FLEXISPOT E6 MAX ONE PIECE Electric Standing Desk with USB Dual Motors 3 Stage Height Adjustable Sit Stand Up with Memory Smart Panel(White Frame+120x60cm Maple Top)

This is an incredible desk. The quality of both the desk and the frame is very high. The instructions are really clear and it’s very easy to put together. The built in mechanism to raise and lower the desk is super easy to use and the memory on it makes it useful to set different preset heights. It’s more expensive than a lot of other desks for the same size, but the quality is significant so it’s really worth the investment. I feel like it’s going to last me a very long time. It looks great it feels great and it’s very stylish. I have the white desktop with the black frame.. There’s no wobble when raising and lowering the desk which is really useful as it means it’s very stable. I love how high the desk can go. It means I can use my walking pad under the desk and take my zoom meetings standing up walking. It is a heavy desk the frame in the desk make it heavy, but that’s also part of what makes it stable so I think the weight and steadiness is good. I’ve not had any problems with scratches or marks on the desk. It’s super easy to clean and everything is working really well. I’m a big fan.

I looked around for a large PC desk that would fit in the area I needed. This desks measurements were a perfect fit and true to size. I was unsure of how stable the desk would be not owning one of these styles before but I can say that it is very sturdy. I have a triple monitor arm attached to the back with 3 monitors on and the table has had no problems with that. The control unit can be fixed on the left hand side or the right hand side as I didn't know this before I bought it. I have mine on the left hand side. The desk I built by myself and I can say it was very easy and did not take long at all. The movement of the desk is nice and smooth even with the monitor arms attached. This is a great value desk that comes with a solid one piece top unlike most at the same price. It is delivered in 2 separate boxes. One box has the table top in and the other box has all the metal bits e.g. legs, control unit. I purchased the 180cm long desk which comes with no pre-drilled holes for the legs to be screwed on. There is however pre-drilled holes for the control unit.

Great, sturdy desk. Clear instructions. A couple of things to note: - The frame and tabletop are dispatched separately. I understand, from a logistics perspective, this makes sense but there is no mention of this in the listing. My frame arrived days before the tabletop. Flexispot customer service quickly advised me of the second tracking number, when I queried. - An impact driver is thoroughly recommended. My tabletop had some but not all holes predrilled. Whilst it seems to function fine, imho, the control panel feels a little cheap in comparison to the rest of the desk. Movement is fairly quiet and is as fast as could be required. Purchased on offer, so the price was very good value.

Desk itself is, well should be, very good. Well made and easy to put together - we know because we’ve wasted time assembling most of it. However, this company (Ergonmic) have failed to send the right desk top to attach to it despite numerous emails over several weeks and two attempts to send it. They are now stalling over refunding. Don’t fall for the security of them having a customer service number - it does not work and no one will call you when you email them to request a discussion. Have had absolutely no sense out of them by email - it’s honestly like they’re answering someone else’s email when they reply, and they couldn’t give a damn. Appalling customer service, meanwhile we’re several hundred pounds down and have nowhere to work from! Do yourself a favour and don’t do it.

Loving this desk. Was fairly easy to put together and took me roughly around 30 mins to do so. I did miss out one of the extension cables, so could have been quicker if not for that. Feels really well built and is great for getting the perfect height, either sitting to standing. My desk is holding a 50inch TV that I use as a monitor, as well as two laptops, a dock for each, as well as other odd bits and it goes up and down perfectly smoothly. Great desk highlight recommend.

Being one of life's short people, I spent ages researching desks that would adjust low enough for me to be able to sit with my feet comfortably flat on the floor (using a chair that goes low enough too) and have my arms resting comfortably on the desk. I found some articles online, but the only one from those that I could get through Amazon was the Flexispot E5. It comes in two pretty heavy boxes and does take a bit of time to build. The instructions are at least very clear and the double-sided hook-and-eye (not allowed to say Velcro any more, presumably because of woke) tape is great for clearing up the wiring on the underside. Once in place the desk looks really nice (I went with the all-white for as clean a look as possible) and it adjusts up and down really quickly, with handy presets which mean you only need to dial in your perfect sitting and standing height once. Size-wise it works perfectly for my set up of a widescreen monitor and laptop on a stand acting as a second screen. Importantly, the whole thing feels very sturdy - not shaking around as you type and offering some reassurance that it should last a long time. Early days so far (only a couple of weeks of use in) but overall I'm very happy with the purchase and am kicking myself that I didn't take the plunge right at the start of lockdown when I started working from home and have been largely stuck there ever since because all the places I work have stayed empty (because of woke).

