FLEXISPOT Comhar EW8 Electric Standing Desk Home Office Electric Height Adjustable Standing Desk Sit Stand Desk with 120 * 60cm White Top (White Frame+White Top)

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If you’re looking for a standing desk that’s a step or three above the rest, consider the Flexispot Comhar All-in-One Standing Desk (EG8B). The desk's construction is robust and stable, thanks to the powder-coated steel tubing used for the frame.

In this review, I’ll cover what makes the FlexiSpot Comhar Standing Desk one of the best standing desk options on the market for your home office. 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. If you’re concerned about visible cables and enjoy the satisfaction of tidy cable management, this adjustable desk is perfectly suited to your needs! When he's not field testing new gear in the Catskills, Adirondacks, or an actual field, he can be found sipping Negronis in his living room and crafting Dr.

While we wish the drawer itself was a bit deeper, this would take away from the thin look of the EG8 Comhar’s desk frame. The range is huge, and it can be raised and lowered at will, making it suitable for people who work at home.

It all goes together with a total of 16 hex-key bolts like other well-known flat-packed furniture, and there’s not even any trim or padding parts that need to be added aside from the cable support which ideally you want to keep away from your feet and close to a power socket. As for the FlexiSpot standing desks, this is where we have the most experience: me, with my Comhar standing desk from FlexiSpot, and Dan has the FlexiSpot E7 Standing Desk. The differences between the Flexispot E7 and E8 are small and hardly recognizable: While the Flexispot E7 is 600 grams lighter, the E8 can be set a total of two centimeters higher.The desk's motor is robust and provides a smooth transition from 72 to 121cm, making it suitable for users of different heights. The Kana Pro Bamboo is another unique looking standing desk from FlexiSpot that also features a USB charging port on its keypad. Due to limited space I wasn’t able to set up a camera to take you through the assembly experience with me, and after opening the box I was glad I didn’t because it would have taken longer to set up the tripod and find an angle that worked than it did to put the desk together. The E8 desk has a more traditional design and higher weight capacity, while the Q8 desk has a unique design and versatility.

In short, the Flexispot EW8 electric sit/stand desk is a versatile choice that combines modern design, practical features and a focus on comfort to create a healthy, productive working environment. Granted, standing in place for extended periods can be just as detrimental to your spine as too much sitting, so it’s important to find the proper mobility balance throughout any given workday. As an absolute upgrade to the company’s early models (such as the EN1B or R4830B), the EG8B makes a compelling case for itself, especially when it comes to those baked-in power ports. The legs have these caps on the end of them that help make small adjustments to prevent any wobbling. It could have been easily fixed by setting that crossbar further back or changing it’s shape so it wasn’t going to interfere with seated use.

A factory-installed crossbeam greatly simplifies the setup process, freeing up time so you can get back to what matters most. In the interest of full transparency, whenever we receive a product to test that is either dead on arrival or fails during testing, we will report that to the company and usually get a replacement without mentioning it in the review. After working with the TechRadar Pro team for the last several years, Anthony is now the security and networking editor at Tom’s Guide where he covers everything from data breaches and ransomware gangs to the best way to cover your whole home or business with Wi-Fi. 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.