E7 Plus Max

I have the e7 plus max on a 72"x39" butcher block and it works without issue. I even put it on wheels and roll it around the house sometimes. Never had any issues with it!

Buy both and see for yourself. I think you’ll see and feel the difference in quality between the two with the E7 Pro being better. If you truly want a stable platform. It’s their E7 Plus Max.

I'd be willing to bet the 2-Leg E7 Pro is more stable than the E7 Plus given our testing of the E7 Plus. You're also not dealing with two hex rods to drive the columns. There's a reason the frames are so closely priced. The 2-Leg is the best version of it while the Plus is a stripped down 4-leg made to give the appearance of stability. >The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten. - Benjamin Franklin (supposedly)

If you are 6’2”. You’ll be disappointed with all of them. Get the e7 plus max.

Yeah that model is one of the most expensive in the flexispot catalogue at 1000 USD. With brands like that you need to look out for sales because the full price is often wildly inflated, especially for their "premium" models. I have an E7 Plus Max and love it. I got it on black friday sale for 600 USD (usually 750 USD). The E7 Plus has four legs like the E7 Plus Max, except with two motors instead of four, and that's on sale now for 500 USD (but is typically 600.) Also these prices are just for the frame, I don't know if you have your own desk top or not lol

Yeah that model is one of the most expensive in the flexispot catalogue at 1000 USD. With brands like that you need to look out for sales because the full price is often wildly inflated, especially for their "premium" models. I have an E7 Plus Max and love it. I got it on black friday sale for 600 USD (usually 750 USD). The E7 Plus has four legs like the E7 Plus Max, except with two motors instead of four, and that's on sale now for 500 USD (but is typically 600.) Also these prices are just for the frame, I don't know if you have your own desk top or not lol

I have the plus max, which I know is a slightly higher price point, but I would highly recommend it. I often have it up close to 50 inches when using a walking pad and it's very solid. I'm not entirely sure how to describe the difference in the feet between the plus and the plus max, but I think they did something slightly different with them that makes it's a little more stable on the plus max.

Our E7 plus 4-leg standing desk can go to 26", with 1" desktop, will be 27", our E7 plus max, a more stable 4-leg standing desk model, can also go to 25.8"

Honestly, this applies to pretty much any standing desk out there. Even our most stable model, the E7 Plus Max, will have some wobble at standing height. That’s just the nature of adjustable desks. If you want zero movement at all, then it wouldn’t really be adjustable anymore. As for why you’ll see totally mixed opinions on stability, that’s actually pretty normal. It really comes down to how people use the desk and how sensitive they are to wobble. Some folks mostly sit, even if they bought a standing desk. As long as the build quality is solid, pretty much all of our desks feel very stable when seated. Models like the E2 or E5 are more than enough in that case. Then you’ve got people who stand occasionally, maybe for a quick meeting or browsing. In that scenario, the E2 can feel a bit shaky, the E5 is noticeably better, and the E7 series are more stable. That’s usually where opinions start to split. And then there are users who stand a lot, lean on the desk, or really put weight into it. At that point, the E5 kind of drops out, and you’re really looking at the E7 series and up. Even then, if someone is super sensitive to monitor shake, they might still feel like the E7 or E7 Pro moves too much, while the E7 Plus or E7 Plus Max feel a lot more solid. But others are totally fine with the E7 and E7 Pro. So yeah, it’s less about one “right” answer and more about matching the desk to how you actually use it.

If you want better stability, the E7 Plus is the way to go. Or, if you’re willing to stretch your budget a little more, the E7 Plus Max is an absolute tank, rock solid.

Honestly, this applies to pretty much any standing desk out there. Even our most stable model, the E7 Plus Max, will have some wobble at standing height. That’s just the nature of adjustable desks. If you want zero movement at all, then it wouldn’t really be adjustable anymore. As for why you’ll see totally mixed opinions on stability, that’s actually pretty normal. It really comes down to how people use the desk and how sensitive they are to wobble. Some folks mostly sit, even if they bought a standing desk. As long as the build quality is solid, pretty much all of our desks feel very stable when seated. Models like the E2 or E5 are more than enough in that case. Then you’ve got people who stand occasionally, maybe for a quick meeting or browsing. In that scenario, the E2 can feel a bit shaky, the E5 is noticeably better, and the E7 series are more stable. That’s usually where opinions start to split. And then there are users who stand a lot, lean on the desk, or really put weight into it. At that point, the E5 kind of drops out, and you’re really looking at the E7 series and up. Even then, if someone is super sensitive to monitor shake, they might still feel like the E7 or E7 Pro moves too much, while the E7 Plus or E7 Plus Max feel a lot more solid. But others are totally fine with the E7 and E7 Pro. So yeah, it’s less about one “right” answer and more about matching the desk to how you actually use it.

Honestly, this applies to pretty much any standing desk out there. Even our most stable model, the E7 Plus Max, will have some wobble at standing height. That’s just the nature of adjustable desks. If you want zero movement at all, then it wouldn’t really be adjustable anymore. As for why you’ll see totally mixed opinions on stability, that’s actually pretty normal. It really comes down to how people use the desk and how sensitive they are to wobble. Some folks mostly sit, even if they bought a standing desk. As long as the build quality is solid, pretty much all of our desks feel very stable when seated. Models like the E2 or E5 are more than enough in that case. Then you’ve got people who stand occasionally, maybe for a quick meeting or browsing. In that scenario, the E2 can feel a bit shaky, the E5 is noticeably better, and the E7 series are more stable. That’s usually where opinions start to split. And then there are users who stand a lot, lean on the desk, or really put weight into it. At that point, the E5 kind of drops out, and you’re really looking at the E7 series and up. Even then, if someone is super sensitive to monitor shake, they might still feel like the E7 or E7 Pro moves too much, while the E7 Plus or E7 Plus Max feel a lot more solid. But others are totally fine with the E7 and E7 Pro. So yeah, it’s less about one “right” answer and more about matching the desk to how you actually use it.