Refold – Cardboard standing/sitting desks

I tried a standing desk for about a year, with mixed feelings about it.<p>But guys - using a laptop at a standing desk is ergonomically still awful! If you look at the dude&#x27;s neck angle in the photos, that is not a healthy way to be working all day.<p>Just because you&#x27;re standing up doesn&#x27;t mean you&#x27;re exempt from regular &#x27;keep monitors at eye level, head balanced nicely, arms and shoulders relaxed, etc&#x27; advice.

I&#x27;d pay 25$ for this. I laughed at the 250$ price point.

Nice idea, but it&#x27;s much too expensive. For ~200 Euro more I can buy a standing&#x2F;sitting desk from Ikea that will likely last a lot longer than three years and has a motor instead of three fixed-height models.

At multiple times while watching the video, I thought it was a joke.

Spilling coffee on your desk has never been more catastrophic

Not buying the &#x27;environmentally friendly&#x27; marketing pitch... The idea that just because something can be thrown in the recycling doesn&#x27;t mean it&#x27;s better than a traditional wooden desk.

I use a standing desk at work every day (a Varidesk pro plus). For me, having monitor stand is just as important as the standing aspect. Using a laptop on a standing desk causes me to hunch over and slouch, which leaves me with worse neck and back pain than sitting.

I could see some very specific use cases for this, like maybe seminars that have a mobile component, needing a workspace in a natural setting (photogs, surveyors, etc). But as an individual purchaser, I don&#x27;t have much interest.

Will they be coming out with a cardboard drafting stool?

I&#x27;d like something like this, but to fill the gap between a normal desk height, and a standing desk height.