Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk is a perfect example of how a company can improve an already excellent product. The original Vari Electric standing desk has held the top spot on our list of the best standing desks for quite some time now, and for good reason. It is not only a standing desk that is much easier to assemble, but also a quiet and attractive design during use. Now however, Vari has lost itself with the new curve electric standing desk.

Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk improved its predecessor by adding a grommet at the back of the desk to facilitate cable management and a curved edge in front of the desk to make it more comfortable to rest your arms while typing. However, these improvements are made at the expense of customization options. Unlike Vari Electric standing desks, Vari Curve electric standing desks are only available in black and have just 1 tabletop size to choose from: 60x30 inches. Our Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk review will help you determine if this is the right standing desk for you or if it's better to go with your predecessor.

The Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk is available for free shipping for直接895 directly from the Vari website and comes with a 5-year warranty. If there is a problem with the desk or it is not right for you, the company offers a 30-day hassle-free return policy and pays for all shipping costs. The review unit sent to Tom's guide also came with a Vari cable management tray, which is available separately for別々50, but I highly recommend picking up 1.

If the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk is too large for space or a little short of budget, I suggest you consider the Vari Electric Standing Desk instead. It is available in a number of different sizes up to 48x30 inches for several750, 6 795 for 60x24 inches, 6 850 for 60x30 inches, 7 950 for 72x30 inches and also has 5 desktops to choose from against a single black option with Vari curve electric standing desk. There is an end of the top.

When it comes to the design of the vari Curve Electric Standing Desk, the desktop itself occupies a central stage. It is a durable laminate that makes it very easy to clean and the front end of the waterfall is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also makes the desk more comfortable to use.

Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk cannot be equipped with a reclaimed wood or butcher block desktop like its predecessor, but can be mounted on either side of the desk to run the cable. 3 Lee on the back

Vari chose to use the same T-style legs that use with other electric standing desks for this desk. They come in sturdy, metallic grey colours. Unfortunately, it can't be customized like FlexiSpot E7Pro Plus or Uplift V2.

Similarly, FlexiSpot is starting to incorporate USB charging ports into the keypad, while Vari is sticking to the same simple keypad. This is not a bad thing, because it is easy to program your preferred sitting and standing height and it harmonizes well with the rest of the desk. The keypad also bends slightly and sits flush with the edge of the electric standing desk with Vari curves. However, this time, if you want to hide it from the view, you can push it a bit.

Like any other standing desk, Vari also throws up some useful accessories at this desk. There are 2 headphone hooks that can be placed anywhere on either side of the desk, and a rubber coaster to protect your desktop from coffee rings.

The Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk, sent to the Toms Guide for review, arrived in 3 boxes. The largest were for desktops, while the medium-sized included legs, legs and all other parts. The cable management tray arrived in its own separate box.

If it is not very convenient, or if you need to set up a new desk immediately, you should choose Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk first. Unlike other standing desks that require power drills or other additional tools for assembly, you can literally build one of Vari's desks using only 2 Allen wrenches that come with 1. In fact, you only need 8 bolts to put the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk together.

Another great thing about Vari's standing desk is that the frame is pre-attached to the desktop.1 With other desks, such as the Fezibo electric standing desk and bump desk and those from FlexiSpot, you will need to install the frame yourself. This can be really boring, especially if the company has multiple desktop sizes available and you need to pull the side of the frame for your specific desk size.

With the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk desktop turned upside down, you must first attach legs to both ends of the frame. But before you start putting it together, I highly recommend placing a blanket to prevent scratching the laminate tabletop. I know this from experience because I scratched Vari's electric standing desk while assembling it. But it was the very first standing desk I built.

When the legs are in place, you need to slot the control box into the center of the frame and connect the wires from the motors inside the legs. Unlike some of the frames I've seen on other standing desks, the brackets used on the Vari

keypads on either side that you can use to keep the desk cables from sagging are pre-installed on the right side, but if you prefer to put them on the left side instead, there is a hole on the other side. You can also use the following methods: It slots to the right and no screws are needed. This is another example of how Vari has been working to make desk assembly as easy as possible.1

With the keypad in place and the legs connected to the control box, the last thing you need to do before plugging the power cable is to attach the legs to the legs. The legs also have adjustable feet that you can use to level your desk if it happens that your floor is slightly uneven.

It's a great time to install an optional cable management tray before turning over the desk and performing the initial setup steps. Instead of screwing directly to the desk, you need to mount the bracket on either side and the tray slides to the right. Like the rest of the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk, there are pre-drilled holes to facilitate installation. After assembling the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk, I first tested it using Microsoft Surface Laptop Go. The desk was comfortable to use on a laptop and there was a lot of extra space for accessories. The Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk has a 200-pound weight limit and is 60 inches wide, so we decided to try it out with a desktop computer and dual monitor setup. Even with 2 monitors and 1 desktop installed, the desk remained sturdy at both sitting and standing heights.

In my tests, it took only 29 seconds for the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk to move from my preferred sitting (40 inches) to standing height (10 inches). Not only did it work quietly thanks to the dual motor, but the desk also passed the coffee test, putting a cup of coffee on the desk and trying to get it up and down without spilling drops.

They may seem like a few small additions, but the grommets on both sides of the desk have proven to be very useful when putting together my dual monitor setup. I used the grommet on the right side of the desk to run the cable from the back of my PC under the desk while I used the one on the left to run the cable from my monitor back to the PC.

I hope it was included in the base price, but I consider the Vari cable management tray a must-have for the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk. In addition to the holes at either end for passing the cable, the tray itself can be rotated forward or backward. This makes plugging a breeze in a new device because you can do so without moving the desk. The cable management tray provided by other companies is fixed.

If you are looking for the best standing desk for your home office, Vari Curve Electric standing desk is what to get. The curve at the front of the desk allows you to sit closer to your monitor, or the cascade end of the laptop and tabletop types much more comfortable When paired with a Vari cable management tray, the grommet on either side of the desk hides the cable running from your PC to your monitor, and is surprisingly easy to use. The double motor of the Vari Curve electric standing desk is quite in operation and has enabled you to quickly switch from sitting to standing position.

The only drawback of the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk is the lack of customization options. But this could change in the future. That is, however, if you are looking for a wooden desktop instead of laminate, Vari Electric Standing Desk is a great option. For those who want extra storage space along with a grommet or USB charging port, the Realspace Smart electric height adjustable desk might be a better fit.

Still, with excellent build quality, a 5-year warranty, 30-day hassle-free returns, and an assembly process that can be completed in less than 15 minutes, the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk is a great standing desk that you can rely on for years to come.