FLEXISPOT CylineE Electric Standing Desk Frame with Round Legs, Height Adjustable Sit-Stand with Memory Control Panel and Anti-Collision System, Black

I have now had this product from Flexispot for a few weeks using it virtually everyday. I have been greatly impressed by the quality of the components. They are solid and of a heavy duty metal construction. They are also nicely finished and look good. Very solid once put together. There is very slight movement when the desk is at my standing position (114cm), but this is minimal and of no consequence if you're using the desk for it's purpose i.e. an office desk for IT kit. I had no issues putting the frame together and found the instructions more than adequate. The most difficult part was trying to align the top of the frame legs with the table top, but this was helped by pre-drilled holes and just required a little patience. My desk was delivered with a two pin rather than a three pin plug cable for the motor. However, I contacted the supplier via Amazon email/message centre and was impressed by the speed of their response and they sent a three pin plug cable immediately with no fuss, which I received within 2 days. So from that their customer service was also very good. I can only speak from my own experience, but the desk is excellent value for money (could have spent a lot more for something of similar quality), and does the job. No hesitation in recommending.

I am really impressed with the quality and how quiet to use this desk is. I had originally planned to buy a desk converter (eg Varidesk) but thought those very expensive and ugly. I already had a favourite oak desk I wanted to use as the top for this and on the day just removed the legs and existing desk bracing and assembled the Flexispot frame upside down into it. Instructions are very clear with a support email for any broken or missing parts on the box before you open it. All the component Allen bolts and tools are laid out with clear A,B,C referencing and very clear cross referenced instructions guide you through the build. The only thing I added was some cable clips of my own to align the mains cable to the frame top to ensure it stayed clear of the cross member transmission for the motor which raises and lowers the mechanism. Adjustable feet are positioned at each corner to level up for uneven surfaces eg on/off a rug. Also rock solid positioning at any height selected and up to four user-set heights can be programmed and the desk moves automatically to those positions very smoothly and with a nice deceleration as it reaches each position so as not to jolt anything on the surface (eg mug of tea!). Although I have not tested it, it stops if it collides with anything in its path so very safe to use. I am now thinking of getting another one for my wife’s craft space. Would highly recommend this. Someone has posted there is no stop facility. This is wrong - if it meets resistance or auto reverses for a short while and stops. Just try a memory button to raise it and drop something light eg a pen on the surface and it auto reverses automatically. I can confirm this as I tried it a number of times.

I was worried that this might be overpriced for what it is but the quality is superb - really sturdy and a nice heavy base for our table top. It was really easy to put together too. The motor works really well and lifts the table up and down with ease and keeps everything steady. Absolutely great for changing from sitting to standing 😃 will definitely be recommending to my friends and family - also need to mention that the table top from flexispot was also incredible quality 🙌🏻

The good: It’s surprisingly sturdy, for the money I was expecting it to be more wobbly and was planning to add a truss/cross-brace to remedy this but it’s not needed. On carpet it’s more wobbly as you’d expect than a hard floor. It’s quiet and I’m not seeing any need for the two motor increased speed/load capacity offered by more expensive models. Not so good: As noted by others, the beam that joins the legs is too low to fasten to the top without spacers, you’ll need about 3mm of something, I used M8 thick washers, bit of a design failure there. A number of places use screw heads over slots to fasten parts, meaning the screws would gouge into the metal when tightened, so I’ve added some washers, for 20p of parts the assembly would be much better. The suggested cable routing and power supply holder takes a nice clean look and makes it messy, get an under desk cable tray and route the cables to that along with your others for a much better look. The screws to attach the desktop mess up the rubber bumpers, again some washers sort this. So really good for the money, a little more attention to detail and it’d be so much better.

I was pretty skeptical to get a Flexispot as people were constantly complaining online about wobbliness and customer support. I have to say I didn't need to get in touch with customer support so I'm not going to comment on it. Tldr: - It doesn't wobble (tighten your side screws properly) - It's fairly quiet. - Instructions are a bit vague (Be careful with when tightening the screw order) - the panel is on the left (even though it says it'll be on right on manual) - The lowest height is 73.5 instead 70. Overall I like the table. It's way more quiet than I've expected. I've put an Ikea limmnon top on it and fitted perfectly. I was confused that on the manual the control panel was supposed to be on the right but ended up on left. I don't know why but it might be a rushed print or something. There's also one thing that not mentioned properly. First tighten the base contacts first AND THEN tighten the bridge. This is pretty important because if you tighten the bridge first and then the rest, you'd have a ultra tightened bridge where you can't tighten in the middle of your desk. And one other thing about wobbliness. When I set up everything, I had immediately a wobbliness. And then I've noticed that I didn't screw the bolts fully. And when I put on more weight on it, it immediately started to wobble. But, it was fairly easy to fix and didn't require further thinking. Just tighten your bolts properly. It's a desk after all some parts needs to be tightened properly. (the ones that I'm pointing in the pictures solves the wobbliness).

I added the standing desk frame to an exiting old tabletop. I did need to bolster the tabletop I used as it is wider than the max specified for these legs and I wanted to strengthen where the legs screw in. Most people wont have that issue. Assembly was easy and I did it single handed. Safer would be 2 folks to flip it back up once everything was attached but it really was simple. The height adjusts quite quickly, the height controller is easy to use and the whole thing feels really well made. Give the price of some of the alternatives out there, this is a genuine bargain as far as I'm concerned. I'm 191cm tall (6'3" in the old money) and I have the desk just about all the way to the top (probably about another 3-4cms available. At that height there is a tiny bit of wobble when I type. It is not off putting at all and I type a bit harder than most so maybe you wouldn't see it at all. In summary this is probably one of the best value items I've ever bought online. I thoroughly recommend it. ps. apols for the state of my spare room! ;-)

I work from home and sit down for long hours, sometimes my legs end up hurting, or my back... You know how it is. This desk basically solved my problems, I can now sit down or stand up and adjust exactly where I want the screen and desktop to be. The motor is really quiet and I love the colours I chose, mahogany and black is a perfect classy combo for my space. It also is very solid and not wobbly at all, I can put multiple things on the desktop (sometimes I have two computers at a time and some books etc). It is the best choice for students, anyone working from home, or just anyone who wants comfort, durability and cosiness for a good price. Would 100% recommend!

I wanted to buy the three-stage version of this frame but I had to get this one instead because I needed it to fit in a small space. I'm glad now, because this one was cheaper and it does everything I need it to. It's rock-solid in a low position and there is only a slight wobble when it's at standing height (111cm for me). The presets make it effortless to use and the motor is smooth and surprisingly quiet. Assembly was really easy thanks to clear instructions and clearly labelled parts. I made my own top from plywood because I needed a bespoke size but the frame came with all the fixings I needed, so I just screwed it on. As long as a slight wobble at the higher settings doesn't bother you, I can't recommend this desk highly enough.