FLEXISPOT 63 x 55 Reversible L-Shaped Electric Standing Desk, Rustic Brown

This has been in my office for about a week now, and it's proven to be a reliable and versatile addition to my workspace. Long story short: It's fast, solid, and a good value for what you're paying. The construction was simple. It came in two separate boxes (they're heavy so grab a friend), and the instructions covered both a right and left orientation. I had it built in less than an hour, and I was able to save my preferences for both sitting and standing within a few seconds. By contrast, my previous standing desk took half a few hours to build and required a hand crank to move up and down. The controls are extremely simple, and the motor is relatively quiet. It moves quickly (I generally go from sitting to standing within 3 seconds), so I'm rarely killing time or flow moving from sitting to standing. The quality of the materials is high. The desk feels secure, and there's very little shake to it. My floors aren't the most level (old house), and the legs include the ability to level to meet most floors requirements. They also include some small cable management tools that keep everything neat and tidy. The product was clean upon arrival, and the desktop seems to be solid and sturdy. After a week of use, I have no regrets on this one. If you're looking for a simple to use option that won't break the bank, you've found it.

I recently purchased two copies of Flexispot height adjustable home office desks, one in a sleek black finish and the other in a crisp white finish, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with their performance. The overall quality of the material used in crafting these desks is outstanding, and the finish is both aesthetically pleasing and durable. The desks are not only functional but also add a touch of sophistication to my home office setup. One of the standout features is the clear and understandable instructions provided. Assembling the desks was a breeze, taking much less time than anticipated. The user-friendly instructions made the process efficient and hassle-free. The highlight of these desks is undoubtedly the height adjustment mechanism. It works seamlessly, allowing users to define different heights with ease. The convenience of switching between stand and sit modes with just one push of a button is a game-changer. This flexibility has positively impacted my work routine, offering comfort and adaptability throughout the day. Considering the quality of the product and the impressive features it offers, the price is remarkably reasonable. It's a solid investment for anyone looking to enhance their home office experience. I wholeheartedly recommend these height adjustable desks to anyone in need of a reliable and stylish workspace solution. Whether you're a freelancer, remote worker, or simply someone who values a comfortable and adaptable work environment, these desks are a must-have.

I bought this desk specifically because I needed a 1" thick tabletop to support a WALI quad monitor mount, four 27" ASUS TUF gaming monitors, and my own paranoia about watching $1,200 worth of screens tip over. Let's do the math nobody else in these reviews is doing. The mount alone is 38.9 lbs of steel. Four monitors at 15.2 lbs each is another 61 lbs. That's just under 100 lbs sitting on one corner of this desk, and the frame is rated for 220 lbs total, so on paper it should work. On paper is not the same as in your office. First time I raised the desk to standing height with everything mounted, I fully expected one of three outcomes: the monitors sway like a carnival ride, something looks structurally sketchy, or my expensive gaming setup becomes a very expensive floor setup. None of that happened. It went up smooth, dead level, zero flex anywhere in the frame or the tabletop. That thick 1" top is doing real work here, it's not just for looks. Now the part nobody sugarcoats for you: assembly is not a breeze. There's a cross support bar that's supposed to screw directly into the underside of the tabletop, except there are no pre-drilled holes for it. So you're stuck choosing between drilling into a brand new desk and risking blowing through the top, or just cranking those screws in raw and praying. I went with praying. It worked, but it's not a five minute job and it's not for someone who wants a plug and play experience. Also, heads up, once it's fully built you have to flip the entire thing upright onto its feet by yourself per the instructions, and this desk is not light. I bench 235 lbs and I still felt this thing fighting me on the flip. If you've got a second person around, use them. But once it's up and wired in, this is genuinely one of the sturdiest desks I've used. The motors are strong and quiet, height adjustment is smooth, and it does not care that I'm asking it to hold a small steel monitor arm farm. If you're building a heavy multi monitor setup and you're nervous about desk stability like I was, this held up to a real stress test. 4 out of 5 stars. Docking one star purely for the missing pre-drilled holes on the cross support and the genuinely rough one-person flip-up assembly. Everything after that point has been flawless.

Couldn’t be happier with my choice, from all the standing desks I compared, Flexispot really has a very good price for the product. Not only that, they provided superb product support as soon as I found something was not working as intended. Feels strong, fits perfectly in my space, height range is good as well as stability thanks to the L-Shape. Motor is very quiet and smooth. Top is durable, thick enough to mount a two-monitor arm without any problems.

