FLEXISPOTE6 MAX Standing Desk with USB Dual Motors Electric Height Adjustable Sit Stand Up with Anti-collision System and Memory Panel(White Frame Only)

The media could not be loaded. As an IT professional working from home for 8 hours a day, I’ve struggled with back pain. On my physiotherapist’s advice, I decided to switch to a standing desk. I already had a good-sized IKEA desk, so I opted for the FLEXISPOT E5 Standing Desk Frame. Here’s my experience:The desk frame arrived quickly and was very well packaged, with everything wrapped and protected. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. I took my time assembling it, ensuring the cables were tidy, as shown in the attached photos.This desk frame adjusts from low to very high positions, which suits my needs perfectly. I’ve programmed the standing and sitting heights, allowing me to switch between them with the press of a button. The transitions are fast and smooth, and the frame feels incredibly robust.I’m absolutely loving this desk frame and highly recommend it. It works seamlessly with my IKEA tabletop and has significantly improved my work-from-home setup and back pain management.Product details: FLEXISPOT E5 Standing Desk Frame, Dual Motors, 160KG Load Capacity, Adjustable with 4 Positional Memories (sitting, standing, 3, and 4), plus manual up and down buttons.

We're all working from home more these days. With childcare and working from home I'm not quite getting the time I'd like to exercise, and find myself when I am working spending a lot of time sitting at my desk. I thought I'd get a standing desk to at least get me on my feet at least sometimes. After a lot of research I found generally positive reviews and coverage of the Flexispot standing desk frames.So, in a prime sale, I picked this E5B up at an absolute bargain price. The package is quite heavy but compact, so I was easily able to heft it up to my home office. The instructions were for the most part very clear and with time, patience and a power drill I had it all put together with an IKEA GERTON table top in an hour or so. I did it by myself, but would recommend a helping hand if you can get it. The desk takes my hefty computer, two monitors, big bookshelf speakers, and more without any complaints. It has a quiet and smooth motor to adjust the height, with three memory settings and even an option to remind you to adjust height and break up the habit of working in one position too long.The only minor complaint I have is the control unit fits into the desk with two screws on some plastic slots, and these slots fatigued quite quickly under the friction of the screws being put in with the power drill even on a low setting. I had to adjust the screws and take it very slowly, but given the solid wood desk I needed to drill it in as wouldn't have been able to do it manually. I would have preferred the slots be thicker plastic, or ideally metal, with screw holes like the rest of the parts, to make a better fit. So, do be careful when fitting the control unit. But otherwise, works like a charm, feels solid, and delighted to have a desk that I could pick a top for that fits my needs. Next up I'm considering putting my PC in a smaller case and popping it into a Flexispot CPU holder to hang under the desk and get a bit more desk space, and maybe a monitor arm or two.Overall, very happy with my purchase!

Mission Accomplished. I am standing up as I type this message and feeling good for having the extra flexibility of working from home....comfortably. My project was to overhaul my home office since I will be WFH through to at least Q2 2021 since we are shielding my missus (from Covid-19). I had back problems in mid-2019 due to a misaligned chair and desk height, so getting an ergonomic chair and a standing desk was the aim.So onto the review itself:** Putting it together is so easy. It comes with allen keys and the screws are in separate clearly labelled packs** The screws are excellent quality and do not shred as you screw, then unscrew, and re-screw them** I have put a large, very heavy piece of timber (180cm L x 70cm W x 5cm H) on the Flexispot E5B desk frame** The power mechanism easily copes with the height adjustment for this substantially weighted desk top** It does wobble a little at the top height but it certainly cannot fall over** The whirring sound as it adjusts the height is relatively quiet too** The frame is solid and heavy as you would expect. It feels so dependable.

Have had the legs for quite a few months now. They do have a slight movement but it is not excessive, compared these to other adjustable desks in a showroom a while back and they all have similar movement but cost 5x more. We have a 30kg oak worktop on top, double screens and a laptop, plus some books/stationery and never had any issues moving it up and down. Movement is smooth and quiet.

I got this for my work from home so in all I only ended up paying £68.99 for this because of an allowance from my work but even then this desk is still so good for the price when other desks cost A LOT more and especially now with the £91 off voucher. It easily handles the weight of 3 monitors, a laptop, 2 keyboards and then drinks, speakers, and other bits and bobs.A really amazing part is the flexibility of the desk where you can extend to fit already existing desktops that you may have, I've fitted it to my previously static legged Ikea top.It makes noise but like only for 5/6 seconds and it's only a bit of a hum. It moves nice and quick and even though I only use 2 profiles (one for up and one for down) it is good if you maybe share the desk with someone else?It's easy to put together even alone, but it definitely does help if you have an electric screwdriver for sure as otherwise it could take a while longer with the provided Allen key.All in all a really amazing desk