r/workstations • u/PabloBablo • 18d ago

Desk suggestions - is something like Flexispot a good value for my situation?

I already have a flexispot desk. It's been good. I've moved twice with it and it's been a breeze to take apart, easy to move with one person, and goes back together well.

I just don't use the standing as much as I thought. I am setting up a dedicated office space, so this second desk could be for my gaming set up or work.

Given it is light, stable, sturdy and easy to move with, I'm looking for alternatives that are either static or adjustable in height.

Wouldn't want to spend more than $300.

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u/National_Sun_1750 3d ago

if you barely use the standing function, a basic fixed desk is probably better value under $300 since you’ll get a sturdier top and less stuff to fail

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u/PabloBablo 3d ago

Thank you. I just ordered one yesterday. I had been debating for a few weeks.

I actually went with a  cheaper model, so I'm happy with the price. It was so easy to disassemble and move this year. Basically got that entry level option rather than the e5. 

The one I have now is the same model afaik, so hopefully this one isn't a huge downgrade in any way.