Flexispot - EN1 Whole Piece Standing Desk

Flexispot’s fine, but their lower-end models feel flimsy once you raise them all the way up. I had an EN1 and sold it after six months. The frame flexed too much when typing. If you’re spending close to $150, a crank desk or a used Jarvis frame off Facebook Marketplace gives better long-term value.

Id highly recommend the Flexispot EN1. Its around $200 or less (depending on the size), and is probably one of the most popular budget options right now. You can find some good options [in this thread](https://www.reddit.com/user/BrushWild1866/comments/1n9hkgt/the_best_standing_desks/)

I have the popular one on Amazon it’s is pretty good! I’ve had mine a year with 2 monitors and a laptop. I wfh so mainly for work not a gamer, if that matters. Update!!! Just pulled the trigger on [this](https://amzn.to/41UJoA1) one yesterday!! So excited!!! Giggity Goo. And they had a $40 coupon. Score!

Note that a $1k+ Uplift will have upgrades in desktop size and/or material above the base $600 42x30 laminate desktop (which is itself good quality). Or may have other upgrades such as power+USB grommets, upgraded keypad, etc. The EC1 I found on Amazon is $270 and 48x24" which I consider not to be deep enough but YMMV. Point being the comparison isn't necessarily a $800 difference. If you're truly budget constrained and/or don't anticipate keeping the same desk for a long time, shop your local Facebook marketplace for gently used models.

I got [this one](https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D7LXD8FZ) off amazon and can't recommend enough. Doesn't come with its own desktop but I reused my old one. Quite cheap compared to others I'd been looking at too.

I have a [FlexiSpot EN1](https://a.co/d/5G0YyML) from Amazon. It’s about $200 right now. I have dual monitors, mouse, keyboard, dock, and laptop on it. Have had it about 2 yrs no issues.

Not really. My monitors are not mounted but on a small shelf. The desk itself is on medium carpet. https://preview.redd.it/fjq8ulr51ime1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=add8f52de2bd90af60b55cb84c73fa95685618ee

I just went through this, but my requirements were strict (needed to be at least 30" in depth). I landed on Flexispot since it fit my criteria and was still affordable. They have a 48"x24" EN1 on Amazon for $109 right now or an EN2 for $159

Id highly recommend the Flexispot EN1. Its around $200 or less (depending on the size), and is probably one of the most popular budget options right now. You can find some good options [in this thread](https://www.reddit.com/user/BrushWild1866/comments/1n9hkgt/the_best_standing_desks/)

Id say the Flexispot EN1 is one of the better budget options right now. its around $200, lets you save height presets easily, and is decently sturdy for the price

Id highly recommend the Flexispot EN1. Its around $200 or less (depending on the size), and is probably one of the most popular budget options right now. You can find some good options [in this thread](https://www.reddit.com/user/BrushWild1866/comments/1n9hkgt/the_best_standing_desks/)

My wife and I both work from home and have Uplift desks for our offices. In our guest room we have a Flexispot EC1, which was about 200 on Amazon. It's not the same quality as our $1k+ Uplifts, but haven't had any issues with it. It has only one motor with a rod going across to turn the other leg mechanism so it's not as smooth, can't speak to the higher end Flexispot desks mentioned above though.

This is the link to the [EC1](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09KMRZ2FN?ie=UTF8&th=1) we bought, it's 55x 28 which is nice because it can easily fit through doorways in our house. I have a 60x30 Uplift, but wish I went with the longer size as I have a 6 monitor setup currently, so it eats up a lot of the desk real estate. We definitely don't put the Flexispot through the same demands as the Uplift. For ergonomic purposes I swear by the [underdesk keyboard mount](https://www.upliftdesk.com/big-standard-keyboard-tray-system-uplift-desk/?10641=6257&10541=6209)