#5. Jarvis Electric Adjustable Standing Desk ($525 @ Amazon.com)
The Jarvis adjusts from 24 to 49 inches in height and comes in at 44-82 inches wide. The frame supports up to 360 pounds lifting capacity and has a digital display with four preset options. The tops you have to pick up separately, but the finish option include black, cherry, graphite, maple, oak and more. Check the ErgoDepot website for more and cost.
#6. Muv Stand-up Adjustable Workstation ($280 @ Amazon.com)
If you’re buying your own you’ll want one that fits seamlessly into your current furniture setup. Cherry wood, we figured, would at least give you the idea as to how something a little “classier” might look. With two tiers and a keyboard tray, you’ll have room for a printer, files, and other office essentials. Up top, the work surface —29 1/2″ x 19 3/4″ x 3/4″ 1/2-inch w by 19 3/4-inch d by 3/4-inch — can support up to 100 pounds.
#7. The Original Stand Steady Desk ($150 @ Amazon.com)
The cheapest option and a good way to test the waters to see if you’re even into going all out for a standing desk. The add-on converts any desk into a standing desk; the desktop — 24 x 20 inches — supports up to 35 pounds, with the capability to add another 11.25 inches of height to your desk. Colors include black, cherry, and maple.
#8. iGo Desk for iMac ($419 @ Amazon.com)
Designed for use with iMac, this sleek standing desk features a 360-degree rotating table top that allows for easy screen sharing and quick access to the back ports of the computer. The keyboard panel is adjustable to meet your needs — or the needs of shorter or taller peeps in your family — and comes with a cable compartment to organize the unsightly mess that can be created by loose wires. There’s a cup holder so you don’t ruin your insanely expensive machine when you act like a klutz.
