FLEXISPOT EN1 One-Piece Standing Desk with 1-Inch Thick Seamless Desktop, 48"x30" Electric Height Adjustable Desk for Home Office, Multi-Monitor Setups & Easy Assembly, Maple

Tl;dr: Pretty good quality standing desk at a good price with great customer service. Definitely worth considering as a budget standing desk. Background: I spend a lot of time using my computer, so I bought this as a way to not spend *all* of my time sitting on my chair. I bought this for about $150 at the time as an intro standing desk and didn't want to spend $300/$400+ for a "good quality" standing desk. I've have been using this desk since April 2024 (currently Nov. 2025 at the time of writing). I adjust the height a few times a day about every other day, so the motor see regular usage. I have two monitors, a 27-inch and a 24-inch, and they fit perfectly fine along with other small miscellaneous items. I am 5'10" (~177.8 cm) and I have no issues with the height of this desk. The desk over feels like pretty good quality stuff, specifically the board and the desk legs/columns. It can be argued that the control panel feels cheap, but it's never been an issue for me. Also, the control panel has never bugged out on me either. The motor is quiet enough, I guess. This is my first standing desk so I don't really know. The motor isn't obnoxious during use, at least. Assembly was easy and instructions were clear, didn't take me too long to set this up. The desk is sturdy for the most part. At the custom setting for my standing height (41.5", I think), there's very slight wobble, but not anything too crazy. Depending on how sensitive you might be to noticing wobble, this may/may not be an issue. Personally, I don't mind, and I've never had to worry about losing focus on what I'm doing/reading or tipping the desk over. Around May 2025, one of the legs for the desk started making an incredibly loud creaking/whirring sound every time the desk descended. I emailed customer support through their website (not through Amazon), and they responded pretty quickly. Although we didn't figure out what exactly the issue was, they ended up sending me a whole new desk entirely as a free replacement rather than a replacement leg. If I decide to get a bigger and/or better quality desk, I'll definitely keep this brand in mind. Will probably come back and edit this if anything changes, since I really do like this desk.

I bought 48 x 30 desk. It is the perfect size for a 24 inch monitor, 16 inch macbook, and a lamp plus keyboard and mouse. There is also enough room for drinks and food. It was listed at $199.99 and I received $30 coupon on amazon. Total came out to be around $184. However, the day it was shipped, Amazon did a flash deal where it was $159. Honestly, really mad that happened, but I did only just pay ten dollars more. Still, just look out for that deal. ASSEMBLY: The assembly was really easy. You will need to drill two holes yourself. You can use a nail or create a hole. I tried that but ended up using my electric drill/ I just made a small hole, not very deep at all and screwed in the screws by hand the rest of the way. It took me about 1.5 hours total to assemble the legs and attach it the table. I'm also a female that is 5ft and can lift roughly around 40lbs of cat litter, barely. So yeah, not too heavy and very manageable. LEGS: This product does use an old version of the leg stands. There is a listing of the same desk with an upgraded version of the legs but it is more expensive. These leg stands work just fine. It is fairly quiet. Way more quiet than my standing desk at work which costs over a thousands dollars I believe (but is way more fancy and sturdy). I didn't get this desk for standing ability, but rather the desktop. I really like the 30 inch width/depth. Honestly, I should've just not gotten a standing desk, but I like the flexibility to adjust it my chair. My arm rests are able to go underneath the desk and not bang into it. I also detached the remote for the desk and tapped it the side of the leg since I'm never going to use. Yeah, should've just gotten a cheaper non-standing desk. The shortest height is still very tall. It says it 28.1 inches. Again, I'm 5ft. My office chair doesn't even go far enough for my feet. It is an office chair from Amazon. So that is fine. I do have a foot rest for my feet. There is enough room to cross my legs, which I like to do. Anyways, great quality. Just got great for short people like me.

Good quality desk for the price. Sturdy and strong but will wobble a bit if you bump the desk or like to put your feet up on it. The height adjust works well, I set it to my desired height and unplugged it to free up an outlet. So yes it will hold its height without power. I will note the desktop is good quality but not real wood and I would say a little thin - this does seem like an easy upgrade in the future. Instructions were clear but a little tricky doing by yourself on the ground (lining up the motor rod was difficult and took the most time but using the wrench provided I overcame the obstacle). Some of the screws were hard to screw into the desk but with a lot of force they went in. Took about an hour. Would recommend especially if you can catch a sale.

It's lovely, and it works well. The final two screws on the crossbar did not line up with the holes on the desktop. They slipped around in the crossbar's deep hole, and one got lost inside. Those screws seem not to be especially necessary, so I still gave it 4 stars.

