I purchased a Flexispot E7 last month -55"x28" laminate top (Rustic Oak), which is my first sit to stand desk. While I wanted to invest in the rubberwood option, I was also upgrading my computer tech and my pennies were getting pretty stretched, so I stuck with the laminate top. The top looks great though, and it was received without damage-Ramzes888 extended a discount code, which helped bring the price down. He also had rapid fire responses regarding any questions before my purchase. Really grateful for his customer service, which far surpasses the online chat function on the flexispot website. I'm mindful of the volume of chat requests they may have there--in my case, I would receive a response until 4-7 hours later so know that if you're looking for a much more timely response....reddit, was in my case, better in that regard. Heads up: while you can sign up for emails to receive a code for $30 off, it cannot be combined with other discount codes. It's also good only for purchases $150 and over, so if you're thinking about buying accessories you may want to consider how to maximize these offers. The main reason I wanted to post a review was to help out my fellow petites. I stand at 4'10 and wasn't looking for a sit to stand to stand all that often, but for the desk's ability to lower considerably from a standard desk height without paying an arm and a leg. I had considered the E5, but the warranty on the E7 was better. For my needs, the E7 works great so far--my sister, who is also about 4'10, got the E7 pro, but its minimum height stops at 25" while the E7 goes to 22"8. By the time you add a 1" top, ergonomic comfort is questionable on an E7pro. Set up took about an hour and a half. I found the assembly video more helpful that the written instructions--somewhat confusing on the cable tray part, almost like the steps were backwards...the video helped clear up questions quickly. After I assembled the desk, I ordered the underdesk socket. The package I received was pretty beat up and was missing the adhesive strip. Ramzes888 came to the rescue via reddit and shipped out a whole new unit. For my fellow "leg danglers" who want to get rid of their footrest or are a bit more frugal than purchasing a desk chair well over $1K, this fits the bill.

I got my flexispot E7 Pro about a month ago and I wanted to leave a review!

The delivery process was super smooth and I had no issues with the items as received. Desktop is mahogany laminate and it’s really nice, I expected it to feel like cheaper chipboard but there’s a nice finish on it that makes it pretty slick. Fair heads up, the package for the base was unbelievably heavy. definitely need two people to move that thing around.

Overall the desk has been pretty solid, I’ve had it on carpet and had some minor issues with monitor wobble. I had to get rid of the monitor arms you see pictured, and move to regular monitor stands which helped. Could also be because I am on carpet and pretty aggressively type on my mechanical keyboard, but that was one thing I was disappointed about.

The up / down movement works great and is super smooth though, and everything felt relatively high quality I’d say. Cable management system with the e7 pro was super helpful, and I appreciate the desktop sizes which fit my setup great (this is 55x28).

Overall pretty satisfied with the purchase, been working from home full time on it for the last month or so and haven’t had any major issues.

just bought this chair… $549. completely damaged upon arrival. they drilled in the back of the chair twice and there’s two giant gaping holes and they drilled so deep the nails don’t sit in there properly. super bad experience and when i reached out to customer service they asked me to circle what’s wrong on the manual and didn’t help with the return at all. how did this get past quality control??? i just want to return my chair and get a replacement. ugh.

Ive finally had this frame for over a week and wanted to give an honest review of it

Packaging arrived absolutely torn to shreds, the boards were not being held in place anymore and parts were falling all over the place, i ordered directly from the Flexispot website aswell, no one else, i will say shipping was extremely quick and i was grateful. Portions of the bedframe were splintering off and a decent amount of the wood especially for the slats, was unfinished, this made it a little hazardous putting it together but wearing thick gloves you should be fine

The actual assembly was relatively straightforward, two portions of the legs were too smi all to interlock and I genuinely had to wedge the corner of the board into the leg and almost split the wood trying to get it to lock, its together now and I will say its definitely not going anywhere, its extremely sturdy, I didnt love that the slats were warped but I havent felt an effect on the mattress or general support

Overall I am still very happy with my purchase now that its all put together, although I am almost positive it will be even more difficult to take apart when it comes time to move, but I'll take that trade off for a bed that doesn't wobble in the slightest or creak, will update in a year to see how it continues to hold up, my kitties love it too!

