FLEXISPOT E6 MAX Bamboo Dual Motor 48x24 Inch 3-Stage Heavy Duty Standing Desk, 330lbs Weight Capacity, Height Adjustable Desk w/Cable Management & Wheels (Solid Bamboo Curved Desktop + Black Frame)

What an awesome desk. Adjustable to any desired height. Just perfect. So sturdy and heavy. Perfectly quiet and so easy to assemble. Takes 20 minutes to put together. Extremely simple. Added a few pictures of the quality packaging. Ours arrived in absolutely perfect condition.

I couldn’t be happier with my FLEXISPOT E6 MAX Bamboo Standing Desk. The bamboo top is not only beautiful but also incredibly sturdy—I was surprised at how solid and premium it feels. The white frame looks clean and modern, and the whole setup adds a touch of elegance to my home office. I did find a discrepancy in the user manual about the warranty coverage, but I reached out to them and they corrected it. They also sent me an updated PDF user manual reflecting the correction! The dual motors are whisper-quiet and super smooth when adjusting. I love the memory presets—it’s so convenient to switch between sitting and standing with just one touch. The desk feels rock solid even at its highest height, and I never worry about wobbling, even with multiple monitors and heavy equipment on it. Assembly was straightforward, the instructions were clear, and everything lined up perfectly. You can really tell this desk was designed with quality in mind. Plus, knowing it comes with a 10-year warranty on the frame and motors gives me extra confidence. If you’re considering upgrading your workspace, don’t hesitate—this desk is a game changer. Beautiful, durable, quiet, and smooth. I only wish I had bought it sooner!

Easy to assemble, the controls are simple and sleek and the motors are quiet and powerful and the stand is stable even on thick carpet. It easily lifts an entire desk full of monitors, keyboard, laptop, paperwork, etc. The memory buttons are a god send and the digital display is easy to see. The desktop is nice and thick and the finish is beautiful. I find I like standing a lot, but can switch to sitting at the touch of a button.

Excellent product! Excellent support! The bamboo on white looks clean and makes for a great workstation. There is no appreciable wobble at all - the construction utilizes some rubber pieces to stabilize and fill gaps and even in standing positions it's solid. If you have any doubts, watch the video reviews that highlight the strength and speed of the motors. I weigh over 200 lbs and it lifts me to the max height. Installation was easy but takes 1-2 hours if you're taking your time. Optimal installation requires a drill to make some holes, but this does not reduce my rating whatsoever. The locations of the holes will be guided by the width of the desk you choose and it doesn't require any measuring or marking, just drill where the hole is. I had an issue with stripping a screw and scratching a bar during installation. I contacted support and they sent replacement parts quickly, received days faster than I expected. One week later - fully functional. It supports two monitors, clamp on lamp, cable organizer, power strip, laptop, all the weight of associated peripheral hardware, and me leaning on it. The wheels move smoothly. Having a single piece surface and no groove in the middle eliminates one of the reasons I hesitated to buy a desk. Overall, it's a highly worthwhile purchase.

Pretty sturdy, amble 30in depth. Height adjustment simple, fairly quiet. Instructions could have been better, screw holes on the top don't line up easily, would highly suggest a second person and a power drill. Wish they had the same top dimensions in the same materials, its hard to get a material match when you need two different sizes. Eg, I needed a 48x30 and 60x30.

First off if you’re even considering getting any standing desk for your work, DO IT. I haven’t sat for more than probably an hour this whole week which totaled probably 45 hours or so. It’s so much easier to be focused and stay working, my productivity has pretty much disappeared. As far as this specific desk goes, I would say it is a really great budget choice to get into the standing desk game. While it is relatively featureless compared to some electric desks, those are a lot more expensive and honestly I haven’t felt like I’ve been missing anything from it (specifically speaking of the programmed button-mapped heights some desks have). It’s super easy to put together, even by yourself, looks fantastic on its own and makes your setup look dope as well, always a plus. Being only 4 feet wide, I had to find additional shelving and space to put things like my PC on, not a big deal at all. I’d feel very nervous having EVERYTHING on the desk all the time anyhow when it moves up and down, and I kinda like the look of having different sections of surface faces. It can definitely work as a desktop workstation setup if you do find that additional surface space, but if you only had a laptop, this would be aces. It’s incredibly sturdy even close to maximum height (I use it at about 95% and I am 6’1”) and on carpet as well. Overall this thing is sick, I’m very pleased with it, and am definitely going to be sticking with it for a long time until I get a third monitor. Standing while working + gaming has been awesome, I can definitely tell the difference in how I feel at the end of the day. This desk isn’t trying to be crazy fancy or feature packed, and considering Staples has desks that are just normal and come close to this price, it does an AMAZING job for where it slots in. THE GOOD - Looks great - Incredibly study at pretty much any height - Easy to assemble - Wide enough for all the workstation necessities including two monitors. THE BAD - Cable routing holes towed the back are very small, definitely more meant for a laptop charger and a printer cable or something. Don’t expect to fit desktop power, video cables, AND mouse and keyboard cables through there. - Not super deep for gaming. I’m an arm aimer, and there’s not a ton of depth to do what I’d like but I’m picking up new legs for my riser which should solve that. - Not a whole ton of cable management going on. Would’ve liked to see at least one sleeve or cable rest, but I guess you can always get those on your own.

Summary: Sturdy, great looking, high weight capacity, memory functions, with bonus desk accessories.... all with an unbeatable price. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Pros: - Affordable price. - High weight capacity. - Looks great. - All components are built with quality and seems to be durable. - Has casters - Has alot of very useful cable management accesories. Neutral: - The table and the parts are HEAVY. While it is possible to assemble the table by yourself (I did it myself), it would be much easier with a friend). Cons: - Assembly can be a bit difficult for starters, some of the pre-drilled holes are not lined up with the parts. The table also did not have pre-drilled holes for all of the parts. You DEFINITELY need a power drill for this (both to help drill in the bits for mis-aligned holes + drilling the bits into the table top where there arent pre-drilled holes). However, any affordably priced power drill should do (I used Black + Decker power drill in combination with a hand screw driver). Additional notes: I do hope Flexispot improves on the installation experience in the future. But even without it, in my humble opinion they simply cannot be beat right now in the market with their high quality product at such an affordable price.

This desk took me 5 hours to put together because the way they tell you to build the desk in the manual makes it really hard difficult and the manual itself contracts itself towards the end. The instructions tell you attach the legs to the frame first then screw if to the desk, but the legs are so heavy that it’s impossible to align it properly. And as you can see in the picture I attached, the arrangement of the desk control panel and the power supply changes for no reason and I’m so confused why they would do this when these things need to be screwed into the desk. I had to undo and rebuild the desk twice to actually to get this right and insert the metal tab that holds the power supply in place. The most frustrating part was that after I built this desk, I noticed that there was a noticeable dent in the desk top that I didn’t notice before because I was too busy trying to put the desk together. I’m very disappointed with this process especially since I spent hours putting together a desk with a dent right in the middle. I have a bamboo table that I bought years ago from IKEA and that table top is still scratch free and have no visible dents, yet this table I spent more money on has this dent and I haven’t event started using it. I threw the boxes right away when I finished building this desk because I was overall satisfied, but that was before I realized this issue so I can’t even return the desk. For those looking to purchase this desk, I would advise them to check throughly for scratches and dents first, then attach the frame to the desk before attaching the legs.