I love this desk. It’s pricy but worth it to me. Ignoring my weird setup right now as I wait for my tv stand to come in. This desk clearly has tons of room. I did go for the largest option with two legs, it’s very very sturdy. I can sit on it and still raise it up and down (not that you’d need to or should have human weight on a regular desk all the time). You can switch the side the L is on, amazing function in my opinion for being able to customize your space how you need. It looks clean, however the cables underneath do annoy me. I thought it had a cable management tray and it does not. The only downside I’ve really had is how easily the top gets dirty and visibly smudged. My cats paw prints can be seen on it often but it’s easily cleaned with a Clorox wipe. I’ve had no issues with scratches on it either. This desk is very heavy. It’s best to have two people for set up. Especially when you need to flip it upright after setting up. Only took about 1 hour and 45 minutes. There are tons of extra holes on the bottom so multiple of their frames should fit the desktop. It was confusing at first but works just fine once you line it up and start going.

This is my first standing electric desk. I got this one to replace my hand crank one. It is easy to put together. Needs more than one person to stand it up as it is extremely heavy. If you can, instead of putting it together fully upside down, I prop the top half panel against something and then add on the legs so it is already on its side for a much easier flipping up experience. The instructions are wrong about the power box placement. If you are doing the reverse version they show the box being put in backwards and you will have to undo it and redo it as the wires will not reach so make sure it looks right before committing. The desk has no issues changing heigh with the weight of a large PC and two large monitors. It is only shaky at the end of the L shape because I have a two leg version. I just keep light paperwork on that end.

I had some concerns about this desk judging by the reviews, and I found most of the fitment criticism to be true but also the praise of its sturdiness. I assembled this desk 'loosely' - that is I don't tighten everything down until the sections are together, and then I follow the star method, like changing a tire. The only part of installation that had me worried was the brackets that attach the 2 top pieces b/c as the other reviews note it seems a little small and the holes don't line up. However, I didn't have a problems tightening it down, and wonder if the too small bracket isn't partly by design to really pull the pieces together... Speaking of the top it is very office-y; it has that cold utilitarianism to it, which is fine since it's a desk and all, but could feel out of place in your home. Generally speaking it was a breeze to put together (it took about 3.5 hours by myself at a leisurely pace), I found the directions wholly adequate, and the finished product works quickly, quietly, and smoothly.

To explain my headline a bit. Once the pieces are all together you realize this is a sturdy and smooth desk. Very little to complain about once your done building. Now the building process....Ohhh man..This is the second desk i built from the same company for my house. Two offices so two desks. I went through this build horror twice because the price is good and the quality is nice. The problem you will realize right away when you are starting the build process is that the pilot holes do not line up with the brackets that you will use to connect the desks. I highly recommend to go in manual with a screw driver and do not take the insane advice of the instruction manual and use a drill. Using the screw driver you can push the screws into the position while you tighten. Clearly the machine at the factory is not properly making these holes. The second thing and I HIGHLY ADVISE people to be careful is the instruction manual. This desk is delivered in two boxes. One for the tables and the other for the legs. Both come with instructions on how to connect the table. Both instructions contradict each other. If you want to set up your desk in a left way configuration ignore the manual that comes with the tables and use the ones that come with the legs. I learned this the hard way with the first purchase but the second one i knew what to do and avoided that trap. Lastly be prepared to make your own pilot holes. I was at the step to connect the power supply but wouldn't you know it there were no pilot holes at all. WTF man...Its really no big deal as you can create your own if you have the tools but this is shoddy work. Honestly, once assembled its nice. Sturdy. I dont feel like it will fall apart. The problem is how its staged at the factory. Clearly, there's no QA so you will wind up with bad instructions and misplaced pilot holes. Is it worth the purchase? Yeah. It's not that expensive. My next stand-up desk will not be from this place. Must be run by child labor to be honest.

Llego con un golpe y unas partes plasticas rotas que dificultaron un poco mas la parte del armado pero en general se siente bastante firme y de buena calidad un tema mas del envio que de el producto en si

After a while researching for a new desk, I finally settled on this one and it is worth every dollars The 72inch version allows me to fit comfortably 2 laptops and 3 monitors, which is perfect for my setup. The good : - I love the fact that the L part of the desk can be placed on either the right or left side. It will allow me to reconfigure somewhat easily if I ever need to. - The Desk feels very sturdy and can hold a lot of equipment - The sit/stand mechanism works really well and is relatively quiet. The less good : - The installation was really easy and the instructions were clear, BUT, there are a lot of pilot holes missing which means I had to drill them myself. Was still able to assemble it in less than 2 hours by myself so it’s not too bad!

Worst product and seller is not returning the product also

Not worth the price. The table tops are just wooden planks without even a marking on where to drill (why do I even have to drill) Similar/better products are available 500 dirhams less. Save your money, I wish I did.

Didn't last long, it stopped working within a year. Does not stand up, screen shows error, seller not contactable.