Which ULTI Standing Desk Is Right for You? Arc Pro V2 vs Aura Pro RGB

Choose by the workspace you are building

Arc Pro V2 and Aura Pro RGB are designed for different priorities. Neither desk is automatically better for every person. Start with your room, monitor setup, preferred work height, cable needs and the look you want from the desktop.

Choose Arc Pro V2 when range and workstation flexibility come first

The Arc Pro Standing Desk V2 is the stronger match for a setup built around height flexibility and cable access. Its current product listing states a 64–124 cm height range, 1.2 m, 1.5 m and 1.8 m sizes, a reinforced steel frame with 3-column legs, dual motors rated up to 130 kg, built-in power, a Stealth Cable System, FlexHinge access and handset USB plus Type-C charging.

Choose Arc Pro V2 if you need:

• A listed range that can suit a wider mix of seated and standing users.
• Several desktop width options for a compact desk or a multi-monitor workstation.
• Built-in power access, a larger cable tray and clear routes for adapters.
• A desk designed around a monitor arm, PC, chargers and everyday work equipment.

Choose Aura Pro RGB when metal-desktop design and an integrated visual setup come first

The Aura Pro RGB Metal Standing Desk is the relevant option for a steel-and-particle-board tabletop and an ambient, integrated visual setup. Its current product listing describes a 20mm steel-and-particle-board tabletop, Aura RGB lighting, a dual-motor lift system, reinforced side supports, dual crossbeams, a FlexHinge cable compartment, a full-length desk mat, headphone hanger and magnetic cable accessories.

Choose Aura Pro RGB if you value:

• A steel-and-particle-board tabletop and RGB ambience as part of the workspace design.
• Reinforced side supports and dual crossbeams described on the product page.
• Bundled cable-organisation and desk-surface accessories.
• A clean gaming or creative setup with a dedicated cable compartment.

Compare these points before deciding

Do not decide from motor or column labels alone

Both current listings describe dual-motor lifting, but motor count is only one specification. Stability depends on the complete frame, desktop, feet, floor, load distribution and installation. Likewise, column construction helps describe range geometry but is not a universal quality score.

Use the ULTI standing desk finder to start with your room and equipment, then confirm the live product pages before ordering.

Example: checking a desk setup before delivery

Imagine a desk that fits between two walls when measured as a static rectangle. The setup can still fail in daily use if a desktop PC is fixed to the floor, a monitor arm cannot clear the wall, or a power lead becomes tight when the desk rises. A better plan is to place masking tape at the proposed footprint, sit in the chair, and trace where equipment and cables will travel from low to high positions.

Record these numbers

• Clear room width and depth, including skirting and any doors that swing into the space.
• Desktop size, height range and the user’s comfortable keyboard height.
• Space behind the desk for monitor arms, cable movement and ventilation.
• Weight and position of every item that will move with the tabletop.

Keep this note with the order confirmation. It gives you a useful reference if you need to discuss fit, installation or a later change to the setup.