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The main reason I prefer an electronic height-adjustable desk is the height presets. Imagine if every time you sat down in your computer chair you had to adjus
by tempestn 11y ago
The main reason I prefer an electronic height-adjustable desk is the height presets. Imagine if every time you sat down in your computer chair you had to adjust it from the lowest setting to a comfortable height. How much time would be wasted? It's not the effort of cranking it there, it's determining where the optimal height is. With electronic, you set it once, and then whether you're sitting or standing, your surface is at the ideal height. (Elbows approximately 90 degrees while typing, etc.)
- nbb 11y agoMark the height with a piece of tape on the wall behind the desk.
- teleclimber 11y agoI solve this with visual references on the furniture adjacent to the desk. But yeah, presets would be nice on my Bekant. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S29022488/ http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S29022488/
- kristiandupont 11y agoI have electric ones as well (both at home and in the office), but I don't use presets. In fact, one thing I love about adjustable desks is the ability to move it up and down a little during the day. That way my posture is a bit dynamic even if I don't choose to stand up. Also, I don't really feel like I am "wasting time" finding the right spot -- it takes what, 5 seconds?