Full review: The desk is great and worth the trouble with delivery and support. What trouble? * I ordered the full desk 160x80 from Amazon UK to deliver in Ireland (ROI) and in a couple of days, I got a message from DHL saying I should pay customs, even though the delivery alone had cost me £150 and Amazon had added £53 in taxes. I complained to the seller, but I had to pay €55 to get that going so I could ask the seller for a refund on that, which the seller refunded me £83 for some reason. * Another 2 days later I got the frame of the desk delivered, but not the tabletop. The manual in the box has a phone number, I called and the support agent told me they had stock and would send me the tabletop (160x80 black) ASAP. Two days later without an update, I tried to call again, but no one picked up, so I sent another message to the seller, who only replies once every 24 hs around 4 am, so it became very painful to have things done going forward. * I was told then that they didn't have a 160x80 black tabletop and that I could either wait and have another £15 refunded or get upgraded to a black tabletop that was 180x80. I picked the larger tabletop and got confirmation they would send it. After another few days without update, I asked and they sent me the tracking number (which was created and dispatched only when they gave it to me). * A week later the tabletop tracking was still stuck where it started. I messaged the seller again and they said they would send another tabletop. But two days later I got the message from AnPost that the tabletop was in Ireland and getting ready to be delivered. I messaged the seller and they cancelled the latest attempt to send another (if they had ever actually started it) tabletop, and I proceeded to collect the tabletop myself. Assembling: * The instructions were quite simple to follow and I managed to assemble it by myself. * I did not encounter any problem with fitting the controller in between the bars as other people have mentioned. * I used double-sided tape to stick the power supply in between the bars as well. * I added a cable management tray and a power strip with 6 outlets as a necessary improvement for such a big desk. Quality: * The tabletop is MDF 25mm thick and quite sturdy, worth waiting for. Any other equivalent tabletop would either be inferior or cost a lot more. * The frame with its double motorized legs is quite good, but rated for 125Kg for the E5 range, not 160Kg as advertised. * The "feet" are very good, but they could benefit from some height adjustment to compensate for an unleveled floor. * The controls are easy to use and, with 4 memory points, could be set for two different people to share the desk. * The "obstacle detection" is good from the factory for me, and I'd like to point out that it's configurable to the point of being disabled (regarding another reviewer who complained about it being unusable). * The noise it makes when moving up and down is quite low and wouldn't bother anyone unless it's in the dead of night and the walls are thin (gamer reference) Price: * I paid ~£350 for the full desk + £150 for delivery and it was still cheaper than a similar desk on IKEA. Any other office furniture supplier was even worse. IKEA's tabletop was thinner and hollow. TLDR: The desk is great for its price and I recommend it if you have time to deal with a possible troublesome delivery.

For once I can agree with all the glowing reviews I read before going for this one. It took me about half an hour to assemble the frame with no issues. When the maple top arrived (the following day as noted by many others), this took probably a good hour to attach. The instructions are very clear and all screws are provided in separate packs and marked for each section. The correct Allen key needed is also supplied. The packaging which both parts arrived in was amazing. I would say it would be hard for damage to occur during transit now with the amount of padding involved. The huge foam inserts to protect both sides of the top were also useful as I used these to keep the top on whilst fixing the frame and electrics scratch-free. It is a very sturdy desk at whatever height. Very quiet motors and a quality look to the finished product. I didn't realise before buying that there is even a USB port beneath the control panel which is always useful. I had worried that pre-drilled holes may not appear or be in the right position judging from some earlier reviews. This was not the case for me though I was pleased to find. The only 2 holes you need to make yourself are for the central electrics connector box. Thanks to the velcro nest supplied to hide and hold all the cables beneath, screws for this may not necessarily be required anyway. Strong tape to hold it in place may well suffice. However, I used the smallest drill bit I had to make a couple of tiny holes then just used a normal Philips screwdriver to complete the job. You don't need a powered screwdriver. All in all a great buy and having experienced the quality of it now I can understand the confidence in offering such long guarantees. If you are undecided, as I was for several weeks while researching as many as I could, I think that although not the cheapest desk around this one would take some beating at any price.