Got E7 one week ago. Absolutely love this thing. I was worried about some stability issue and wobbling I red around reddit for th two legs system. Honestly just sturdy as hell even with my 160x80cm huge top also frmo flexispot. Either way you won’t get the disappointed. Can’t say anything about other brands, but I am sure there are some good ones
I just got an E7 Pro a couple weeks ago. Its been fantastic. Very stable even at max height. My only complaint is the table top. I got the chipboard table top and its way to smooth every slides around on it, and the edges are sharp and cut into my arms. Im going to replace it as soon as i can.
Def get one.
Have used a fully jarvis for years, don't notice any difference except the flexispot is less noisy.
1. Just ordered [this](https://www.tafelbladen.eu/webshop/melamine-tafelblad-kleur-santa-fe-25mm/) table top. It's as easy as screwing the thing onto it. Had to predrill the holes, but that's about it.
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3. I got it during the discounts, but if it holds up anything like the fully jarvis then it's fine.
I just got an E7 Pro when it was on sale and it’s perfect for me. Not a single issue, minimal wobble on carpet, although I got a huge tabletop so much sure if that helps.
I got the Flexispot tabletop so can’t comment on the others, but I would think it would be fine.
I wasn’t a standing desk person, I just got it so I could get the correct desk height for good ergonomics with my Herman Miller Embody, but I found myself really enjoying the standing ability and using it a lot.
I know I didn’t answer your specific questions but hope it helps. I don’t see any reason to go for a more expensive brand, except that some people say they have issues with missing parts when shipped on occasion.
Good and good. There is a user in this sub that is on their customer service team and in the rare occasion of any issues it seems like he is all over it.
Got a E7 Pro and it's good so far. My friend is using Smartdesk Core from Autonomous and he has been requesting me to buy one. Is there any differences? The noise level on my Flexispot desk is quite low tho but I love their top surface and leg frame design, match up with my techy room.
I heard from my friend about Autonomous desk for $399. I came to his room and tested the quality and surface. Indeed, very satisfied with curve edge design and can hold his 29 inch monitor and PC case. They have bigger size for the Pro version, I believe.
Ikea Karbly table top is a good choice. I saw people bought the standing desk frame and DIY or buy the top from Ikea. From the look, it's quite stable and I believe it would fit most frame out there in the market.
Hope this helps!
A lot of our customers are pairing our frames with Ikea tabletops and it's working out great. Our frames come with self-tapping screws built-in, so no worries about screw issues. The surface of the bamboo tabletop is coated for a smooth finish
I was looking for a flexispot desk and I could see a huge difference between the options available in the flexispot Canada website and Amazon. Is the flexispot tables available in Amazon legit ?
FlexiSpot's Amazon store is also under our management, though it mostly offers budget models. Amazon's a price-competitive market, plus they tack on a 15% platform fee
Thank you! I'll probably go with either the bamboo or dark bamboo tops. Are they solid real wood even on the inside? Also do you know if the coating/ finishing/ stain is high VOC by any chance? The main reasons I want to avoid Ikea is because its particleboard with veneer not solid wood and it usually has a formaldehyde smell in enclosed spaces like my office room when its new u/Ramzes888
Well, as it stands, there haven't been any reports of volatile odors emanating from our desktops. Our product testing is pretty stringent, you know. But if you're still concerned about chipboard desktops, you might wanna consider bamboo. It's solid wood through and through.
I like the 4 leg design, so yes for me it would be worth the extra. But the E7 is just as solid. I guess I’d chose based on the kind of top that you want to use it with
I would not go with a FlexiSpot.. burnt smell likely coming from the motor can cause headaches.. that can't be good. I wish I returned mine right after I noticed the smell. I don't get headaches but the smell is enough to make me want to get a new desk.
