FLEXISPOT E6 Dual Motor Standing Desk Frame 3 Stages Electric Height Adjustable Stand Up Desk Frame Only ((Black)

I've had this frame for a couple weeks now. For the desk top I used a 72" wide Bush brand commercial office desk top. It installed perfectly. I spent a good deal of time making sure the frame was exactly straight and spaced evenly on the desk top before drilling the holes in the desk top and screwing down the frame. It would have been nice if they had included some kind of template, jig, or frame to help with alignment/squareness. Still, I managed on my own with just a tape measure, and it came out great. The up and down motion is smooth, quiet, and relatively fast. I like that it has a short ramp up from being at rest to raising/lowering, so that it doesn't jerk around too much. The desk is more than stable enough even in standing position. I was a little bit concerned that it would wobble too much, but it doesn't. It's totally fine. It wobbles a little, but it's not bad at all. I was also slightly concerned that it would interfere with my knees, but I haven't had any problem with that, either. The control panel works well. The buttons have a high quality feel and I like the lights on the buttons that light up when you press them. I also appreciate that they included wheels, though I am not using them. The included instructions are good, more than sufficient to understand how to put everything together. At first it's a little confusing since none of the parts are labeled, but you quickly figure out what's what, because there's really no mistaking one part for another. They're all obviously different from one another. One thing that is weirdly lacking from the instructions is any mention of a recommendation of how much space to leave between the edge of the desk top and the sides of the frame. I ended up searching the internet for that and making a decision about it on my own. I'll give one installation/build tip. After you have the frame installed in your desk top, before installing and screwing down the control boxes and power supply, lay everything out with all the cables plugged in and everything. Situate the control boxes and power supply where it makes sense for them to go, considering the size of your table top and the length of the cables they give you to work with. For me, the locations I finally chose to permanently install those things differed significantly from what they say to do in the instructions and show in the illustrations, due to the large size of my desk top and the available length of the wires and how they all have to plug in. Once you're happy with the placement of everything, only then should you drill the needed holes and screw and tie everything down. I fully recommend this desk frame, especially if you can get it on sale. It's a great option to upgrade your existing desk to your endgame desk. I've been thoroughly enjoying being able to sit at my exact preferred height, as well as being able to switch between standing and sitting modes super easily and quickly. It really helps to be able to switch between standing and sitting a couple times through the work day. I'm now also able to walk on my treadmill and work at the same time, which is absolutely fantastic for getting my steps in. This is something I struggled with making time for before, but it's now effortless. I'm very pleased with this desk frame. The price was awesome for what I got. The height setting range is perfect, it suits all of my needs. It looks good, too.

This is a very heavy lift. Works well, is sturdy and quiet. I have about a 70lb desktop on the mechanism along with the normal desk equipment- monitor’s computer etc. At my stand height the unit is sturdy- you can rock it if you push/pull it but I don’t need to do that. A 4 leg unit would be sturdier but this works perfectly for my needs. Assembly instructions are clear and simple. I am not using the casters but they look like they would be fine. Purchased on sale during black Friday and do not believe I could have done any better for the price. I’ve only been using it for about 3 weeks but so far no issues.

Flexispot always does it right. This desk frame is sturdy and holds a lot of weight. I’m using it in my workshop as an adjustable workbench. I even put casters on the bottom. This desk looks great and it was very easy to assemble.

This is my 2nd Flexispot product. First was a complete desk and I loved it. Got these legs to take advantage of a HEAVY table top we came across that had no legs. Install was easy. Legs are STRONG and support the heavy top very well. No strain when moving up and down, and the memory functions are great. Standing and sitting memory for both me and my wife.

I have had this standing desk for a few months now. It was very easy to assemble, and it looks awesome. It handles the weight of the original desktop and all the auxiliary equipment that I have without any hiccups. No noise to mention and very stable even at the max height.

I bought this dual-motor model for a secondary workspace with managed expectations. After two years of daily use, I’m genuinely impressed with how well it has held up given the price point. It’s not a $400 desk, but it does exactly what it needs to do. For a lower cost when compared with premium brands, you get a dual-motor system and a functional memory keypad. It’s been reliable—no error codes or mechanical failures in 2 years of service. Once it’s at the desired height, it’s plenty stable for a standard office setup. The memory function is a lifesaver (as always) and has remained accurate since day one. The trade-off you're making with higher end models is a slow motor and a bit more sensitivity when the motor is adjusting the desk height. My experience with higher-end desks that zip up and down, you’ll definitely notice the pace here. It’s a bit of a slow climber. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s the most obvious area where the "budget" nature shows. The desk features an anti-collision/safety stop that is incredibly sensitive. If you even add a small amount of weight while it’s in motion, it will stop. While I appreciate the safety aspect, it can be a bit finicky if you’re trying to multitask while adjusting the height. If you want a reliable standing desk without the "premium" tax, this is a fantastic option. Just be patient with the motor speed and keep your hands off the top while it’s moving.

This was easy to set up and has now been raising and lowering my dual monitors, oak top, and piles of desk junk multiple times a week for bout 4 months. I like the presents - they are fast and accurate. It is stable and quiet.

Great desk for the price. It’s life changing to be able to stand at my desk! This was pretty sturdy. Putting together was a little more difficult than the higher end version from this manufacturer. For reference I have 4 monitors with 2 stands and a keyboard on the desk. Desk rises and lowers easily.