FLEXISPOT EN1 One-Piece Standing Desk, Electric Adjustable with 4 Memory Presets, 176 LBS Capacity, Stable & Quiet, Seamless Desktop for Home Office & Dual Monitors, 48"x30" Maple

This thing is amazing. The packing was some of the best I have seen. Putting the frame together was a breeze. They took the time to put built in alignment nubs to ensure everything is aligned before you get the bolts/screws in. This eliminates the need to finger tighten everything to make sure it all fits. It just works and goes together exactly as they say. When done, it is a very sturdy, very nice to look at upgrade to my home office. The wood top I selected looks nice, and is very sturdy. Once assembled, it goes up and down at a good speed, and is nice and smooth. I opted to add my own under desk mount for cable management, and to hold my tower. The option that I had here to have one included did not fit my gaming tower, however with a good wood top it was not hard to find a solution that was easily able to secure to the bottom. The range of heights should accommodate pretty much any height for both standing and sitting, making it extremely versatile. Totally worth the money, and would highly recommend to anyone in the market. Mine is getting used for a mix of home office, and gaming. I've got a monitor stand mounted that accommodates 3 monitors (2 27", one on each side, and a 32 in the middle). The desk is just wide enough that at a comfortable viewing angle, they do not stick out past the desk. I've also got my studio monitors on the desk top. It does not sound like it is struggling at all, moving all three monitors, the heavy duty triple mount, a ups, a heavy gaming tower, a laptop, an external raid enclosure, and my external burner.

I use this desk for working from home two days a week, and it’s been great. Assembly was easy and took about an hour. It’s smooth and quiet when raising and lowering, the motor runs great, and it’s sturdy at both sitting and standing height.There’s plenty of room to work, and the memory presets work great for switching between heights. The design is sleek and simple, with an attractive finish that goes well with our other office furniture.My only small complaint is that it could use better cord management, but we were able to work that out on our own. Overall, a really solid standing desk.

I really like this desk, I've paid much mord for desks and been significantly more disappointed with the quality and how comfortable they are to sit at, this desk however I think is great value for the money. Not only is it comfortable to both sit and stand at, it also feels quite premium, and very sturdy. It's able to holdup, raise, and lower my entire setup including my PC. Some of the negative reviews I really did not understand, like one person said it didn't come with instructions or that one piece of the desk was missing. The desk does come with instructions, and they're quite easy to understand, it also comes in two separate packages which could explain why some people maybe thought they didn't receive the full desk. I wouldn't let any review discrepancies discourage you. This is a great desk for the money I am very happy with it!

A great fit. As exactly as described. Sturdy and quiet. Not hard to assemble. Well worth the money. I’m pleased.

in late 2023, I slipped on black ice and fell, breaking my femur and after recovering, realized I needed a way to be at the computer and stand periodically to one, stretch my legs, and two, standing is preferable to just sitting and thus realized a standing desk may be what the doctor ordered.Had been thinking of getting one for a while but they were usually quite expensive but at some point discovered Flexispot and a bunch of desks here on Amazon, most running $300 or less for something roughly 45-55 inches wide. Some looked cheap, others nicely made, even if a single motor base. Turns out Flexispot has an Amazon store and bought this desk on sale.Read reviews of Flexispot and most were positive. With the exception of the L shaped desk (of which I was considering) that had a 2 piece top, the rest were single piece but in the end, ended up with the EN1, black base/mahogany chipboard top to replace my aging IKEA fixed height desk I'd purchased some 20 years ago that is hollow core inside and without a center support had begun to sag, especially with a keyboard drawer hanging underneath.Assembly was straight forward and utilized my drill to put it together as I had the proper bits to utilize the allan key screws and that made it even easier to put together by myself.It's a solid, heavy-ish desk, but it's a single motor base but it raises and lowers nicely, once I get all the cables so they don't catch in the raising of the desk for standing as one speaker cable got caught and fell on the floor. I now have a sling to house cables and surge protector so all can move up/down as needed.The size, 55x28 is a bit bigger than the old desk and with the support beam holding the 2 legs together, it's a solid piece and even when at full height, it's still fairly solid but likely more so when on the floor, rather than carpeting. I plan on getting articulating arms for the monitors as at the moment, am using the shelf from the old desk to hold the monitors until I can obtain the clamp on arms. even it is sagging a touch for the same reason.Setting the sit/stand positions was easy, just put it where you want it, and press/hold the sit button for instance for 5 seconds, and it's set, how much easier can it be? I still have 2 other settings to use and two manual up/down buttons and display. Turns out, the 28.2 was close to where I needed for sitting. I still need a keyboard tray and may make slight adjustments there and in standing mode, which is 44 something inches. This particular base runs from roughly 28.1 to I think 48". Not bad. Some bases do go lower for little kids to use as necessary and likely a bit taller for taller folks but for me at 5'10", it's fine as is. While at it, I did rearrange my office so the desk now faces the window. Room is on the small size, but it now feels a bit larger than it is.