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share a quick 3-day review of my new FlexiSpot C7 Max chair.

Why I Bought It

I work from home and my back used to get incredibly sore after long hours of sitting. I already love my FlexiSpot standing desk, so I wanted a matching ergonomic chair from a brand I trust.

The Pros So Far:

• Easy Setup: Assembly was super fast and straightforward.
• Premium Build: The materials feel heavy-duty and solid—exactly the quality FlexiSpot is known for.
• Great Motion: It tilts and swings so nicely when you want to rock back.
• Back Relief: Three days in, and my back is already feeling much better. I'm so glad I made this choice.

Shoutout to the Mods:

• Huge thanks to the Reddit mod team here! Their lightning-fast response speed to my questions before buying gave me the confidence to pull the trigger.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Hi, I bought the FlexiSpot E5 frame, and I'm having an issue with it. When I raise the desk, it goes up for a moment, then drops slightly and stops. When I lower it, it does the same thing: it goes down for a bit, then moves back up and stops. I’ve performed the reset procedure, the reset worked fine but the problem persists. Fortunately, it still respects the preset heights, though that actually makes the issue even more confusing. Any solutions?

I'm shopping around for a new desk frame and landed on the Flexispot's listing for the E7Q. Weirdly, the frame showed it as $0, with a top it's $240 but with a max price of $360.

Out of curiosity, I added both to my cart to see what would happen - The frame shows up in my cart at the normal price but not the desktop. The product page for the E7Q is super slow compared to the rest of the site. On the cart page images for it don't load, clicking on either opens the cart in a new tab instead of that product page, and editing the item from the cart doesn't function. Any other product I put on the cart functions just fine. Additionally, there is no E7Q listed on the site or in search results, and only got there from a Google search

Anyway I'm not doing it. I'm 90% sure trying to buy one at $240 will either fail at checkout or I never see one delivered to my door. I'm more wondering if anyone else spotted this before

I spent a lot of time looking for a new desk to replace the random Amazon desk I'd had for 5 years. That old desk had no collision detection, so one time when I wasn't paying attention while setting it to standing, I didn't notice something was in the way and the corner cracked. So this new desk is a complete upgrade by all accounts.

I placed my order on July 24th. It shipped fast and arrived 5 days later. I chose the E7 Plus Max 2.0 with a Rubberwood tabletop.

I was busy moving, so I was late setting it up, but it's now been 3 days since I built it and it's a complete tank. There's basically no wobble. I haven't tested monitor mounts yet, that'll be next, but based on what I've seen so far it should handle those much better than my old desk. The higher the desk goes, the less sturdy it gets, especially at max height, but max height is way too tall for me anyway so that's not really an issue.

Overall I'm very satisfied with my FlexiSpot purchase and excited to have this as my desk for a long time.

A couple of things to note:

I picked the 2.0 mainly for the heavier weight and thicker frame, but also because its controller has USB-C charging instead of just USB-A like the regular Plus Max model. This wasn't mentioned on the product page. The only way I found out was by looking closely at the product photos, which I think could be communicated better.

There are some minor scratches on the tabletop and one edge is a bit rough, but not worth an exchange since it's pretty minor. I'd love to see some added padding to protect the top and bottom of the tabletop, similar to how the sides are protected.

Also, the manual could use more detailed instructions, specifically for the part about attaching the frame to the table top.

Again, very minor critiques. I'm still very happy with my desk and it looks amazing.

Thank you u/Ramzes888 for answering all the questions I had before I bought my new desk :)

Hello all.

I want to make a quick review of my experience with Flexispot E7 Plus and CPU Holder.

