What defines it
From 73 to 114 cm in height
It must cover your two working heights: sitting (≈ 43% of your height) and standing (≈ 62%). The typical flaw of cheap ones is falling short at the top.
Lift with a single motor
Fine for light setups; if you will change posture daily, consider a dual motor with presets.
Up to 100 kg of equipment
Two monitors, an arm, a laptop and a dock add up to more than it seems. This is the limit declared by the manufacturer.
Editor's rating
0-10 scores calculated from manufacturer specs over our catalog's range — published method. They are not manufacturer figures.
Specifications
| Height range | 73-114 cm from the floor |
|---|---|
| Travel | 41 cm |
| Type | Electric standing desk |
| Motorisation | Single motor |
| Maximum load | 100 kg |
| Height presets | No |
| Desktop dimensions | 140 × 70 cm |
| Warranty | — |
| Other data | |
| Frame | Steel, black finish |
| Load | 100 kg declared maximum static load |
| Speed | 25 mm/s |
| Noise | Under 50 dB |
| Fit | Continuous, no steps; the manufacturer does not publish the number of presets for this reference |
Approximate specs from public listings, being verified with the manufacturer.
Pros and cons
- ✓ Holds 100 kg of equipment
- ✗ Short travel (41 cm): may be tight for standing work
- ✗ No height presets
- ✗ Only None years of warranty
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