2026 update: you can no longer buy the Fully Cooper — and Fully itself is gone. The Cooper’s Amazon listing has lost its buy box, and its maker wound down when the Jarvis line moved into the Herman Miller family, taking the accessory catalog with it. It deserves a fond send-off: the Cooper was the rare converter that looked like furniture, a bamboo X-lift riser that shipped fully assembled and fit everyone from petite users to 6-foot-4 standers. Our original review stays below for secondhand shoppers. For a converter you can actually order today, the desk we re-verified this year is the VariDesk Pro Plus 48 — box at the end.
What the Cooper was
The Cooper was Fully’s converter-sized answer to the Jarvis: an eco-minded riser with a natural bamboo (or black MDF) top that stood out in a market of gray plastic. The formula our testing liked: a 35-by-20-inch upper tier with a wrist-friendly cutout, room for two full-size monitors, a roughly 6-to-22-inch height range that genuinely served both petite users and tall ones, spring-assisted lifting easy enough for anyone, straight up-and-down travel that ate no extra desk depth, and delivery fully assembled. Few converters have matched that user range since.
And what we dinged it for
The honest file, preserved: a front-to-back give at the frame-to-top connection that a firm push exposed; the classic X-lift tax of extra noise and exposed greased rails that collected dust and pet hair; pinch points that demanded respect around kids and pets; a big desktop footprint; and a 2-year warranty in a category where Z-lift rivals offered five. None of it was disqualifying — the Cooper stayed one of the prettiest, most size-inclusive converters you could buy right up until you couldn’t.
Why you can’t buy one now
Fully wound down as a standalone brand, its Jarvis desks finding a new home under Herman Miller — a story we’ve covered across our Jarvis vs UPLIFT L-Shaped Standing Desk (2026): Which Is Better? coverage — and the accessory lines like the Cooper didn’t make the trip. The Amazon listing still technically exists with no default seller, the no-buy-box limbo we treat as a dead channel. Skip third-party leftovers at silly prices; a used Cooper at a fair local price is a fine buy if the lift is smooth and the frame bolts are tight.
What to buy instead
The converter we re-verified in stock this year, with the deepest owner record in the category, is the VariDesk Pro Plus 48 — a two-tier, spring-assisted riser wide enough for dual monitors plus a laptop, from the brand that defined the category. Our full re-test is in VariDesk Pro Plus 48 Review (2026): Still the Converter to Beat:
Vari - VariDesk Pro Plus 48 - Two-Tier Standing Desk Converter for Dual Monitors - Sit to Stand Desk for Office with 11 Height Settings, Spring-Assisted Lift, Dual Handles - Fully Assembled, Black
- Huge two-tier 48 inch surface
- Fits dual monitors plus a laptop
- 11 height settings, 14 inch range
- Arrives fully assembled - zero setup
- Two-person unbox and a sturdy host desk required
- Raising arc eats a few inches of desk depth
- Keyboard tier can bounce at the tallest settings
Bamboo loyalists mourning the Cooper’s looks should also scan our full standing desk converter guide and the FlexiSpot M-series review — the market has kept moving since Fully left it.
Verdict for 2026
The Cooper earns the retirement it got: a converter with real design conviction, honest flaws, and a size range few rivals matched. Don’t chase dead listings for it. Buy the Pro Plus 48 for the proven mainstream pick, shop the guide above if your needs are specific — and if you loved the Cooper for the bamboo, take comfort that the industry finally caught up to what Fully was doing years early.
Last updated: August 22, 2026 — full 2026 refresh: Amazon channel re-verified (buy box gone; Fully wound down), original test notes preserved as a buying-used reference, verified VariDesk Pro Plus 48 alternative added with a live-price box.
