Today we’re going to share with you the WobbleMeter results for the Jarvis Desk by Fully. If you’re familiar with the BTOD Learning Center, you’ve likely had a chance to watch our Jarvis Stability Test video. With almost 14,000 views to date, it is one of the most popular stability videos I’ve created to date. The WobbleMeter test was completed to provide more insight into the original stability test we had done on video.

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What is the WobbleMeter?

If you’ve never had the chance to read our WobbleMeter posts, you’re probably wondering what it is? In short, The WobbleMeter was designed to provide an objective method of measuring a standing desks wobble and rocking motions. In order to keep our stability test posts short and to the point, we have created a page specifically for additional information on the WobbleMeter and how it functions. To learn more, please visit our Using the WobbleMeter for Standardized Stability Testing post.

WobbleMeter Score Range Guide

0-20 = Excellent Stability

Almost all of the desks tested at sitting height will score between 0-20. This is our baseline for excellent stability since most standing desks provide excellent stability at their lowest heights. Users in this range will not notice motion.

21-30 = Very Good to Good Stability

Between 20-30 most users will not notice the small amount of motion in this range.

31-40 = Good to Fair Stability

Between 31-40 some users may begin to notice the amount of motion in this range. This is especially true the closer the score is to 40.

41-50 = Fair to Bad Stability

Between 41-50 most users will notice the amount of motion in this range. This is especially true the closer the score is to 50.

51-60+ = Very Bad Stability

51-60+ all users will notice the amount of motion in this range. This is especially true for scores that are above 60.

Jarvis Desk Overview

Height Adjustment Range: 22.25” – 48.75” (no top)
Travel Speed: 1.5” Per Second
Noise Level: 56-57 dB (only top) 62 dB (150 lbs load)
Weight Capacity: 350 lbs.
Adjustable Width Base: 24” – 74” W
Adjustable Foot Glides: .25” Adjustment

Jarvis Desk Tested

We used the Jarvis Extended version for this test. In order to keep our results consistent, we are using a 1 ⅛” commercial quality surface. These tops are all 30” x 48” wide, using the same mounting screws to attach the surface to the frame. 

Overall Wobble (Side to Side) Deflection Scores

Wobble Deflection Testing Video

Detailed Wobble Deflection Scores and Test Setups

Detailed Wobble Deflection Scores @ 30″ Height

Pull Force	5 lbs	10 lbs	15 lbs	Total
	2	4	5	11

Detailed Wobble Deflection Scores @ 42″ Height

Pull Force	5 lbs	10 lbs	15 lbs	Total
	4	8	13	25

Detailed Rocking Deflection Scores @ 46″ Height

Pull Force	5 lbs	10 lbs	15 lbs	Total
	6	12	20	38

 

Overall Rocking (Front to Back) Deflection Scores

Rocking Deflection Testing Video

Detailed Rocking Deflection Scores and Test Setups

Detailed Rocking Deflection Scores @ 30″ Height

Pull Force	5 lbs	10 lbs	15 lbs	Total
	3	6	10	19

Detailed Rocking Deflection Scores @ 42″ Height

Pull Force	5 lbs	10 lbs	15 lbs	Total
	5	10	16	31

Detailed Rocking Deflection Scores @ 46″ Height

Pull Force	5 lbs	10 lbs	15 lbs	Total
	8	16	24	48

True WobbleTest Video

Full Results For All Standing Desks

See how all of the standing desks performed with our WobbleMeter tests.

 

Additional Standing Desk Resources

• Top 7 Problems and Solutions With Fully Jarvis
• Our Full Review of the Fully Jarvis Standing Desk
• What is the Strongest Standing Desk Surface? We Tested to Find Out.
• 12 Best Adjustable Standing Desks For 2025
• Top 6 Reasons Why Adjustable Standing Desks Wobble
• 12 Reasons to Avoid Cheap Electric Standing Desks Under $400