on adjusting the height of their desk, how much weight they intend to put on the desk, how often they intend to change the amount of items on their desk, and how many things they can or want to have plugged in, are all important factors in making a decision between a pneumatic or electric? Plus, if choosing pneumatic you should take into account your own physical fitness. How about readily available accessories?
What brand is this?
Wouldnt a drill or an impact save you a boat load of effort/time?
@@arianquentin6985 super suspicious bro. I ain’t googling.
@@dankmasterownz3449 yeah man, they are 2 bots, nowadays they are so clever, they respond to each other to look real
Just a simple video idea.
One thing that would have my my shopping experience easier so having a video showing the different styles of switches and at least an example of the tops.
How to Buy this
Reviews like this are why no one trusts standing desk reviews.
What is the desk frame are you featuring in this video with the torque adjustment, and does it come available in a 60 inch surface?
"Keep Cranin" Lololol
wait do you have to crank it EVERY time you want to lift it? like to charge it up? or do you set it once and then (as long as your desk remains the same) you can leave the setting as you have it?
You do it once, but he thinks we are retarded
Got a link to these legs?
Which electric desk did you get?
I wanna do this adjustment but I have the real space Magellan desk. Anyone adjust one of these?
Why didn't he put all those weights on the electric and test it out? Why not just use a power tool? How about trying that out where you don't have access to a power outlet?
How are you gonna power your computer, motors, etc. If you don’t have power?
The weights show the need for adjustments if you are changing what’s on your desk. You don’t need to make adjustments with an electric one.
Why not use a drill? It voids your warranty and explicitly says not too
@@Deskhaus Laptops have batteries, the desk needs an outlet.
Electric desks can't handle as much weight as a pneumatic
Can't prove I used a power tool
@@gigavolt where are you pulling your information 😂 the apex pro can lift 600lbs.
Where ya gonna charge your labtop? Another desk?
@@gigavolt ua-cam.com/video/zP1CWVRlL5U/v-deo.html
@@Deskhaus Pneumatic is stronger than electric. That is a fact!
Pneumatic desks are for special needs like construction sites for example, where you don't have readily available access to outlets all the time, and you probably have some heavy stuff.
Electric wrench ? Adjust in seconds. 🤯
The wobliness part felt intentional, what about Humanscale's Float desk that Pewdiepie is using for years now, is that bad too??
The Reagan t-shirt was all I needed to see to completely discount this kid's advice lol
Can't say I've ever seen a video with "no views" but then I saw yours. Proud to say I'm your only viewer :)
go cry about it some more.
That's hilarious! It's one of the reasons I'm actually considering the advice from such a youngster, his good tastes in presidents. To each his own. Peace PP.
The problem with this comment isn't that it's anti-Reagan. Everyone should be able to freely express their opinions.
The problem is that the author apparently believes that people who think differently than they do on political issues cannot bring anything noteworthy to the table (even for a furniture review).
Behaving this way is how we alienate others and destroy our country in the process. Sigh...
How durable are these mechanisms?
Humanscale is the largest seller of them and I have seen some issues. But keep in mind people tend to post only when they have issues. Unfortunately it seems like there’s no easy fix to these as the mechanisms are under considerable pressure.
@@Deskhaus so electric desks are better for now?
@@anatol1204 imo I think they are easier to obtain replacements given so many other companies use the same motors, actuators etc
Ok, but what do you do with the electric desk when the power goes out?
I’d maybe the same thing you do with your tv, computer ect…nothing 🤷
I worry about the likelihood of the motor burning out
Thanks for sharing. I was always wondering how these pneumatic desks work and clearly they don't
Interesting video but $€£¥
You’re extremely bias.