Fully Remi Standing Desk vs Steelcase Leap

There are pre-drilled holes on both sides to help with placement. Here then, secure the control box using the same process and connect the two lifting...

3. As to the heaviness of the chair, yep, it’s pretty heavy, but you knew that after reviewing the specs, didn’t you—and, yeah, you may need someone to help you hold up the chair when attempting to align it to the arrows on the base of the chair as you put the chair together

The Jarvis indeed comes in more sizes than the Remi, but the latter's configurations are unique to it. Turns out, the 38- by 27-inch size was perfect for my space, and it's only available with the Remi.Overall, I've been impressed with my desk. The laminate desktop is smooth, the metal legs are solid and the handset is intuitive, even though it's not the upgraded OLED version that comes with the Jarvis

I have no idea how to rotate the cylinder so that it aligns with the lever. Seems like a serious design flaw if the cylinder can rotate such that the level is misaligned and the raise/lower functionality doesn't work.

In a sea of sub-par standing desks, I came upon Fully and loved the aesthetic (and price). Very easy to put together, and smooth as butter to operate. My WFH game has changed quite a bit. Love the Remi!

Thank you so much for watching and make sure you stay financially fashionable. Can you please cut the grass some other time, i'm trying to film please...

Have been using the desk for a month as a high school teacher, teaching at home during the pandemic. The desk is flawless. It’s very stable, barely wobbles in motion or at standing height. It was packaged very well and was very easy to put together

A high-end chair will last for years and offer you way better comfort. Your back will thank you too.

You can spec versions of the Jarvis that come close to matching this price tag, but you won't want to; they'll be smaller, shallower and omit key features like the Jarvis's unique OLED handset (costing an additional $35) to change the height of the desk. A Jarvis specced close to the base Remi will run you $534 before taxes — a $105 premium that's hard to justify when comparing its features to that of the Remi.

so I'm downrating it to 3 stars because for this price I'd expect something more comfortable. I wouldn't say it's uncomfortable but given my last (much less) expensive chair, it's not really any more comfortable. Fortunately the chair still seems to be holding up well but it's still quite young so it better be