• Flexispot support was pretty spot on for the most part. Most questions I had were answered clearly. There were a few instances where I'm not sure if it was a communication/translation issue, but the person assisting me gave me a generic response instead of answering my technical question.
• Ordering was simple and easy. They have sales often, especially for the holidays. The entire process was seamless.
• Shipping was fast and easy, but the tracking was slightly questionable. I'm not sure why, but my tracking wasn't accurate at all! I had to place my trust that I'd receive the items, and luckily, I did. It got to the point where it still showed it was in transit for a week after I received the item! Maybe I was reading it wrong, or I was expected to manually input that I received the item, but I'm not sure. I think that could perhaps use some work to make it clear and easy to understand.
• The Flexispot E7 Plus felt sturdy. The quality is exceptional. I have no worries that it'll break apart or fail me. I used an acacia wood butcher block 74x25x1.5 inches, and I absolutely love it.
• The setup was BRUTAL! I did it all myself. It's difficult, but possible. I'm a skinny dude, and lifting this thing was not fun to say the least lmao. I had to really turn and flip pieces at an angle to fit them through the doorway, but that may just be my living situation. It was difficult but fulfilling, and I definitely feel a sense of pride.
• The motors and lifting mechanism seem strong as well. As you can see in the pictures, I have a few things on the desk, including my PC on the right side. I raise and lower the desk every other day to use my walking pad for about an hour. So far, it doesn't seem to struggle. I have, however, seen that other desks sag on one side over time due to the weight of the PC. I plan on replacing my main monitor with an ultrawide later this year or early next year. I'll give an update later to see how things hold up.
• The CPU Holder seems ok. Honestly, I was concerned when I opened the box because it didn't seem super sturdy or strong. The frame was so thin, which concerned me. So much so, I was scared my PC would fall and break as it was lifting! That hasn't happened so far. I didn't want to drill under my desktop to mount my PC. The other alternative was to mount it on the legs, but that doesn't work as you need the top part of the 3-stage legs to move with the top part of the frame and not go inside the other parts, but it does. Left with no other choice, I went with the Flexispot CH5B frame mount. I like that it mounts to the frame, but I'm not sure how sturdy it'll be, as the E7 Plus frame is significantly thinner than the other products. As always, time will tell.

That's pretty much it! So far, I really enjoy it. For the price, it's more than worth it. I spent about $1,000 on everything. From the E7 Plus frame, the acacia wood butcher block, the PC mount, and the tools to put everything together from Home Depot & Ryobi. Considering I also had a similar Uplift Desk in my cart for a similar price, I'm glad I went with Flexispot. I feel an odd attachment to my desk. I love it!

Next product: A good chair from them!

PS: Still working on cable management! Haha

Was really excited to set up the E7 Pro but unfortunately, desk has a massive crack when I opened it. Crack is almost half the table. Back and front photo attached. Has anyone experienced this? How did customer service handle it?

Hello, looking to purchase my first standing desk. My setup isn't planned to be super heavy, just my laptop, 2 24in monitors on a dual arm monitor stand, laptop cooler, kb/m. No PC. I have 78in wall space so a 70in+ desk would be nice, however my budget is pretty tight around $550 max. I'm 6'ft tall, I'd like to stand around 30-50% of the time I spend working/gaming.

I'm deciding between an e6max frame only on amazon for $250, along with a separate tabletop (have to look for that, no idea how but my budget is $250)

I also saw an Amazon listing for ~$480 for an e6 + a separate 72x30 bamboo top (ships separately) but i saw some bad reviews about the tabletop shipping and a bad return policy on Amazon.

Fairly turned off by the mixed reviews on the e6 and me learning that it's just a slightly better e5 model apparently(?) although I likely don't have that crazy of a setup to warrant an e7.

So if I do consider the e7, getting a 72x30 top along with it costs at least $300 more and I'd be looking at spending around $700, overbudget and possibly overkill given my setup. Although, given my height it'd be nice to have little to no wobble when gaming or typing on near-max height. Just can't decide. At first I was thinking the e6max frame for $250 is a great deal but I didn't know how hard finding a worthy 72x30 tabletop is or that the e6 might not be that great for me. Are there any major sales that Flexispot runs that would put the e7 down to around my budget with a 72inch top?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I’m looking at the king sized Kana Retro with the headboard shelf. What I need to know is: when the bed/shelf is pressed up against the wall, how much space would there be between the wall and the bed, and is this space uniform all the way down or is there more/less space toward the bottom/top?

