DeskHaus Apex Pro vs Steelcase ACTIV-Pro 3-Stage Desk

I'm 5'6 and after looking around a bit i had narrowed down my choice to the Uplift V2, Fully Jarvis, Flexispot E7 and the Deskhaus Apex Pro, I wanted something that would be solid and last for a long time. I ended up going with the Apex Pro which probably is an overkill choice but i am quite happy with the Desk and it feels solid, hopefully it won't die on me but only time will tell. Shipping time was surprisingly fast, I paid about 380USD for shipping to Switzerland and the desk got here undamaged within a week.

There's one two: three four that clamp these two pieces together, there's also a screw right here and those clamp it this way. So it makes it very stu...

Nothing seems to be any less stable. As long as you aren't hammering on it, you'll probably be happy with the stability.

For lengthy work on a computer, an adjustable headrest is extremely important imo... as is proper desk height, armrest height and computer screen height, as these affect the position of your body, and you want as natural and relaxed a position as possible

In my opinion this desk deserves more than five stars. I love the looks, I like the build quality, I like the functionality and I find it an excellent value when considering price-performance. Well, I actually like this so much that I ordered a second unit to replace another desk and I believe that is the ultimate rating - Yes, I would buy it again, and I did.

As a professional day-trader, I am sitting at my trading station for many hours a day. I needed to replace a leather executive office chair that was worn out and that was causing considerable back and rear-end pain (I am of thin build with little rear end padding :-)). I considered the Steelcase Leap 2 vs the Hermon Miller Aeron. I chose the Steelcase because of the more traditional cloth material vs the mesh and reviews I'd read about the comfort of mesh for people like me