FLEXISPOT EN1 One-Piece Standing Desk, 48 x 24 Inches Electric Height Adjustable Desk for Home Office (White Frame + White Desktop)

I bought this table to replace my old Realspace Magellan 60inW Pneumatic desk, which I loved but had to part with because it was taking up too much space.After assembling the new table, I discovered it was damaged—especially on the underside. I initially thought I could tolerate it and didn’t want the hassle of contacting the seller. However, the next day, I noticed a crack on the tabletop.I contacted the seller through Amazon and provided pictures. Within 10 minutes, they responded and informed me that a replacement order had been processed. They also said they would send me the tracking number once it shipped. Within four days, I received the replacement—no questions asked and no hassle.The table is exactly what I needed. It fits my space perfectly and feels sturdy. The price is reasonable compared to other sellers offering similar features.I don’t use the standing feature often, but I tested it, and it works as expected.

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.

I work from home and decided to upgrade my desk. Iv been interested in a sit / stand desk ever since seeing one at IKEA, but I didn’t want to pay $500. I started searching on Amazon for a great alternative to the one I originally saw. This particular one had many reviews, both good and bad, but for the price I figured I’d give it try.The desk arrived in two boxes, the table top in one box and the base in another. The table top box was damaged on arrival and unfortunately the top was damaged, I’m assuming this happened during transit. I reached out to the seller right away and provided picture supports of the damaged packaging and product, they immediately answered and sent a replacement top. 5 out of 5 stars for customer service!I went with the 55 x 28 version and it’s the perfect size for someone who has multiple monitors and laptops. I have plenty of desktop workspace for everything. Assembly was easy, the instructions were easy to follow. I used the provided tools in the packaging and a screwdriver. In the reviews, many noted that the holes on the bottom of the table top do not match up with the holes of the base. While this is true, I think that is intentional as this base is universal for many different size tops (the base expands to different widths). Out of all the screws to secure the top to the base, I only had to make 4 additional holes for screws to properly secure the table top but it was very easy! I wouldn’t venture away from this table simply because of 4 screws.The motor to raise and lower the desk is very quiet. I was expecting it to be louder but to my surprise, it’s not loud at all. I can be on calls and raise and lower the desk and the call is not disturbed by the sound of the motor. Definitely a great quality.Overall I feel this desk is a great value for the price. It is definitely an upgrade to what I had and a fantastic alternative to the more expensive versions of the same type of desk. Highly recommend this desk and seller!

Unlike other desks I’ve ordered from Amazon, this one from Flexispot arrived undamaged thanks to the styrofoam padding and corner protectors the manufacturer uses. The biggest selling points for me were the price point and the fact that the tabletop is a solid piece. Cheaper desks use two panels. However, keep in mind the tabletop is not solid wood but rather pressboard wrapped with veneer. It’s only 9/16” thick, so there’s plenty of bounce and flex when the desk in use. While the desk was easy to assemble, I will note that two holes were not pre-drilled on the underside of the tabletop. If you’re not careful when securing the crossbeam with the included screws, you could crack the tabletop.When adjusting the desk height, the motor is pretty quiet. Some might consider it to be slow but I think it’s on par for a single motor setup. Time will tell how well the motor holds up. It’s lightly rated for a 10% duty cycle (working 2 minutes, then stop for 18 minutes) and 154 pounds.