Elements 4-Leg Height-Adjustable Table

This desk looks great, but is not functional.

This desk looks great, but is really not functional. It really should be considered a table. Even though the website suggested for you to add the monitor arm, it's not compatible. Almost no standard desk accessories are compatible due to the frame being even with the tabletop edge. It makes it SO thick to try and attach things too. The legs also do not stay completely straight even though the construction of it seems sturdy. I didn't notice until we installed, but you can kind of even see it in their stock photos. I would not buy this again and if we had not installed in a client's home already, I would return.

Solid Table

I went with a 4-leg desk to avoid wobble while typing and writing, and this thing is solid as a rock, much more stable than the 2 leg sit/stand I've used before. I haven't experienced this myself, but I see people online mention racking with 4-leg sit/stand desks, and there is none of that with this table. Moving it up and down is super smooth. One thing to be aware of is that with the thickness of the frame + the top, it's past the max supported tabletop thickness for most clamping monitor arms. It comes out to 2 5/8" thick, and you'll have to add a wooden block or something to create enough surface area for the clamp to grab on to. An option for grommets so that you could use grommet-mount monitor arms would be really nice. Highly recommend this table if you're looking for a 4-leg sit/stand that is super stable.