Steelcase Leap vs Flexispot E7

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

The desk itself is great. I've been using it for a week now and it's much easier on my legs than a seated desk. The only downside is the price. I found the cost a little too high

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

It was a really really heavy package and that's quite reassuring actually for a desk because you want it to be sturdy. So the fact it was properly hea...

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.

It looks absolutely great in terms of building the desk, as you can see from the installation, it was really straightforward. The build quality is exc...

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

As I have no drill but luckily for me the Malm top is shit, so I was able to just screw everything in by hand, but it's still strong enough to actually stay in place. I'm pretty sure this top is just honeycomb in the middle, so I assembled the frames as close to the edge as I could to ensure some form of solidness.