Flexispot standing desk sale: Get up to 55% off desks, chairs, and more
Sitting all day isn't great for your health, and standing at a regular desk means asking for back pain and bad posture. FlexiSpot fixes both the problems with standing desks that make it easy to switch between sitting and standing throughout the day, and right now, the brand is running a big sale on its website and Amazon storefront, covering not just desks but also office chairs, treadmills, and other work-from-home gear.Desks start at just $130, with some of the best sellers at their lowest prices yet. This includes the E7 Pro, which is one of our editors' favorite standing desks, thanks to its heavy-duty build, smooth height dimensions, and impressive stability. After a $200 discount, it is down to $400.For those who want to get those leg muscles working even more, the Auto Incline treadmill can be grabbed for just $350. This one slides under your desk and lets you walk while you work. There's more, but here's the catch: the sale only runs for three more days, ending on May 5, and some limited-time deals might expire sooner. After that, FlexiSpot is set to increase prices across several of its popular categories. So, if you've been meaning to upgrade your setup, now's a smart time to shop before the new pricing kicks in.
The no-frills Flexispot Standing Desk moves quickly, smoothly, and quietly to reach your desired height. It's an affordable option for people who need a basic standing desk.
Flexispot's most premium and heavy-duty offering, the E7 Pro has a powerful motor, greater adjustability, and a semi-C Leg structure for added stability and comes with a 15-year warranty.
This E7 standing desk is designed for both durability and aesthetics. The built-in cable tray keeps desks clutter-free, and it can hold the weight of two adults.
A three-stage standing desk with dual motors for a steady lifting process and wide feet for more stability. It is available in multiple material options.
The Flexispot EN1 is the Amazon-exclusive offering of our best budget standing desk, but it lacks built-in cable management.
The C7 Max office chair features a five-level adjustable backrest and a multi-zone design for targeted support. It's available with or without a footrest.
The walking treadmill fits well under desks and offers six different workout modes with auto incline up to nine levels. It also comes with Bluetooth connectivity for added convenience.
While FlexiSpot offers a wide range of standing desks, the E2 Pro is a solid budget-friendly pick at $130. Our editors like it for its quiet performance and easy-to-use controls, making it ideal for a simple, no-fuss setup.If you need something more heavy-duty, the E7 Pro is built to handle up to 440 pounds. It is perfect for dual monitors or heavier equipment. It also includes a built-in USB charging port and lets you save your preferred height presets. Right now, it's $200 off, which makes it an even better deal.The FlexiSpot flash sale officially ends on May 5, but many deals are part of a limited-time offer and could expire sooner. Some discounts are only available while supplies last, so popular items may sell out fast. If there's something you've been eyeing, now's the time to lock it in.For more great discounts going on now, check out our roundup of the best streaming deals and mattress deals here.
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