Yes they are worth it as long as you can get in the habit of using it.
£500 is a lot though unless it's something special. You can pick up electric ones around £100-£150. I managed to pick up one similar to https://amzn.eu/d/9vay5nR on sale for £70.
Integrated sockets aren't worth the extra to me. My preference would be to mount an extension lead underneath to hide them away. You can also get various mounting options for diy like this https://amzn.eu/d/hjQWlwC
Wir haben auch ein Gestell mit Motoren von Flexispot. Dazu eine schöne große Platte aus Massivholz aus dem Baumarkt, die dann natürlich entsprechend geschliffen und geölt werden muss, ggf. auch gespachtelt.
I got a flexispot frame for £135, I already had a top I wanted to use from Ikea which was dirt cheap so just bought the frame.
One reason I wanted a flexispot is it goes lower as well as higher.
I’m average height (5ft6) and the average desk is too high for me (70 cm) so having something which goes lower is just as important as something which goes higher.
Going to grab a stool to go with it
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Affordable and stable, but assembly can be confusing.
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