@shahab_21 Idea is super. But the price tag is a joke, 250 $ for a cardboard desk. Can someone in china please copy them and send me one for 50-100 $ thanks👏

@shahab_21 It's pricey, but it's still about 1/2 the price of a "decent" standing desk and about 4x cheaper than a good standing desk. So for all practical purposes - to try standing, to get tired of like most people do, and to go back to sitting within two month, this is a great alternative. Oh, and no need to spend an hour to assemble like you would on most inexpensive ones, or maybe even two days that you would spend on building your own from ikea furniture. Price is always relative.

@shahab_21 Yeah, it's a bit much. You can get a decent drafting table (essentially a standing desk) for half that price that's not made out of cardboard: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product...

@eddie @shahab_21 The price has certainly gone up a little bit since Kickstarter ($160NZD) I think perhaps part of the added value proposition is that it's light and portable... but in reality, if that's not important to you then it becomes an expensive piece of cardboard. Also being made out of high quality, recycled cardboard surely brings the price up

@beckerjs Exactly. I mean, for $100 I'd buy two. Right now.

@gyanprayaga Where are you seeing $106 USD? This is what it's quoting me:

@mil5om seems to start from $250 for orders outside of Australia/New Zealand. I'd rather invest in an Ikea standing desk personally, though the quality does look good.

@adamowenit @mil5om totally agree, ikea standing desk way better value.

@jasondainter @mil5om I have mounted this (http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalo...) on my wall at standing height- can't beat that price!

@rometty_ @_jacksmith I'm guessing that's where they live :)

@_jacksmith Is it really that common to manufacture where you start? I always thought economics decided manufacture location.