iMovR Lander

So that's actually on its way as we speak right now, so whether you get a street desk or a l-shaped desk or even a Troutman tusk, trust me when I say ...

It's gon na be more than functional. Everything that I hoped it would be in terms of my requirements is gon na work.

I was all set on buying an iMovR Lander desk until I found out about their shady WorkWhileWalking.com review site. It seemed to me that they had by far the best product, but I was really put off by their apparent need to be dishonest in propping up their own product while trashing all their competitors in a manner that made the reviews look like they were supposed to be independent. Meanwhile the rest of the places that review standing desks (like Wirecutter) are silent about iMovR and all its desks. However, as I said, they do appear to have the best product out there in terms of materials used and selection offered, and a lot of their competitors seem to make their desks with lower quality bases from China.

I recently bought a iMovr Lander (didn't know about their marketing practices until after the purchase... might have reconsidered had I known, but anyway). I noticed some wobble at 80 cm. Nothing very serious, but minor vibration that sometimes kind of gets on my nerves.

I'm leaning toward the iMovR Lander and am considering the built-in SteadyType keyboard tray, but I'm very hesitant to buy it sight-unseen since it's kind of a big problem to be stuck with if I don't actually like it. In particular, I'm worried about the sitting ergonomics (I'm pretty confident it's the best option for standing or walking, but I anticipate spending at least half of my time sitting). In the past I've hated keyboard trays (the flat drawer style, at any rate), but when I checked out the chairs and desks in a local ergonomics store, I found that a very adjustable tray with negative tilt was quite comfortable, particularly when I could position it practically on my lap and maybe twist it slightly right so that my left wrist could be less torqued. I also currently use a Microsoft Natural 4000 keyboard, which is a bit of a behemoth relative to the size of most trays.

But as I was buying a standing desk anyway, it made sense for me to combine.). Anyway, point is, I was also sketched out by the fake review site, but ultimately decided that regardless, they seemed to offer the product that checked all of my boxes, and that I've only ever heard glowing reviews about the quality of. I can now echo those glowing reviews. I'm extremely happy with my Lander desk, and consider it to have been worth every penny.

As long as I can walk and type without making things worse. Seems like the Imovr Lander or Cascade is a pretty good option but I'm not picky if it works.

I bought an Imovr Lander desk. I understand if you chat with a sales rep they can provide this separately but you have to buy it through a salesperson and as this is not offered on the site.