Flexispot E5: Working From Home? You Need This!

[@Chemy.]

Great one, just yesterday I was talking to a friend telling him I want a desktop like that, something like that bike or a treadmill under

[@robbieaussievic]

...... Broadcast quality, presenters expertise and honestly shines through. Dr. Frankenstein would have loved that desk, ( elevation for lightening strike ). The cardio device is a healthy choice.

[@MakeUseOf]

Aww, thanks Rob!

[@SisirGhimireChettri]

amazing, thanks for the review.

[@Hugmir]

Quite a helpful presentation. I'm wondering how easy it would be to relocate this desk without dismantling it and if I would need another person for that...

[@MakeUseOf]

Too big to fit through my doorways I'm afraid, and very heavy. It's not much effort to dismantle the main parts - remove the top, carry each leg individually.

[@RiggerbeeOffRoad]

I have an existing curved desktop which is 120cm but 90 cm deep. I would of thought this is still ok to attach, but what's your thoughts?

[@MakeUseOf]

Hmm - biggest I've attached is 80cm. I don't think the power of the motors would be an issue assuming it's not solid wood, but stability might be.

[@jonathanphang]

Just wondering how you found the stability when raised. Im thinking of getting the legs and attaching it to my ikea veneer worktop but with the weight of 2 monitors and a mid tower, I wonder how much wobble there is when at standing height. Nice review though. Hopefully you can get back with some thoughts on it, if you still have it

[@MakeUseOf]

Still using it daily as my main desk, mostly in standing mode. There is a slight wobble, but not significant enough for me to mind it. To be honest I'm not sure if more weight would make it more or less stable, but my gut would tell me if the weight were distrubted closer to each leg, it should be more stable.

[@jonathanphang]

@@MakeUseOf thanks for getting back to me. Much appreciated. They are doing an offer so it would be £259 so seriously thinking about getting one. Do you run yours with just a laptop etc or do you have a tower/PC unit on the desk too? Trying to get an idea of the weight you have

[@MakeUseOf]

My regular usage is a 27" monitor,. mac mini, and variety of drive enclosures. Not a massive weight, though for the sake of testing I did have a 50-inch TV on it. I'll be swapping over the desk surface soon for something larger and heavier. £259 is a steal!

[@thanhavictus]

What monitor is that? It looks good. Is it a 21.5 in?

[@MakeUseOf]

Dell U2715Hc, 27-inch. Great for work, though I've not tried gaming on it so couldn't recommend it on that front.