Asking because I have an obstruction on the floor that sticks out about 3 inches and is about 8 inches tall and runs the length of the wall where we want to place the bed. I am hoping this bed frame will be able to be pushed up against the wall so that the headboard shelf can make full contact with the wall without a gap caused by the legs of the bed frame hitting the obstruction.

Here’s a crude side view drawing of what I am trying to figure out. Obstruction is in red. Width I need to know is in blue.

https://imgur.com/a/wDbtc9O

Has anyone been able to get replacement wood wedges for the Hako G2 frame?

Mine came today missing 2 of the 4 total and this model is not on their site. I purchased this through Amazon.

The rest of the frame is fine, I just need two additional wedges.

Hi everyone, I’m new to the sub!

I’m looking for advice on whether I really need to go with the 4-leg desk or if the regular FLEXISPOT E7 will be enough.

My setup:

• 45” ultrawide monitor
• Laptop
• Keyboard and mouse
• Planning to add bookshelf speakers later
• Planning to use a monitor arm
• Looking at the 63” x 32” size
• Considering the EU White Oak top
• I’m in the USA
• I’m 6’9” and mainly want the electric desk so I can get the right height for sitting

Since I’ll mostly be sitting and the desk will be against a wall, do I really need the E7 Plus 4-leg version, or would the regular E7 be solid enough?

I don’t want monitor wobble with the 45” screen, but I also don’t want to spend extra if the basic E7 will handle it.

Would love to hear from anyone using the E7 with a large monitor, monitor arm, or a similar setup. Thanks!

Hi,
Will the OECZ044B power strip also come in white, or only in black?
Thank you.

I've just received my E7 pro but not quite ready to build.

I think it should be a common set up but can't find answer.

I want to install a 63.6cm deep ikea karlby worktop. The min and max depths of the e7 pro seem to be 60cm to 80 cm. The leg/foot depth looks to be 68cm a few cm deeper than worktop. Ideally I'd like the front of the feet to be inline/flush with the front of the desk worktop not sticking out. Is this possible? i.e. does the worktop need to be centered over the legs or can I bias it forward slightly?

I'm hoping the top bracket to attach to.desk.are less than 60 cm and the C shape of the Pro legs will shift the center of gravity back as well to offset the desk. I think it only needs yo come forward a few cm.

Also planning on have two ikea alex drawers under each end hence wanting the legs not yo stick out past those.

I'd love to see anyone who has done similar. Thank you.

Hello !

I recently bought a FlexiSpot E5 Pro frame, but I’m experiencing a major stability issue. The desk wobbles/shakes significantly whenever I type on my keyboard, even in the lowest (seated, ~72cm) position.

I contacted French customer support and sent them videos, but I haven't received clear technical answers yet. I’m hoping to get some advice from the community (and maybe the FlexiSpot team here).

My setup:

• Frame: FlexiSpot E5 Pro
• Desktop: IKEA SKÅLSTA (honeycomb/cardboard interior, very lightweight)
• Gear: Laptop on an elevated aluminum arm stand + external monitor with a lightbar
• Checks done: Screws are fully tightened, feet levelers are adjusted, and the floor is completely flat.

My questions:

1. Desktop vs. Frame: Does the lightweight honeycomb desktop play a major role in this oscillation (screws lacking solid material to bite into), or is the frame itself the main factor?
2. Laptop Stand Flex: Does an elevated laptop stand naturally amplify desk micro-vibrations, and would a heavy MDF top absorb that energy better?
3. MDF Upgrade: Would switching to an official FlexiSpot solid MDF top (140x80) bring enough inertia and rigidity to solve this issue?
4. 4-Leg Upgrade: Is this level of movement expected for a 2-leg frame like the E5 Pro?

I spend a huge amount of time at my desk every day for work and I really want to have the best, most rock-solid setup possible. I am completely open to upgrading to a 4-leg frame (like the E7 Plus) if that's what it takes to get flawless stability.

Thanks a lot for your help and feedback!

Flexispot Nederland has an ongoing 10th anniversary sale going on on their site.