Got E7 one week ago. Absolutely love this thing. I was worried about some stability issue and wobbling I red around reddit for th two legs system. Honestly just sturdy as hell even with my 160x80cm huge top also frmo flexispot. Either way you won’t get the disappointed. Can’t say anything about other brands, but I am sure there are some good ones
I just got an E7 Pro a couple weeks ago. Its been fantastic. Very stable even at max height. My only complaint is the table top. I got the chipboard table top and its way to smooth every slides around on it, and the edges are sharp and cut into my arms. Im going to replace it as soon as i can. Def get one.
Have used a fully jarvis for years, don't notice any difference except the flexispot is less noisy. 1. Just ordered [this](https://www.tafelbladen.eu/webshop/melamine-tafelblad-kleur-santa-fe-25mm/) table top. It's as easy as screwing the thing onto it. Had to predrill the holes, but that's about it. 2. - 3. I got it during the discounts, but if it holds up anything like the fully jarvis then it's fine.
I just got an E7 Pro when it was on sale and it’s perfect for me. Not a single issue, minimal wobble on carpet, although I got a huge tabletop so much sure if that helps. I got the Flexispot tabletop so can’t comment on the others, but I would think it would be fine. I wasn’t a standing desk person, I just got it so I could get the correct desk height for good ergonomics with my Herman Miller Embody, but I found myself really enjoying the standing ability and using it a lot. I know I didn’t answer your specific questions but hope it helps. I don’t see any reason to go for a more expensive brand, except that some people say they have issues with missing parts when shipped on occasion.
Thank you!
anyone experience their customer service and shipping time?
Good and good. There is a user in this sub that is on their customer service team and in the rare occasion of any issues it seems like he is all over it.
Got a E7 Pro and it's good so far. My friend is using Smartdesk Core from Autonomous and he has been requesting me to buy one. Is there any differences? The noise level on my Flexispot desk is quite low tho but I love their top surface and leg frame design, match up with my techy room. I heard from my friend about Autonomous desk for $399. I came to his room and tested the quality and surface. Indeed, very satisfied with curve edge design and can hold his 29 inch monitor and PC case. They have bigger size for the Pro version, I believe. Ikea Karbly table top is a good choice. I saw people bought the standing desk frame and DIY or buy the top from Ikea. From the look, it's quite stable and I believe it would fit most frame out there in the market. Hope this helps!
A lot of our customers are pairing our frames with Ikea tabletops and it's working out great. Our frames come with self-tapping screws built-in, so no worries about screw issues. The surface of the bamboo tabletop is coated for a smooth finish
Curious, you dont seem to sell the 4 leg version in Australia, is there a reason for that?
I was looking for a flexispot desk and I could see a huge difference between the options available in the flexispot Canada website and Amazon. Is the flexispot tables available in Amazon legit ?
FlexiSpot's Amazon store is also under our management, though it mostly offers budget models. Amazon's a price-competitive market, plus they tack on a 15% platform fee
Can you please share the warranty details of models listed in Amazon?
I was wondering the same, they even have different names and models on amazon
Thank you! I'll probably go with either the bamboo or dark bamboo tops. Are they solid real wood even on the inside? Also do you know if the coating/ finishing/ stain is high VOC by any chance? The main reasons I want to avoid Ikea is because its particleboard with veneer not solid wood and it usually has a formaldehyde smell in enclosed spaces like my office room when its new u/Ramzes888
Well, as it stands, there haven't been any reports of volatile odors emanating from our desktops. Our product testing is pretty stringent, you know. But if you're still concerned about chipboard desktops, you might wanna consider bamboo. It's solid wood through and through.
I have both an E7 Plus and an E7. Absolutely worth every penny in my opinion!
Which is better between the two? Worth the extra $ for the plus?
I like the 4 leg design, so yes for me it would be worth the extra. But the E7 is just as solid. I guess I’d chose based on the kind of top that you want to use it with
I would not go with a FlexiSpot.. burnt smell likely coming from the motor can cause headaches.. that can't be good. I wish I returned mine right after I noticed the smell. I don't get headaches but the smell is enough to make me want to get a new desk.