Flexispot

E7 Plus

Flexispot E7 Plus

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TL;DR: Four-leg stability, good value, but assembly and cable management issues.

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Sentiment score88% positive
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Last updated: Jun 19, 2026

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Reddit Iconadamlklein
6 months ago

I bought a Flexispot E7 Plus (four legs) and it does not move at all, whether at sitting (26.0 in) or standing (41 in). I have two laptops, speakers, a heavy-duty monitor arm and accessories on the desk.

Reddit IconAProgrammer067
7 months ago

I think that’s too expensive in my opinion. I mean you get what you pay for so I’m pretty sure it’s good but I ended up going with the cheaper flex spot E7+ The downside with that Desk though is that you do have to drill your own holes into the table top. It came with pre-drilled holes and all of them were in the wrong locations… But, after dealing with drilling your own holes, it’s a good sturdy desk with almost no wobble whatsoever 

Reddit IconDragonWarrior55
11 months ago

Just wanted to share my thoughts on the Flexispot E7 Plus frame after upgrading from a series of budget desks. This is my first “good” desk setup, and I couldn’t be happier. **What I got:** * Only bought the **E7 Plus frame** * Paired it with a **solid maple 72”x30” top from Uline** * Total cost: **CA$570 (\~US$414) for the frame**, **CA$490 (\~US$356) for the top** **Assembly experience:** * As a **6’ tall, 180lb guy**, I **assembled the whole thing solo**. Took effort, especially with the heavy legs, but mostly doable. * Packaging was great, **super tight and protective** * Instructions were **pretty clear** * Didn’t need to pre drill anything, just used an **impact driver** to screw into the wood top directly * Legs were **really heavy and solid**, but that gave me confidence it could easily hold the weight of the thick top **Performance:** * **Stability is amazing**, those 4 legs make a hugggeeee difference * The **height range is way better than expected**. My **short wife can use the lowest setting comfortably**, and the **highest point is more than enough** for me at 6’ * It’s **smooth and quiet** when adjusting * And yes… I totally laid down on it and rode it up like all the YouTubers 😄 **Final thoughts:** * This desk **feels premium**, and I’m seriously impressed * Would **absolutely recommend** the E7 Plus frame to anyone looking for a quality standing desk base * 10/10 – **I’m loving it**

Reddit IconEric_T_Meraki
7 months ago

E7 Plus is the most stable model since it has 4 legs. That's the better option.

Reddit IconHurnyy
9 months ago

I’ve personally had my desk for just under a year now. E7 Plus (UK) and haven’t had a issue with it other than the USB A chip not working on the control panel but got refunded for it since I didn’t need it to work so they offered to send out a new one or refund. It’s been perfect since day 1. It took a while for me to set it up due to lack of available tools but I did it. Best purchase other than a chair for my WFH set up. Only options I’d go for were Flexispot, DeskHaus and Uplift but Flexispot had the best options for UK delivery (Apex Pro is a beauty!!) I think DH owner hit the nail on the head that it is a money grab for a badge but doesn’t truly define quality. Sure there is people out there with issues (and raise them as they should) but these 3 are the best out there for what they do. My personal experience couldn’t fault Flexispot who send out hundreds a month (or more). I’ve debated on getting a second standing desk for my misses who doesn’t like to sit at her desk and likes being able to stand at mine. Don’t witch-hunt over a badge, provide the feedback to them and let them decide. This gives a sour taste constantly posting to Reddit the same thing.

9 months ago

Oh and to add, the stability is fantastic, I just have cheap monitor arms but even those wobble minimally at 110 height (unless I properly push/pull the table)

Reddit IconKForKyo
about 1 month ago

I recently got the E7 Plus. I love it. I purchased just the frame and my work gave me a solid cherry work surface. Money well spent.

2 months ago

Looks just like my Flexispot E7 Plus (Which I love)

2 months ago

4 legs is definitely the way to go. I've been extremely happy with mine. I got just the frame as I was given a 73 x 30 office work surface from my work. I have been extremely pleased with mine.

2 months ago

I have a 73" x 30" cherry red work surface for mine. Thing is crazy heavy. I also have 2 monitors mounted offset behind the left leg. I am 6'1-6'2 so it goes up quite a bit. There is minimal wobble when at height. For general browsing or working it's great. In the lowered seated position it's extremely solid. I play video games at a somewhat competitive level and the wobble was extremely important to me and there is none when seated.

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