What Reddit says about WorkPro

“I bought the work pro desk $100 off from 4th of July sale. I was looking at Jarvis and upliftv2 but when I saw the specs on the work pro, it looked way too good to be true on paper. 3 stage lift, wireless charging, built in power outlet, etc. all the bells and whistles and more at a fraction of what I put together in my uplift cart. Luckily, Office Depot was near me and I was able to check the desk out in person before buying it. Freaking amazing, not sure why this thread doesn’t mention it more but it’s an absolute beast of a desk. If you have a store near you, definitely try it out! Also the 30 day return thing, yea.. it’s there for other brands. But if you can physically check out the desk before you buy, definitely do so. After assembling the desk, I’d have hated to disassemble to return if it had a bad wobble.”

“The lifetime warranty on the website description isn’t accurate if I recall correctly. I think the manual had something like ~5 yr? Wasn’t too concerned with the combination of extended warranty and purchase protection I have from my Amex plat card. So everyone talks about wobble, not sure to what extent everyone is testing it. I have two monitor arms, two monitors, rhode mic, and my mid tower all on the desk. It goes up and down extremely smoothly. When I click and type or lean against it slightly, there are no wobbles at all. If I push it lightly, only my main monitor wobbles since I left that monitor arm loose for easy adjustments compared to my second monitor. Unless you’re actively trying to get the desk to wobble, it doesn’t wobble. Mmm, for a mental picture, I felt 100% safe putting $4k+ of tech equipment on it and the computer tower is just plopped on top, not secured down or anything. I do have a mount system coming in from vivo to mount the computer tower under the desk for more space but thats about it.”

“Yep, I spent way to much time researching before I bought this one. After I tried it out in person, it was perfect and I couldn’t justify spending $500+ more on a different 3 stage lift product. Don’t think there’s anything out there that returns 100% improvement/better experience that should accompany the $500 increase in price. Glad I could help! Post an update here after you get it, good or bad. My experience was great, but I picked it up from the store so there was less opportunity for dent/damage from fedex/ups delivery. Would help others that are tracking this subreddit”

“I’ve had the workpro desk for about a week and it’s freakin awesome. So sturdy and smooth. Desktop surface is great, so is the design. I’m so glad I got it, it’s a game changer for me. You definitely should get it, but make sure you get the best deal you can as far as rewards, and the free gift for spending that much.”

“It's been perfect so far! Been using it for about 7 months and have had no issues. There's a little bit of wobble at standing height, but it's very minor and doesn't bother me at all. Would highly recommend it given the price.”

“I did a ton of research and went with this one. I like it a lot, very sturdy. Be sure to read the reviews when building it. Not all the holes are drilled yet when I built it.”

“I have this desk and I purchased it last summer for WFH and have been wanting a standing desk for a while. I’m a big fan of wireless charging and having a ton of power outlets so this desk really intrigued me for the price. Also last summer basically no sites had standing desks available and my local Office Depot had one of these. The range on the desk is pretty incredible- I’m not sure that most standing desks go up to 52” but this one does. It also has 4 memory settings and a lock button in case you have kids around. The action on it is actually really fast and it takes about 3 seconds from sitting to fully upright. You could definitely fit two big monitors across it but I don’t have the desk real estate right now to do that. Only con I have of the desk is that I wish it was a little wider cause I have a lot of stuff but other than that I love this thing! Work setup: https://i.imgur.com/2urWvU2.jpg”

“Bought this in November. It’s solid. Has the $40 off coupon again. It’s basically the flexispot desk but hella cheaper. No issues as of yet. Edit: forgot it was only 44x24. I have another 60x24 stationary next to it. Iffn’ your looking for something to just house the monitors and peripherals this works great.”

“I've had it for about 4 months now. I love it more than any of the brands people rave about online. I paid full price. Missed the sale by a week. Still no regrets. AMA”

“My father bought this exact desk like 2 months ago, and he loves it so far!”

“TL;DR: I have one and can’t complain. It goes up, and it goes down as one would it expect it to, but also has nice quality of life features. I’ve had one of these since June 2020. I paid nearly $600 after tax for it (at a local Office Max, not online) and so far it has been worth every penny. It does everything I need it to do and the wireless charging + integrated power outlet were much more of a plus than I expected them to be. But the BIG thing I had never thought of when looking at desks is that the edge is rounded and smooth. I sometimes rest my forearms on the edge of the desk when typing and my previous desk would dig into my arms. The edges on this desk have been a godsend. If you ask me to choose between this desk and a $1K desk... I’d have a hard time finding a feature that would make me want to pay an additional $600 over what this one is offering already. Edit: added a TL;DR”

“It's MDF with a commercial thick plastic laminate covering it, I had to cut my desk down to fit where I wanted it and it's pretty high quality compared to IKEA cardboard crap.”

“If you need this for some very specific use case, I’m sure this desk is good. Most people should definitely just buy a normal, larger desk.”

“FWIW, had multiple friends order this desk and they waited months. One still hasn’t received the tabletop and they ordered 2/20. Not saying that the supply chain hasn’t improved, but it’s something worth considering so that buyers at least know what they’re getting into.”

“I had this desk for about a year and a half and loved everything about it. The only issue I encountered was when using the USB ports to charge anything. They always seemed to make a high pitched noise when something was plugged in. I never reached out to the company about it and don’t own it anymore. It was simply too big for the space I had, otherwise I would have kept it.”

“Got mine for about $250, was a display model at an office depot location that was closing down. The features are overall really nice, with my only complaint being the "cable management" attachment underneath the desk being a solid chunk of metal that is a pain in the ass to work with and offers limited space.”

“The curved edges are on the front, which also has the "ergo edge" that Uplift Desk sells, and on the left and right side. The back of the desk has the square, straight edge. I the wireless charger is 10W, not exactly sure which. It's enough to charge my iPhone 8 while I use the hotspot or while I talk on the phone with it via bluetooth headphones. Edit: checked the manual for Wireless Charger wattage”

“Sorry about the late reply... I'm mostly certain it's not solid wood, given the price. If I had to take a guess, it's either MDF or particle board, but the top is fairly heavy. I would be willing to mount my super ultrawide on a monitor arm attached to the desk. Re stability: I don't have much criteria for comparison because I don't own any other desks, but it doesn't wobble as it comes up or down, and I legitimately have to push it on the front to make it rock back and forth. Edit: checked the manual for some sanity check - it says it supports up to 275lbs/125kg, in case that's helpful.”