To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.
141 requests
Product Description
Clinically proven to improve blood circulation and reduce the risk of diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular disease, standing desks are becoming increasingly popular in workspaces around the world. The Ergotech Freedom Lift gives you the power to make micro adjustments to align your setup just where you want it, all while retaining full freedom of movement thanks to the full-motion mechanism swivels Read More
james.jihoonkimGreat Question!!! yes-
From our website Tech Specs (I will ask for this to be added to the product description page):
http://ergotechgroup.com/freedom-lift.htmlFreedom Lift™ - Dual
Part Number: FDM-LIFT-2 Tech Specs:
Keyboard Height Adjustment Range: 19.4"
Weight Capacity: Supports 28.6 lbs max
Monitor Size: Up to 27"
Monitor Weight: 2.2 to 13.2 lbs each
VESA Compatibility: 75mm & 100mm
Keyboard Tray Dimensions: 26.2" wide x 10.2" deep
Warranty: 5 years
BEWARE: I joined this drop last time it was made available just weeks ago. However, I received the wrong model (not the one I ordered) and have no way to use the model I received. Due to it being a drop shipment the only recourse available was for me to return it to Massdrop.
Gdmatt Thank you for sending your email to our Support Team(rec'd) and including your correspondence with Massdrop. This will allow us to rectify the situation expeditiously on your behalf.
Why is the most important information not listed? How much adjust-ability is offered for the keyboard and monitor respectively in inches? Looking at the pictures, I strongly suspect that it does not offer enough height to be both comfortable and ergonomic for anyone 5' 10" or taller.
The min height needs to bring the top of the monitor up to eye level while keeping the keyboard at just above waist height, we have to have numbers/measurements to determine if this works properly. --(edit) It looks like most of this information is linked in the previous discussions with a nice image/spec sheet. It would be nice if this was linked on the main page as well. Unfortunately it looks like the system is neither large enough nor adjustable enough to work comfortably at 5' 11"....
(Edit 2) Thanks to those who replied, it looks like the dimensions are adequate for my needs and probably just about everyone else as well. I will probably order one and update later with my thoughts.
( Edit 3) I recently received the shipment and am using it, feel free to read my review on the product page for the two monitor stand. Keep in mind that I am pretty demanding when it comes to getting the basics done right so I slammed it pretty hard for that. Overall the system is okay but comes with several pretty big issues, how much those issues will bother you will vary depending on the user.
Bear with me as I try to explain this without a picture...
That distance can be adjusted along a vertical rail that's ~20in tall. Realistically, you would not move the monitor connection point all the way down because the bottom edge of the monitors would rub against the tray and prevent you from going all the way down. How low depends on your monitor size though. At max monitor height, the center of your monitors would be roughly 20 inches above your keyboard. Remember though... that's the CENTER of your monitors, so it's up to you to know the dimensions of your monitor as the bottom edge will be lower and the top edge will be taller. My monitors are set around 12 inches (on center) above my keyboard. They are 21.5 inch size (typical diagonal measurement) It's really close to the height the monitors originally sat on my desk on their factory-installed stands.
Hope that helps. I needed all this info the last time this drop came around so I know how you feel.
Saucy_Puppet_ShowThank you, that's exactly what I needed to know. It sounds like the design is good enough to give me flexibility and still adjust to the height I need it to, going to check on return options and will probably give one a go.
Would this work for a laptop based setup? That is, suppose I have Laptop+2*Monitor < 14.5kg would the arm be stable or would the laptop make the weight too heavy at the front?