No customer service to wobbly desk Ordered a 180cm standing desk in April, which arrived promptly. Whilst the mechanism works OK, the top is far too wobbly to use day to day, despite being screwed down tightly and the legs adjusted properly to be completely level. The two-legged standing desk design is not fit for purpose for anyone working long periods at home, especially on video calls, as you'll get camera wobble. I contacted Fully twice on email asking for guidance, and then a refund, but recieved no reply. VERY disappointing from a £500+ desk.

£1000 for a desk that's lasted significantly less than a year Customer service nowhere to be found. Have been trying to get a response since earlier this month about the £1000 desk I'd purchased late last year which is now unusable due to a broken leg. Update: Thankfully customer service at the company who has acquired this company have sent out a replacement leg and parts.

Fully we all know is gone Unfortunately Fully we all know is gone. Miller Knoll is the new owner and that changed everything. Fully was famous for their excellent customer service. I've bought Jarvis some time ago exactly because of the customer service. During spring sale I've bought Alani chair which came with wrong armrest, screws for armrest were also messed up. As everyone noticed there is no customer service anymore I'm afraid. Miller Knoll managed to destroy 10-15 years of reputation building in like 2 months.

I ordered a Fully electric desk but… I ordered a Fully electric desk but unfortunately it did not come with the remote control. I tried contacting Fully by calling their customer service phone number where nobody responded and the phone. Umber is now disconnected. I emailed 5 days ago but also did not hear anything back. I have never had such a bad experience with customer service before. It’s absolutely atrocious!

I bought a pricey Jarvis desk from… I bought a pricey Jarvis desk from Fully in 2021 that has a 12 year warranty. I love the desk, but recently it has started to malfunction. This isn't trivial -- one does not want the desk to get stuck in the standing position or -- even worse -- somewhere between sitting and standing. Sadly, I have had a support nightmare very similar to what as another reviewer posted here one day ago. Fully's website promises a response time in ten days (!) but in fact they never got back to me. In the meantime, their website says the desks are now being sold through Herman Miller. But Herman Miller just told me today that Fully are the ones to contact for providing support. So much for the warranty!