Came to say it looks like an ironing board but it seems like a decent idea. The ad is cheesy with the testimonials but the only things I see are - the brake thing at 5:35 should probably be integrated into the legs themselves and maybe add some form of indentation or handle to lift it on one side easier? Dunno how much it weighs but it's a wide pipe with little space below to the floor. The video cut was probably because it's awkward to grab. Also at 5:55 you should have used one of the profiles. It looks annoying af imagining having to fold with the desk every day when you're putting it away (assuming people get this for home office when they lack space). Kinda out there but if you get this thinner you can probably put a hinge on the monitor stand and just fold the screens down flat with the desk. That's be sexy. Currently you need to roll it to where you need it, plug it in, wait for it to lift, attach the stand and screens, bring your laptop, keyboard and mouse and wire this mess. Not to mention any documents, etc you'd normally have just waiting for you on the desk from last time. It's objectively not a lot of work but if I'm doing it at 7-8AM it'll feel like a lot of work.
@kaypopTV With out industry's best 60-day money-back Guarantee, you should give it a shot! You'll quickly realize how a "studio on wheels" will make you more efficient, productive, and ergonomic taking your performance to new levels.
@@lillipader wish i could! just can’t afford it. would be happy to receive one for testing/review and detailed notes if you guys need something like that!
The Lillipad is easy to move, and is the only desk guaranteed to fit your current space, your next home, and beyond! The versatility and compatibility are truly unmatched.
Cool product. The wheels are both a good thing and a bad thing, I for instance, have a fixed setup and I would hate to have wheels rolling back and forth on the carpet. This is more a niche product for people who need to move their desk it seems
Around 5:32 you can see him remove what looks like a stopper for those wheels. It would, however, get in the way of the desk going up and down, given the mechanism, so I get what you mean. Would be good to know how the company addresses that.
@skyfireavenue2016 No need to worry-- We have you covered! Each Lillipad table comes with 1 removable wheel stop (wheel brake). Simply insert the wheel stop over just 1 wheel, and the Lillipad desk securely stays in place. There is absolutely no movement side-to-side or front-to-back. The wheels, and wheel stop, and overall workstation performs exceptionally well on all surfaces- from hard floors to the thickest carpets. You can see the wheel stop in place at 1:16 during the weight test and also a close up at 5:35.
@angrycockatiel1829 You (almost) nailed it!! :) The Lillipad only requires, and comes with, one wheel stop. That said, whenever the wheel stop is in-use, on one wheel , the user can still operate the table without interruption. The desk will raise and lower with no issue while the wheel stop is in place.
@@lillipader That is amazing. I took a look at your guys' website, but sadly it seems you don't ship to Canada. I'm in Vancouver and I don't have a car, is there any way I could get a desk shipped my way? :(
If you sell outside the USA, please consider adding measurements in metric units.
Came to say it looks like an ironing board but it seems like a decent idea. The ad is cheesy with the testimonials but the only things I see are - the brake thing at 5:35 should probably be integrated into the legs themselves and maybe add some form of indentation or handle to lift it on one side easier? Dunno how much it weighs but it's a wide pipe with little space below to the floor. The video cut was probably because it's awkward to grab.
Also at 5:55 you should have used one of the profiles. It looks annoying af imagining having to fold with the desk every day when you're putting it away (assuming people get this for home office when they lack space).
Kinda out there but if you get this thinner you can probably put a hinge on the monitor stand and just fold the screens down flat with the desk. That's be sexy. Currently you need to roll it to where you need it, plug it in, wait for it to lift, attach the stand and screens, bring your laptop, keyboard and mouse and wire this mess. Not to mention any documents, etc you'd normally have just waiting for you on the desk from last time. It's objectively not a lot of work but if I'm doing it at 7-8AM it'll feel like a lot of work.
I wish yall great success so that people outside the US can also purchase one of these!
This is absolutely an amazing idea… I am totally in shock to be honest. I love it!
@alan.otoole we think so too... but more importantly, so do our customers! ☺
this looks amazing. would love to grab one of these someday when I can afford it so I can bring a "studio on wheels" !
@kaypopTV With out industry's best 60-day money-back Guarantee, you should give it a shot! You'll quickly realize how a "studio on wheels" will make you more efficient, productive, and ergonomic taking your performance to new levels.
@@lillipader wish i could! just can’t afford it. would be happy to receive one for testing/review and detailed notes if you guys need something like that!
You can also use it as a electric skateboard 😉
nice desk
Cool desk. Will this be available in the EU?
This is my dream standing desk. I thought the cross legs will not have leg room like in some lifetime table.
I hope it ships world wide.
Please ship to Europe!!!!
I wish I could try this out... I am about to move so this would be great I think
The Lillipad is easy to move, and is the only desk guaranteed to fit your current space, your next home, and beyond! The versatility and compatibility are truly unmatched.
Price ?
Check it out at www.Lillipad.com
$900 lmao
Cool product. The wheels are both a good thing and a bad thing, I for instance, have a fixed setup and I would hate to have wheels rolling back and forth on the carpet.
This is more a niche product for people who need to move their desk it seems
Around 5:32 you can see him remove what looks like a stopper for those wheels. It would, however, get in the way of the desk going up and down, given the mechanism, so I get what you mean. Would be good to know how the company addresses that.
@skyfireavenue2016 No need to worry-- We have you covered! Each Lillipad table comes with 1 removable wheel stop (wheel brake). Simply insert the wheel stop over just 1 wheel, and the Lillipad desk securely stays in place. There is absolutely no movement side-to-side or front-to-back. The wheels, and wheel stop, and overall workstation performs exceptionally well on all surfaces- from hard floors to the thickest carpets.
You can see the wheel stop in place at 1:16 during the weight test and also a close up at 5:35.
@angrycockatiel1829 You (almost) nailed it!! :) The Lillipad only requires, and comes with, one wheel stop. That said, whenever the wheel stop is in-use, on one wheel , the user can still operate the table without interruption. The desk will raise and lower with no issue while the wheel stop is in place.
@@lillipader That is amazing. I took a look at your guys' website, but sadly it seems you don't ship to Canada. I'm in Vancouver and I don't have a car, is there any way I could get a desk shipped my way? :(