FLEXISPOT E6 3-Stage Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk 48 x 24 Sit Stand Up Desk, Holds 220 lbs, Adjustable Height w/Memory Presets, One-Piece Mahogany Desktop & Black Frame, Ships in 2 Boxes

After debating the idea of a standing desk for awhile, I decided to take a chance on the 60" Flexispot E6 when I noticed a sale price on Amazon. Delivery was right on schedule and had no issues. The frame and desk top are shipped separately. The frame arrived first, which actually gave me time to assemble it before the top arrived the next day. Assembly is fairly straight-forward. I managed it alone, though the manual suggested it was a two person job. I had no issues putting the frame together. It gives you three different positions for the frames depending on the size of your tabletop. Mine being 60", I went with the recommended largest spacing, which is specified for 59"-71" tops. Adding the top was the only minor issue. There are some pre-drilled holes, but only on the left and right outside edges. You will need to drill out any for the middle railing regardless. With the 60" top, none of the holes lined up and I ended up drilling all of them, even the outside edges. I assume different size tops might or might not have this issue. I laid the top on the ground, then put the frame upside down on the top, measured placement carefully, and was able to drill everything with a small bit and secure all the screws and connect all the wires before turning upright. It probably took around an hour for the frame, maybe less, and then another hour to add the top and cables. Functionally it seems fine so far, though I've had it for only a day. Movement up and down seems smooth with the dual motors. At least to the height I raise it, which is 42" when I'm standing, it seems plenty sturdy with 43" and a 27" monitor, some speakers, keyboards, etc. It's exactly what I was looking for, assuming it lasts.

Very solid desk and great quality. The motors work smoothly and quietly, and height adjustment is fast and easy. Feels sturdy at all heights and is perfect for working sitting or standing. Easy to set up and looks great in the office. Very happy with it.

I purchased this adjustable desk because I am 5'3 and the majority of adjustable desks are too high even at the lowest position. Far exceeded my expectations! I assembled this desk solo by myself, (female over 50) only needed a drill for last part. For taller folks, i was able to raise this desk to comfortable height for my 6' son. He loved it! Desk seemed stable at this level even on carpet. Lift mechanism is smooth and very quiet, 4 settings for collision sensitivity. I did a bump test on default sensitivity setting and lift mechanism stopped just fine. 4 buttons so you can save height settings and share the desk. Desk top is deep and beautiful, feels durable, however time will tell with more use. Instructions were clear except the width adjustment for 55" was too short. I assembled then had to adjust supports wider and didn't want to disassemble legs. Minor issue but I was able to adjust support bar length in situ. I looked at many desks and I can say I'm super happy with this desk, worth every penny! Both boxes arrived same day for me and came early. Fantastic quality for price. Very happy customer!!! 😊

After way, way too much research and reading a ton of reviews I selected the FLEXISPOT ET365 Standing up Desk, Black Frame + Special Walnut Top and am very pleased so far. This was purchased for my 13 year old son who isn't very tall and is one of the very very few desks that go low enough to fit him ergonomically - and I mean there are literally almost NO other desks that go down to 23" - game changer as his favorite chair (not great) is kind of low as well. Shipping: arrival was good - overall impressed the packages arrived in very good condition (** for sanity, weight, and other reasons, the top and base will ship in 2 SEPARATE boxes - this is a good thing - you want this **) My unit shipped the top using foam for surface padding and sacrificial plastic corner protectors (smart, and cool) - 3 out of the 4 sacrificial corner protectors were smashed and in pieces but the top itself was fine = they did their job. Unpacking: the hardware was straight forward with zero issues - all parts accounted for. Assembly: as others have stated the directions can be a bit....lacking on detail, and the included wrench cammed out on me halfway through but ended up using my own hex keys anyway. While you technically COULD install this using the bare minimum tooling I think it would add extra headache, time, and frustration. If you don't own a drill, bits, hex keys, and a ratchet + sockets I'd phone a friend. I made my 14 year old daughter install the entire thing with my oversight (mostly sitting back and just instructing on process, approach, giving breadcrumbs when she got stuck, and checking final assembly. All in all install from unboxing to upright was about ~ 3 hours, but we took our time and she was learning. Challenges: Only real hitch was the frame mounting holes did not align to the pre-drilled holes on one side for mounting the top to the frame rails = simple to drill new pilot holes and then use the provided screws. Other than the mis-matched pilot holes everything else was straight forward and simple - and the final product is very nice. Final Assembly: It's heavy, which is what you want, so feels sturdy as heck even on thick carpet. The included cable ties are a nice addition and the unit raises and lowers pretty quickly, isn't too loud, and he loves it! 10/10 would buy again.

