FLEXISPOT Comhar Electric Standing Desk with Drawers Charging USB A to C Port, Height Adjustable 48" Whole-Piece Home Office Computer Laptop Table with Storage (White Top + Frame)

I've been using sit-stand desks for work in corporate offices since 2010 and am used to the high quality ones in offices. I wanted a more affordable option for my home office and wish I had bought this sooner. It far surpassed my expectations and I'm so pleased with it. Highly recommend, just ordered one for my pre-teen as well. Here's why I like this desk:1. It's very sturdy. Pieces fit well together and tighten so there is no wobbly areas. It is built solid and was packaged thoughtfully and well.2. It was easy to put together. It took about 15-20 minutes.3. I bought the casters through the same brand to be able to move within my room.4. It has memory settings for the sit and stand options, so you can quickly set it.5. I was worried the 24" depth would be too tight (I'm used to 30" depth) but it has been fine with a monitor and keyboard.6. The materials on the desk (I got the white with maple top) looks nice and high quality.7. The up-down motor is pretty smooth and not very loud.8. It has a built-in desk drawer which fits a lot of things you may need, and helps keep your desk clear9. has USB port and possibly a microUSB (check the specs) built in.Overall, this price is about $150-200 less than others I have seen. I saw it recommended through Real Simple I believe, and am so glad I got it.

I went for the 55” Dark Walnut for more surface space and I’m still having zero doubts about my purchase. I like the table being fairly sturdy regardless of how high I have it set to, which is usually around 38.7” according to the digital display. For me it’s supporting a mid tower case with both a 32” and 24” display, though there’s probably some wiggle room for my larger monitor if I decide to upgrade. The installation was easy. One problem I had with it would be a slight defect. The set screw which is supposed to secure the plastic ended transmission rod with the grooves in the motor housing stripped, with using the provided Allen wrench, so I had to use a hose clamp to secure it instead. I had to then cut the corner on the plastic covering which connects over the transmission rod to avoid being hit by the spinning clamp. This part should be replaced with better quality materials or have it machined more accurately to avoid this issue. The last issue I have is the USB and USB-C port only proving power for a short period of time after interacting with the digital display. It seems to go into sleep mode and being inoperable. Am I missing something or is that just how the wiring was chosen? Anyway you still won’t regret it for what it is, an adjustable desk.

I spent hours researching professional reviews and comments on electric standing desks and this desk was not in any Top 10 list, but the brand Flexispot did show up on many of them for their larger models so I felt confident the quality would be good. What drove me to this particular model was the smaller size and the middle drawer. I needed something compact, but big enough to comfortably fit a 32" monitor, MacBook Pro and companion wireless keyboard, mouse, and magicpad. I've been using it two months now and still feel it is the perfect fit for me. Initially I was going to save some money and get the vinyl top, but I'm so glad I went for the glass top. Easy to clean and I love the premium modern look.I don't have first hand experience with other electric desks so I can't say the motor is quieter than others, but make no mistake when you operate the motor you will clearly hear it. Its loudness may compare to turning your iPhone ringer up to 60%. The table does adjust quickly and smoothly. The adjustable presets work great. I only need 2 myself, but the other two may come in handy if you share the desk with another person. All the USB charging ports work, though I'd rather the table not had them and instead lowered the cost.Although most reviews recommend two people to assemble the desk, I found it quite easy to do by myself. I'm not athletic, in fact I'm suffering from neck, back, and arm pain which is why I bought the desk so if I could do it easily I'm sure most people can too.For me the desk only has one downside and that is it has no cable management. I easily remedied that with velcro and zip ties.I didn't like the stabilizing bar on the bottom of the desk stand as I thought it would be uncomfortable to deal with. In practice it's not bothersome at all, doesn't interfere with a large chair like my Secret Labs Titan XL, or sitting posture. I do find my self using it to rest my feet on when reclining in my chair.Overall I recommend this desk for someone looking for a compact electric standing desk at a reasonable price point. It's worth noting I got mine on sale on Amazon for $399.99 so keep an eye out for a sale.

I needed a smaller standing desk to fit my space, and didn’t want to spend a fortune. This was perfect. Looks great with the glass top, not cheap. The controls work just fine, and it seems sturdy enough with a large 36” monitor, laptop, and 3 gallon fish tank, etc. was easy to assemble. I wish it had some built in cord organization, so will need to purchase something. The small sliding drawer was a bonus - most cheaper desks skip a drawer or use canvas. I got this on a Black Friday sale, but even at full price it’s probably worth it.