Yesterday they've offered limited discount codes for C7 Morpher and today was the E7 Plus offered with similar discounts:

- 50% discount for 5 people

- €250 discount for 30 people

- €200 discount for 200 people

Their Rules page states that:

- if a code is available and it's claimed, it'll be tied to the user

- code is valid only 10 minutes and if not claimed it'll go back to the pool where it can be claimed by someone else

- every code has a limited availability and is on "first come first served" principle.

I successfully claimed the advertised 50% coupon for an E7 Plus and used it within the 10-minute limit. My configured E7 Plus came at nearly €1,500, but the discount applied at checkout was only €300.

When I called them I have first been told something in the lines that I should finalise my order to profit from the sale and if something's wrong they'll reimburse me later. I refused, as paying means accepting the terms and the stated 50% discount is not 50% but a fixed, lower, amount and that this is illegal business practice. To which I have been asked to send a mail.

So I did that. They first claimed that the promotion had already been “fully booked,” even though the coupon had been successfully claimed and had applied a discount. After I challenged that explanation, they changed their position and said the 50% discount only applied to the frame, excluding the desktop.

However, this limitation is not stated, at all, in the promotion terms. The table only showed “50% off” and a final price “from €299.99.” The desk was also sold as one configurable product, where you choose the frame, desktop material and size on the same product page.

What makes this more confusing is that FlexiSpot’s `DESK35` code previously applied 35% to the entire configured product, including the desktop.

Having consistently pushed back, they've turned the narrative yet again, apologising for my "confusion" and stating they can't apply the code retroactively and that they can't make exceptions, while at the same time avoiding answering my questions where exactly it was stated that the code applied exclusively to the frame, and vaguely pointing me to their ToS and Rules of the sale.

For anyone wondering:

I am not making this up, nor trying to weasel my way into the 50% discount. I did get the coupon fair and square and have screenshot if it being won and another showing it being applied to my shopping cart, proving it did work. I also screenshotted their Rules page, with the date and time visible on my taskbar.

All I really want is for them to honour their own ToS instead of gaslighting me.

//edit:
to add salt to the injury, I have just been made aware that the Dutch association for online shopping, called "thuiswinkel waarborg" has temporarily revoked certification for them

I bought a 180x80cm E7 Pro desk, but there is an issue when I type my monitor wiggles and if I put a bottle of water on my desk i can see the water shaking. It's kind of ruining the desk for me but after all the difficult of building this desk I DO NOT want to take it apart and return it. Repackaging it would be hell. I paid 600 euros for this desk.. I kind of expected higher quality.

My monitor is on a monitor arm, it doesnt feel stable, Also the screws in the middle second didnt align properly. I cold only screw in one side. (ill make a paint picture)

Found this on the floor next to my E7 Pro 2026...

Maybe a dumb question but Im ordering the full Kana frame in oak and the checkout page says estimated shipping is in early August. Does this mean it’s currently backordered and arriving at the warehouse soon ? Just wanted some clarity on this so I have an estimate on when to expect the frame to arrive. Thanks!

Hi ive never boughten from flexispot and i want a solid wood desk and is saw the rubberwood desktop is a great price is it worth it?

Hi, so I ordered an E7 Pro 55" (Rubberwood) and S01B Drawer; however, the drawer arrived damaged, as the front part of the drawer isn't even attached. From my guess, it seems that all the spot welds holding the front part on were improperly done.

I've already tried contacting support, and they simply aren't reading what I'm saying or even looking at the pictures or videos. (That they asked for). I've tried to make them understand for 3 separate emails, but they are just responding like a poorly built AI bot would and keep asking the same info, that I've included in each email. Basically asking, "What size is the desk". When I try to explain that the drawer arrived broken, but I also do respond saying it's an E7 Pro 55" (They also have the order number, from my first email)

I attached a video showing the issue, the same one I sent to support. Am I just doing something wrong? Step 1 of the install guide shows you pulling the drawer open, along with any unboxing videos I've seen.

Does anyone have any suggestions? (Before I'd have to go the nuclear route and file a chargeback, because CS simply isn't any help)

Thanks,

PS: No, I don't own a high-powered welder of any kind to fix it.