Apex Pro Stability Test

where else can i buy a top? looking for one that is under 27’’

Would you say it goes low enough to treat it as a floor desk too?

link the price??

It seems WAY more stable than the magnus pro tbh.

Can someone recommend a desk that doesn’t sit stand that is just or more stable

This thing is a tank... looks like a bitch to assemble tho

Thanks, Bolo Yeung! Nice table. Nice test.

How tall are you? (for reference) Thanks

The worktop on that makes it look more like a carpentry workbench than a computer/office desk lol, atleast you know it's never going to bend

hellos Aaron good video would like to see the desk in its full set up stage I think it would help. I also would like to know in your opinion would it hold up a 49'' and a 24 '' monitor and a printer/fax/ scanter so that all in one, the pc as well. Would it all hold on the top of the desk and not brake down.

you said the butcher block is soft. Do you mean it dents easily? Thanks for posting.

Immensely helpful, you're the man

Hey Aaron. Is the desk top come pre drilled? Or did you have to drill it and then put screws in?

any update? how durable is your maple top? I'm looking into getting a maple or bamboo top? in my research i heard maple is the best hardwood for a standing desk

nice tests you did at its full height. dang the desk is around $2k at their website, but might be worth it since I spend most of my time on the desk...

how many mounting holes/screws are there connecting the base to the top? I just finished building a big walnut dining room table top I plan to mount to this base but am going to use threaded inserts in the bottom of the table and hex bolts through the base to secure it rather than just screwing straight into the wood. Just wondering how many inserts/bolts I need to buy.

Do the feet slides/"floaty things" hurt its stability much? And how much do they help for repositioning?

Hey Aaron, nice review. Now, that you’ve had the Apex Pro desk for a few months, are you happy with the standing height stability?

Thanks for the video, Aaron, you helped me decide to get it =) How many people did you need to flip it after building it? Mine is a 72" pro max and it's heavy af!

No experience with the Apex Pro, but I have the Vertex 4 leg and apparently it's as stable as the Apex Pro Max (which has crossbar; Vertex does not). Probably because of the solid beam vs the adjustable beam. My frame is super heavy. I'm on lament flooring with an 80"x36" walnut top and it barely moves. Carpet definitely makes stability worse, but I don't have carpet anymore (had it removed before I got the desk), so I have no way to know how it would compare (other than Desk Huas saying stability is Vertex 4 Leg > Apex Pro Max > Apex Pro > 2 leg desks).

You should call this the “carpet stability” test video. Desks are never as stable on carpet, they never will be. You also didn’t test this desk at working height. The highest setting was literally up to your neck bro. Will you ever actually use the desk at that height? For carpet, this desk is remarkably stable.

That might be as stable as you are going to get on a carpet and that high. Thanks for demonstrating. Always questioned if the deskhaus videos were real.

Most objective testing vid of them all, really appreciate the demo.

How much did it cost?

It’s on carpet so this demonstration contributes not much.

Do you have the link to your desk lamp? How do you like it? Great video, especially with the close up of the water. I think the desk is going to be plenty stable.