Above and beyond issuing replacement parts I bought a Fully standing desk (a Remi) around 2.5 years ago, during lockdown. The desk itself is great - very sturdy, nice build quality, smooth lift etc. I moved house a few months ago and partially took the desk apart, putting all of the "small bits" including a couple of wires in a clear bag, which has then completely disappeared in the house move. I assumed I would be out of luck and have to either fork out for a new desk, or make do with something cheap. Fully customer services have been incredible - not only are they going to send me all the replacement parts needed, they are going to do so for free (not even charging for shipping), and the response times to my back and forth (with two different CS reps) have been professional, polite, and incredibly helpful. Fantastic :)

Don't waste your money I bought a Fully desk a few months ago and accidentally ordered the wrong colour frame (alloy). They were quick to email me with instructions on changing it, and had me order a new frame, sending the old one back for a refund. Unfortunately they never issued a refund and after multiple "we'll get back to you" emails they simply went silent.

Fully scammed Wish I had checked Trustpilot before making my purchase. I bought a monitor arm on their website a week ago. It said it would ship the next day and I'd get an update with tracking information. Nothing. Can't reach customer service. It seems that Fully was recently acquired by Miller Knoll. They left their website up and are still taking unsuspecting buyers' money even though they basically don't exist anymore. I have submitted a complaint to the EU Consumer Centre. I urge everyone else affected to do the same. The acquiring company should be forced to refund orders that were never fulfilled.

Good quality, terrible customer support I'm one of the customers who suffered from shipment delays during May 2022. I also left a low-star comment about how troublesome experience it was. Despite I enjoy the product very much, the shipment experience and customer service was quite frustrating. Later on, I got reached out by Fully to compensate for bad experience. I was told I will be given a chair for free. I redeemed it and ordered it. Then it also mistakenly got arrived to somewhere in Germany, I asked for reshipment. I emailed the agent I was in touch with, more than 10 times. She has been ghosting me ever since. My guess is, she sent the chair to her friend or something. Very, very bad experience overall. The material quality is good but this treatment overall is nothing I would imagine for a 4-digit spending.

Fully/MillerKnoll Support FAIL When I bought my Jarvis from Fully, the support was fantastic. Then they were acquired by MillerKnoll. My Jarvis’ control stopped working about two months ago, so I went to the website for support. That’s when I knew I was in for pain: no chat functionality for contacting support, no support phone number, only the option to email for support. I had already run through all of their provided support documentation and troubleshooting steps, so I sent an email with the information that they ask you to provide (issue, original order date, and order number.) It took more than 2 weeks for a response, and the provided response was a copy of the support pdf that I had already read and followed the steps. I responded with pictures of my failed control and power unit and my order number (again). There was no response for more than a month, so I reached out again with the photos and order number. I got a response a few days later with the same support pdf that was sent before. I responded again with the photos and order information and again affirmed that I had completed all of the troubleshooting steps provided in their documentation. Today I received a response telling me to give them all of my banking information (via an insecure email!) for a wire refund. I told them that I don’t want a refund, I just want to replace the failed parts and have a working desk again. This has been a nightmare. Stay away from the new iteration of Fully and MillerKnoll. They don’t care about their customers, and their business practices border on fraudulent.