WAY MORE affordable than other brands for the depth and width combination!! I needed something this big and it is a gamechanger to have all of this room. As well as DUAL motor and memory settings which work VERY FAST and are responsive! Goes as low as I need and as high to stand comfortably. I am just under 6’. Very durable, heavy duty frame and tabletop. It is all perfect. I ordered a couple baskets seperate to hang underneath. They came with cord organization 3M strips. Works great on the back. Also monitor brackets to clamp on back. Amazing desk! Even came with a $60 off coupon. Fantastic as far as space, alignment, wobble resistance (I am on carpet though). The only negative was that FedEx (maybe the manufacture can include more foam and width for strength packaging inside?) completely thrashed up the box. (It is very heavy so maybe they can’t all carry it there and just shoved it around?) there were some scrapes and dings here and there on the corner areas. The seller offered to send a replacement. In fear of the same happening again (because of mentioned concerns for package and shipping) and that it was so heavy to move inside from the package location/ car, that they offered another discount instead. Which is okay since it’s just an at home desk. So all in all worth the money! Would pay twice this much easily. But they would need much better packaging and fedex shouldn’t thrash it up either which isn’t their fault. Thanks!!

After a long search for the perfect standing desk, I stumbled upon the Flexispot Electric Standing Desk with dual motors, and it has been a complete game-changer for my home office setup. Delivery: The process was smooth and well-coordinated. The tabletop arrived first, followed by the legs after two days. I was impressed with the packaging; both components were securely packed, ensuring no damage during transit. Setup: This was a bit of a mixed bag. The instructions provided were clear to a certain extent, but I searched for an online setup video for extra assurance. A small suggestion for Flexispot: including a QR code linking to a setup video would be a great addition for tech-savvy users. The assembly started off as a one-person job, but I needed an extra hand when it came to flipping the tabletop for drilling. The pre-drilled holes were a nice touch, although they required a bit of tweaking before the screws could be fitted in perfectly. Quality: The quality of this desk is top-notch. The legs are robust and convey a sense of durability. I opted for the black frame paired with a walnut butcher block top, and it's nothing short of stunning. The desk is a standout piece in my office, so much so that I'm reluctant to use a mousepad just to preserve its beauty! The keypad is user-friendly, and I didn't even need to refer to the manual to program the buttons. Functionality: Flexispot has done an excellent job with the functionality of this desk. The anti-collision feature is reliable, and the desk adjusts its height quietly and smoothly. It effortlessly supports my 34-inch monitor, which weighs around 15 lbs. Even at its highest setting, the desk maintains stability with minimal wobble – a common issue in many standing desks, even those at higher price points. Height Range: As someone who is 5'2", I've had no issues with the desk's height range. It's versatile enough to cater to a wide range of users – I can easily see a young child using this desk comfortably at its lowest setting, making it a great option for families. Conclusion: The Flexispot Electric Standing Desk is an excellent investment for anyone looking to upgrade their home office. It strikes the perfect balance between aesthetics, quality, and functionality without breaking the bank. Whether you're a professional working from home or someone who values ergonomics and design, this desk is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

Works perfectly, easy to assemble, nice and sturdy, doesn't wobble when typing. Love it.

There are 2 sets of mounting points on the frame of this desk: 1: the points on the adjustable center brackets 2: the points on the side brackets The points on the side brackets sit at a lower height than those on the adjustable center brackets. More expensive versions of Flexispot's desk address this issue by including rubber grommets to sit between the desktop and those mounting points. This desk does not ship with any such solution, though you could find a grommet of sufficient thickness on your own. The side brackets mount onto the motor/leg units using socket head cap screws inserted from above, which were likely intended to sit flush with the top of the frame, but they don't, so they cause additional obstruction. Because of both of these problems, there are 3 heights in play between the frame's interface with the underside of the desktop. Once assembled, the desktop is visibly bowed, with the center sitting higher than the edges.. It's frankly disgusting the Flexispot sells this product at any price, without doing anything to mitigate its obvious design defects. Note that upon inspection, you can tell exactly what the end result will be, and the final assembly only serves as proof of it. This is my third Flexispot desk, with my first two being E7 Pro or Max. I couldn't afford another of those at this time, so I figured I'd try their budget model. In comparison to the E7 offerings, the motors on this unit can immediately be seen to be vastly inferior, they are slow, noisy, and they seem to stutter a bit, and this is with nothing on top of the desk yet, so under what you could call zero load. Next time I need a cheaper standing desk I will be just as comfortable buying one of whichever random no-name OEM brands is currently flooding Amazon with low-quality products. The top of the desktop had some leftover adhesive I had to clean off, which I gather is where they removed the sticker from the factory that actually makes it. I think that sums up the Flexispot brand pretty well. To call them a manufacturer would be a joke, they are merely a stateside rebadging factory.