The Vertex Pro desks are incredible. I have one since August and must say it's the most stable sit/stand I've seen or used. Considering it has a significant amount of weight on it, it goes up/down no problem and is solid as a rock when extended up to standing height.
DESKHAUS SELLS THE BEST STANDING DESK BASES. Got my Apex Pro this weekend with 30" feet to fit my 96"x36" custom desk top and it's incredibly stable in all directions
Hello, how is your desk now does it wobble when working sitting/standing height have you faced any problem complications giving us an update would be nice cause i too tryna get one like that for a custom desktop 96”x32” i wonder will it work out well or not, Sorry for being 1 year late Lol.
@@sanzana9690 1 Year 7 months later and I LOVE this thing! When in full upright position there's a tiny bit of sideways wobble only when forced from the sides. It's gotta be very intetional, though. None forward and backward. I comfortably set tea and other drinks with no lid on my desk with no concern, as I'd have to really shove the desk to get it to spill. I lean forward quite often when in standing position and it's sturdy as a countertop. I even stretch/workout against it sometimes. I have a 49" monitor mounted on a long arm, and 2 large speakers on 15" stands, plus lots of other heavy hardware on the desk which exaggerate the amount of wobble in any direction. It's mind blowingly sturdy without all of my heavy elevated gear on it. 10/10 standing desk legs, would buy again!
Love my Vertex Pro 4 leg. Even with the 80” width it’s been rock solid for me. Herman Miller makes great chairs - I have the Embody. It’s a shame their desks are so shitty. I expect better from them.
I can not emphasize how much Chris is not exaggerating. Uplift/Fully.. I owned both. Literally ZERO comparison. I have Apex Pro, not even Apex Pro Max or Vertex, stability is near top of list of needs for me... and I can not imagine needing anything more stable, and this is on CARPET.
Can you please comment on the Apex Pro on any quarks or kinks in the technology? like does it take a second to go up and down after standing for a while?
@@garonwilliams8374 No quirks at all. You have to wake up the Smart Paddle, then it goes up/down *perfect* every time. Waking up the control unit is same on all desks tho. I have zero complains not he Apex Pro. I'm even on carpet and I get NO monitor shake if I bump the desk hard.
STILL loving my Apex Pro, people. I'm curious as to if there's anyone that's seen a Deskhaus vid and actually said "nope, I'll go with the cheaper stuff". Shit is KOALATEEEEEEEEEE
You've probably already considered this, but if f-b wobble is the highest concern, would it not be even better to place horz bar between the highest leg points in shown in grey? No I am not talking about the user's leg space area, I am referring to one double T leg with a bar at the top to make it a square rather than double T? Hard to explain, but the bar would be about 6 inches in length that connects the top of the vert grey leg parts.
Why hate on Herman Miller? Let’s not forget, HM and other 2 Hs are what keeps the lights on at Omt. Shed some light on the brands like btod, or teknion actiforce desks.
The Vertex Pro desks are incredible. I have one since August and must say it's the most stable sit/stand I've seen or used. Considering it has a significant amount of weight on it, it goes up/down no problem and is solid as a rock when extended up to standing height.
A front kick should be the signature to testing every desk on deskhaus
How the f did you KICK the desk and THE DRINK DIDN'T SPILL
DESKHAUS SELLS THE BEST STANDING DESK BASES.
Got my Apex Pro this weekend with 30" feet to fit my 96"x36" custom desk top and it's incredibly stable in all directions
Hello, how is your desk now does it wobble when working sitting/standing height have you faced any problem complications giving us an update would be nice cause i too tryna get one like that for a custom desktop 96”x32” i wonder will it work out well or not, Sorry for being 1 year late Lol.
@@sanzana9690 1 Year 7 months later and I LOVE this thing!
When in full upright position there's a tiny bit of sideways wobble only when forced from the sides. It's gotta be very intetional, though. None forward and backward.
I comfortably set tea and other drinks with no lid on my desk with no concern, as I'd have to really shove the desk to get it to spill. I lean forward quite often when in standing position and it's sturdy as a countertop. I even stretch/workout against it sometimes. I have a 49" monitor mounted on a long arm, and 2 large speakers on 15" stands, plus lots of other heavy hardware on the desk which exaggerate the amount of wobble in any direction. It's mind blowingly sturdy without all of my heavy elevated gear on it.
10/10 standing desk legs, would buy again!
Love my Vertex Pro 4 leg. Even with the 80” width it’s been rock solid for me. Herman Miller makes great chairs - I have the Embody. It’s a shame their desks are so shitty. I expect better from them.
Yo dude, nice desks but you might have a drinking problem lol
I can not emphasize how much Chris is not exaggerating. Uplift/Fully.. I owned both. Literally ZERO comparison. I have Apex Pro, not even Apex Pro Max or Vertex, stability is near top of list of needs for me... and I can not imagine needing anything more stable, and this is on CARPET.
Can you please comment on the Apex Pro on any quarks or kinks in the technology? like does it take a second to go up and down after standing for a while?
@@garonwilliams8374 No quirks at all. You have to wake up the Smart Paddle, then it goes up/down *perfect* every time. Waking up the control unit is same on all desks tho. I have zero complains not he Apex Pro. I'm even on carpet and I get NO monitor shake if I bump the desk hard.
@@Anthonylarz Thank you so much! im debating buying a programmable 4 button switch or the paddle, which do you prefer for the apex pro?
STILL loving my Apex Pro, people. I'm curious as to if there's anyone that's seen a Deskhaus vid and actually said "nope, I'll go with the cheaper stuff". Shit is KOALATEEEEEEEEEE
Been looking forward to this explainer. What's the difference between vertex pro and pro diamond? Just the shape of leg?
Si
Hey could you please compare of the stability between Apex Pro max and Vertex pro/diamond maybe?
Looking at your products, but I saw a lot of side to side wobble when you pushed with your fingers
love that desk top
Can i use any board and is that electric thing removable so i can just attach it to any board or is it stuck?
You should make Vertex Pro with Apex Pro switches 🥺
You guys are competitive with IDÅSEN
Desk sit/stand from IKEA?
You've probably already considered this, but if f-b wobble is the highest concern, would it not be even better to place horz bar between the highest leg points in shown in grey? No I am not talking about the user's leg space area, I am referring to one double T leg with a bar at the top to make it a square rather than double T? Hard to explain, but the bar would be about 6 inches in length that connects the top of the vert grey leg parts.
Apex Pro Max has bars between the double legs. You can see it on their website.
@@KosmicK ah ok thanks. I guess they did think about it then.
do you ship to Europe?
Speaking of lubricant, will I ever need to add more lubricant to my Apex Pro in the future? If so, does wd40 work?
Negative. Please never add any form of lubricant.
@@Deskhaus Cool, thanks.
@@zhazha2540 also, Wd40 is not a lubricant, it's more of a cleaner
Why hate on Herman Miller? Let’s not forget, HM and other 2 Hs are what keeps the lights on at Omt.
Shed some light on the brands like btod, or teknion actiforce desks.
Just because you made it to the top doesn't mean you shouldn't have to fight to stay there.
It’s ugly tho. Herman Miller is more visually appealing.