Edit:End of Aug 2026: Received early but unfortunately the wooden panel is cracked on one side. Working on getting it replaced. I called Flexispot customer service who was professional and confirmed that a replacement would be sent.Sep 7, 2026: We received the replacement and built it right away. Thank you so much! We really value your customer service.- The instruction is very clear. The holes for the screws are well aligned. We did not have any issues when building it.- The table is solid and stable even when fully raised. It looks great and the engine is working well.- Good value for the quality.Conclusion: We are happy customers.

This is a great desk. It was very easy to assemble. I love the wood top. For me the size is perfect and it fits well in my space. The controls for raising or lowering work well as well as options for presets. Solid materials. I’m glad the desktop is not thin and flimsy like so many others. This one is much sturdier.

So I've been sitting on the floor for the last six months with my computer. Before that, a sewing desk. Before THAT? A drafting table I was given by an old boss.So now, when I've a job where I can actually afford a nicety, I thought I'd get a desk. But the other standing adjustables that are some unholy cost drove me off. THIS desk, however. Is super rad.A nice big space for my keyboard, mouse, screen and mic. AND. all my junk that always tends to accumulate.. (woops. Another shelf is next).It DOES wobble a little- But nothing worrying. It transitions between the standing and sitting modes(?) quietly, and aside from a hole or two that were misaligned on it's frame, it was pretty easy to assemble.Now, the instructions were a little vague while setting up the center bar, so you need to be a bit more cautious than not while constructing. Don't tighten bolts on the middle down until you've gotten the legs on. And potentially even the top- it helps.I didn't twist the motor's drive shaft hard or anything- 'cos I saw some of the reviews about it bending or breaking. The gear's teeth are plastic! So they're likely rated to do what they're designed to and nothin' more. So don't FORCE anything. Look over the instructions a few times each step. As you're gonna want to just blast through it.I didn't see any holes to attach the power supply holder as shown on diagrams, but if you bend out the fin meant to bolt onto the crossbar just a bit, you can slide it on and it's free to go left and right- and honestly doesn't make a sound or slide around like you'd think, so that's rad.Despite any of the minor grievances I may have with the hole misalignment, lack of hole for the power supply shelf, or the slight wobbling-I fully recommend this desk. If you're stuck inside, if you just need a new desk that isn't two filing cabinets with a lapdesk between them- this is it! I held on to the instructions as I'm planning to move soon, so I'm gonna have some wood glue and/or JB weld for that to remove and reattach the top.Honestly for the money, You're getting a righteous deal. If you want to be EXTRA sturdy, what I'm working on is putting a 2x4 (painted and gussied up) on a hinge on the wall behind so when I raise it up to standing, I can swing the bar up under it and lock it in place and boom! No wobbles.The bottom and top ship separately- and I have no complaints about the time it took for either, considering I'm in (and it came from/through) areas that were massively impacted by the western fires.5/5 rating all around so far. :)

Probably the best purchase I've done on amazon. 18mm thick table top. Yes it is a magnet for fingerprints but so what, just put a massive mouse pad, problem solved. Sturdy, mechanism is smooth and works nicely. Lovely table. Worth every penny.

Love this desk and this is the second I purchase

Really impressed by the quality of the desk. The only thing I would ask to be improved is to have integrated cable management but I found solutions for that which you can clamp to the back.

I recently introduced the Flexispot Standing Desk into my living room setup, and it's been a game-changer for the versatility it offers!Tea Table by the Sofa: The Flexispot desk has proven to be the perfect companion next to my sofa. With its adjustable height, I can easily set it at a lower position to match the height of the sofa. It serves as an excellent spot for my afternoon tea or to place my books and remote controls.Projector Stand: One of the standout features for me is how it can be raised to serve as a sturdy stand for my projector. Gone are the days of stacking up random boxes or using unstable platforms. This desk provides a secure and adjustable position for the optimal viewing experience.Temporary Dining Table for Four: Surprisingly, with the right tablecloth thrown over, this standing desk can be transformed into a makeshift dining table that comfortably accommodates up to four people. It's perfect for those unexpected guests or moments when you just want a change from the usual dining setting.Simple Installation & Seamless Adjustment: Setting up the Flexispot was a breeze. The installation process was straightforward, and the electric adjustment mechanism is smooth, allowing me to shift between different heights without any hassle.Multifunctional Design: Truly, this desk's adaptability is commendable. From being a simple standing desk to serving multiple functions in my living room, it fits perfectly into various roles.In conclusion, the Flexispot Standing Desk is more than just a desk for me now. Its adaptability and design have seamlessly blended with my living room's needs, offering both functionality and a touch of elegance. I'm extremely pleased with this purchase and would highly recommend it to those in search of a multifunctional piece of furniture.

All of Flexispot's marketing shows 1 inch thick table tops, however, mine was half of that, making me think that the tops were somehow switched out. Be safe out there