Flexispot - E7 Premium Standing Desk

We have two standing desk setups, both frames are from different brands. My setup: 200cm x 70cm x 4cm Solid Mahogany Tabletop - 10k Flexispot E7 Premium (Dual Motors) - 17k Around 80kg payload Wife's setup: 120cm x 70cm x 4cm Solid Mahogany Tabletop - 6k Mxtark dual motors - 6k Around 50kg payload The build quality is different; the Flexispot is even more solid than the Mxtark's, and it is faster when switching positions. But, looking back, I think it would have been fine for me to go with the Mxtark's for both. The most important factors for me are the dual motors option and the choice of tabletops. Do not ever opt for the first-party tabletops, especially if they are just particle boards. Always go for a high-quality solid tabletop. It can last you for years, and you will be able to use multiple monitor arms without issues.

6k+ (like from the mxstark) for the frame alone is good basta dual motor and rated 100kg+ payload. I waited for the sale to get the flexispot e7 premium for 16.5k last time. There's no need to upgrade from that unless you really want luxury like the C form factor from the e7 pro or the 4 leg option of the odin. For the tabletop non nego ang solid wood for me. It's what I will be touching everyday after all. Got mine from tabla primera but you can always ask your local woodshops for your spec.

Flexispot E7 (Not pro), which can go as low as 24 inches which is enough for me (I need 24.8 inch to sit correctly). Or anything with 3-stage leg, 2-stage leg can not go so low.

word of advice: when getting flexispot e7, get the FlexiSpot E7 Pro Premium (the off center one) instead of this FlexiSpot E7 Premium (centered bridge). you'll hate it when your knee caps bang onto the support railing in the middle.

I grabbed the E7 base about a year ago, it's been flawless and was easy to set up.

I have an E7 and an E7+ in two different offices, both with two monitors on arms. You can definitely tell the + is more stable at the top, but the E7 never bothers me at all

No, it's the non-pro (T frame) version. It is very stable at sitting height and still quite stable at standing height. I've been using a Jarvis at home since 2015, and I'd say it's pretty much exactly the same, which is also the same as the Uplift v2. Honestly I think unless you're really really tall, or are mounting a bunch of extra weight to the desk, 4-leg is overkill

Hi everyone, I'm currently looking for a new standing desk (160x80) for my home office, and I've narrowed it down to a few options available in Europe. Here's what I'm seeing right now, sorted by total price including current discounts and shipping: * Desktronic HomeOne – 449€ * Desktronic HomePro – 499€ * Buldesk Model Air – 588€ * FlexiSpot E7 – 599€ * FlexiSpot E7 Pro – 650€ * Buldesk Model Pro – 688€ I already own a *FlexiSpot E7 Advanced (120x60)* bought in 2022. It’s done the job, but I’m moving it to my hobby area and want a bigger, more dedicated setup for work. I have to admit I didn’t use the standing feature as much as I should have, so I’m not sure about the longevity of the motor on mine. That said, I now have a proper workspace and plan to use the standing function much more with the new desk. As for weight: I won’t overload the desk, at most I’ll have a laptop, my PC case, one or two ultrawide monitors, and the usual suspects (headphones, speakers, m/kb and some random desk stuff). Does anyone have experience with Desktronic or Buldesk? * Desktronic looks like a great value and has a ton of positive reviews. That said, I can’t help but wonder if the lower price means they had to cut corners somewhere in terms of overall build quality. Also, their leg design, thinner at the bottom and thicker at the top feels a bit counterintuitive to me. * Buldesk is less known, but I like that they’re made in the EU, and they use Linak motors, which I’ve heard good things about. * As for FlexiSpot, I’m curious if the quality has changed since 2022. Mine worked fine, but I’m not sure how their newer models hold up and like I said I didn't use the standing feature enough. Any long-term feedback on these brands would be really appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Hey thanks for the info. Honestly I don't have much wobble on my E7 Advanced when it's all the way up. As for the assembly, I can manage a few holes, but I have a hard time to find a local woodshop that sell top like I want for a fair price.

Yes, I use the standing function daily to stretch my back and legs. I recommend the Flexidesk E7 model, which is large and sturdy - it can support various heavy monitor stands and the ability to adjust and pre-set various heights is useful too.

Yes, but you do have to be disciplined to use it: at times I forget mine is a sit/stand desk because I just sit my arse down out of habit!! But they do make a difference for sure. I bought a FlexiSpot chassis (forget which one exactly - E7 or variant maybe?) and then a nice oak worktop from a company that just does worktops and fitted it myself. Super sturdy, fast to go up and down and holds plenty of weight. Get a dual motor variant if you can.

Made my own for $400 total. Bought a FlexiSpot E7 frame only for $280 on sale and made a butcher block top from Lowes. Finished it myself with polyurethane. Looks better than any premade option and it's exactly the size I wanted. YouTube has tons of tutorials if you're even slightly handy.

I am just about your height and recently got into a Flexispot E7. My standing height that allows my arms to bend 90 degrees is in the neighborhood of 45" (I can double-check tomorrow). My desktop is 72" across. I built and installed everything alone in under an hour, getting another set of hands only to flip and position the desk.