Uplift V3 Standing Desk vs Herman Miller Jarvis Standing Desk (3-stage)
Two of the standing desks in our best standing desks: uplift, jarvis, flexispot, vari, branch & more comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.
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Best for: Dual-motor frame with a 22.6–48.7" range and 355 lb lift
Check price at AmazonBest for: Dual-motor Jarvis (formerly Fully) with 350 lb lift
Check price at AmazonSpec-by-spec comparison
Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.
| Spec | Uplift V3 Standing Desk | Herman Miller Jarvis Standing Desk (3-stage) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lift capacityThe rated load the motors will lift. Where a maker gives both, we use the dynamic (lifting) figure, not the higher static figure. | 355 lb | 350 lb | 25% |
| Height travelHighest minus lowest height. Travel is a fairer comparison than the two ends alone, because some makers measure with a desktop and some without. | 26.1 in | 25.5 in | 15% |
| Minimum heightA lower minimum fits shorter users when seated. Measured as each maker publishes it (see each desk's notes for with or without a desktop). | 22.6 in | 25.5 in | 10% |
| Maximum heightA higher maximum fits taller users when standing. | 48.7 in | 51 in | 10% |
| Motor countDual-, triple- and quad-motor frames put a motor in each leg, which typically lifts more weight more evenly than one motor and a drive shaft. | 2 | 2 | 10% |
| Lift speedHow fast the desk moves between sitting and standing. Metric figures are converted (25.4 mm = 1 in). | 2 in/s | 1.5 in/s | 10% |
| Frame warrantyYears of coverage on the frame and motors. A lifetime warranty scores the same as 15 years. | 15 yr | 7 yr | 15% |
| Anti-collisionYes when the maker lists anti-collision or collision detection, which stops or reverses the desk when it hits something. | Yes | Not listed | 5% |
| Height range | 22.6"–48.7" with a 1" desktop | 3-stage 25½"–51"; 2-stage 30"–49⅜"; 3-stage low 23"–43¼" | info |
| Legs | 3-stage, 2 legs | Not listed | info |
| Travel speed | 2" per second | Not listed | info |
| Lift speed | Not listed | 1.5" per second | info |
| Warranty | Not listed | 7 years frame and motors, 5 years tops | info |
| Anti-collision | Not listed | Not published by the maker | info |
| ErgoPick score | 7.2/10 | 5.8/10 | 100% |
Where each one comes out ahead
Uplift V3 Standing Desk
Better published figure on: Lift capacity, Height travel, Minimum height, Lift speed, Frame warranty.
What we like
- Top height travel in this comparison (26.1 in)
- Lowest minimum height in this comparison (22.6 in)
Watch out for
Herman Miller Jarvis Standing Desk (3-stage)
Better published figure on: Maximum height.
What we like
- Top maximum height in this comparison (51 in)
Watch out for
Verdict
Both are dual-motor frames. Uplift lists 355 vs 350 lb, 2" vs 1.5" per second, a 22.6" vs 25.5" low point and 15 vs 7 years of frame warranty; Jarvis reaches 51" vs 48.7".
- Uplift V3 Standing Desk: Uplift: V3 frame spec sheet
- Uplift V3 Standing Desk: Uplift: V3 Standing Desk
- Herman Miller Jarvis Standing Desk (3-stage): Herman Miller: Jarvis Bamboo Standing Desk