The heart of the two height-adjustable desks is the premium keyboard, and it completes the overall concept. The controller is capable of storing up to four possible heights, and will display an LED indicator to let you know the height of the electric desk. The minimum height of a lifting column and the entire desk is also suitable for smaller people or children up to teens due to the low seating position of 58 cm on the E7 and 60 cm on the E8. Assembling the desk is a breeze, thanks to its quick-install design, which gets you up and running in less than 5 minutes.

It can fit things that lay flat, and what I’ve gotten to fit in there is a small notebook, a stack of papers, an over-ear headphone case, a big wallet, my checkbooks and some pens. Both the E8 and Q8 desks come with easy-to-follow instructions and all the necessary tools and hardware for assembly. For example, they mention that the rising mechanism works well, all of the USB ports are working fine, and the adjustment mechanism works perfectly. Additional features : the controller contains 2 USB ports, 1 USB-C port, a LED display that indicates the height of the desk and a child safety lock.Standing desks are starting to make their way into more and more offices and, as a result, are increasing substantially in their number of production. Another big difference between this desk and similar offerings from FlexiSpot is that the EG8 Comhar is only available in one size: 47. In addition to the wide range of Flexispot, both desk models, E7 and E8 from Flexispot, are very similar. The convenience with the electronic adjustment feature is that you could be in a meeting and seamlessly transition from sitting to standing, without losing a beat.

The desk is sleek and inobtrusive, well built, has good stability even at maximum height but it’s not without it’s compromises. We have brainstormed a list of their differences below to make things easier for you when deciding which one will be more suitable for your needs in the office! It’s a really inconvenient placement since you can’t tuck your chair under the desk when it’s not in use eg. Some say that it's the perfect desk for their daughter who has a low stool for a chair, and that it allows them to work while standing.

The three nested lifting columns support each other through the respective inner and outer walls of the lifting column in the maximum extended state. We have an elevator in our apartment building and I was able to slide the desk right into the elevator after exiting the package room.

When testing the Type A ports I was getting around 15w to charge my phone, but the Type C port would max out at 5-6w and regularly dip to only 2. By now you might think that I hated my time with the EW8, and it’s fair to say this is the longest adjustment period I’ve needed when swapping desks, but it’s also fair to say this isn’t just a desk, at least not in the traditional sense. Other than that, it’s a standing desk, so of course it transitions from the sitting to standing positions, and there’s some cool ways it does that. I know we’re starting on negative points, which is quite unusual for me, but let’s continue with another negative, the bar that stops you putting your feet where they want to go!These include the USB charging station, child lock, preset adjustments, electronic transitioning and desk drawer. I’ll be sure to update this review once I’ve dropped something stupid enough to break the glass, but it won’t be on purpose. FlexiSpot makes a lot of products for home offices, and for the moment, we’re very happy with the quality the brand provides! Accessories - From dual-monitor mounts to keyboard holders, privacy panels, and other fitness-related accessories, there are lots of ways to customize your sit-stand-move workspace.

Add in those handy-dandy power ports, a nifty drawer, anti-collision, and that stabilizer bar, and you’ve got yourself a standing desk that’s as beautiful as it is functional. The E8 desk can be adjusted between 60 cm and to 125 cm, while the Q8 desk can be adjusted around about the same length; 60 - 124cm. As the EG8 Comhar’s glass desktop may not be for everyone, FlexiSpot also makes a version of this desk with a wooden desktop. Read on to see how the Flexispot Comhar All-in-One Standing Desk (EG8B) earned our coveted Editor’s Choice award. In particular, I worry that since the control buttons are built into the desktop, if they ever stopped working, the entire desktop might need to be replaced.The Maple and White options come with white legs, whereas the Black desk is completely black from the desktop to the legs. FlexiSpot products have been thoroughly tested with numerous Fatigue tests, Pressure Tests, Vibration Tests, and Temperature Tests. They mention that the height adjustment feature is great, and the ability to pre-programme certain heights is great. Flexispot are aware of my problem and I’m speaking to their team to try to identify the cause and a resolution.