I honestly expected much worse. For the price, this desk is surprisingly solid and well put together. The desktop is not real wood, but at this price expecting solid wood would be delusional. The material is exactly what you should expect, and it looks fine. Delivery was smooth and the tabletop arrived undamaged, despite frequent reports claiming otherwise. No issues here. The desk is heavy, which is a good thing - it feels solid and stable. Assembly was straightforward and painless. Does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and does it well.

My wife's new job allows her to work from home 3 days a week. Her company gave her a stipend to set up a functional home office to meet their requirements. Since they have electric adjustable standing desks in the office, she wanted one for her home office. We purchased this during Prime Day for both the deal and based on the reviews. Some of the reviews discussed issues assembling the desk such as miss-aligned screw holes, missing holes, poor assembly instructions, and other issues. I'm here to tell you that I had NO issues assembling this desk; and, I did it completely by myself—you just have to get creative when supporting pieces of the assembly while securing others. There were no missing or misaligned holes, and all the parts that were required were in the package. I will say that the assembly instructions were a bit sparse and had minimal errors. One of the errors was the direction in which to screw the bolts into the cams. The instructions say counter-clockwise but the reverse is true. Just remember: "righty-tighy, lefty-loosey." Also, when attaching the almost completed structure to the desk board, there's a step that requires 2 screws that go from the middle of the cross beam into the desk board. Those screw holes in the desk board do not exist; you have to make them. I simply used hand pressure to drive the self-driving screws through the holes in the crossbeam in into the desk board. It worked out just fine. Also, use a power drill to screw in some of the screws when you can for convenience. Anyway, you have to look at the diagrams with a 3-D mental perspective. Sometimes you have to rotate the images in your mind to see how a piece fits in with the other pieces. There's not much written instructions to go by. I have a 3-D mind so it was easy for me to rotate and scale the diagrams in the assembly booklet to get the job done. It took me about 2 lazy hours of putting it together. I could have done it in one but I was just taking my time, listening to music, getting snacks, and petting my dog in between steps. One MAJOR piece of advice I'll give you is to WATCH an assembly video or two of this model or similar models on YouTube first. Talk about a 3-D perspective, these vids give you a great idea of what you're getting into with assembling this desk. Anyway, don't stress over this; you got this! As for the functionality of the desk: so far, so good. The motor works, the controls work, it's whisper quiet, and seems very sturdy for 2 big monitors, a laptop, and a keyboard & mouse. Knock on wood that the electric adjustable system lasts a long time. They seem to have a couple of ways to reach customer service should you need any assistance. Hey, my wife's happy, that's all that matters! 😆 Good luck! 👍

I was shocked at the high quality of this standing desk! This thing is rock solid. It's heavy and the metal construction is thick gauge and superbly built. The table top is one piece which is challenging to find at this price point, if not impossible with other brands. It's flat, smooth, rigid, and well made.The motor is quiet and the operation is smooth. The stability at the top is very good. Some videos say there is a wobble on some standing desks. I would not call it a wobble on this model. Maybe a slight vibration which is hardly noticeable. This thing is stable; even at the highest setting. While some complain about a 24” depth being too shallow for a desk, consider that a minimal table top size increases overall stability. Also, if you add monitor arms, you can get plenty of distance between your eye and the screen while maintaining adequate desk space. Also, a 24” depth fits easily through all household doorways. If you go larger, you may have to disassemble a desk to get it through the door. I suppose a large computer tower may be a bit large for 24” but if you are running a mini PC, smaller tower, or laptop, you are good to go. This desk is ideal out of the box for people around the height of 6'-4”. With my feet flat on the ground, my arm comes off the arm rest at a perfect 90 degrees to rest comfortably on the table top when at the lowest setting. If you are shorter, your arm may rise up and be uncomfortable. This may require you to raise your chair up and get a foot rest for comfort. Or, there is about 9” of space underneath the desk where you could drill some holes for a slide out keyboard tray. This would allow a shorter person to find a comfortable position. There is plenty of height in the standing position for a person of 6'-4” as well. The instructions are perfect and all the bags of screws and such are labeled by letters. The setup was very straight forward. The packaging was very well done. All around, it's great! I just hope the motor holds up over the long run.

It came in 3 days earlier which was nice, the desk is also very sturdy as well as pretty. It’s not wobbly at all only problem is it did have a small scratch on the top but other than that no other issues. The assembly was simple although I do recommend having some help since the box is heavy. It’s perfect for gaming it has no trouble carrying the weight of my pc and both 27 inch monitors. The height adjustment is super comfortable and convenient.