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I can't recommend varidesk.com or geekdesk.com enough. A varidesk is great if your company already supplies you with a non-standing desk and a geekdesk is excel
by touchofevil 9y ago
I can't recommend varidesk.com or geekdesk.com enough. A varidesk is great if your company already supplies you with a non-standing desk and a geekdesk is excellent if you work from home and get to pick any desk you want. Be sure to get a mat to stand on as well.
- brightball 9y agoBig varidesk fan. Got one 2 months ago and haven't lowered it back to a sitting position yet.
- eropple 9y agoWhat good is buying it, then? You could've just bought a higher desk (mine sits at 38") and saved three hundred bucks. Standing desks are awesome for sure, but I don't get the adjustable trend when draft chairs have been around forever.
- brightball 9y agoMy house had an office with a built in desk that made Varidesk a great option. I've wanted to lower it a couple of times but opted to push through for endurance sake.
- eropple 9y agoGotcha, that makes more sense. Having that much difference between the table and the desk surface seems clunky though and multiple monitors feels pretty weird. That's why I ended up just getting a table.
- brightball 9y agoI got the dual monitor mount on the back too.
- catacombs 9y agoI've started noticing how much sitting every day. Most of my day involves me sitting in front of a computer: Programming and designing during the day and gaming at night. My department has a ton of people who use standing desks, but I never saw the need. After reading through this thread and thinking about how much sitting I do on a daily basis, I'm more likely to now to ask my company for a standing desk. I'm hoping this will make a difference.