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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Nov 7, 2025 5:36 PM

FlexiSpot Standing Desks: 48"W Electric Adjustable Standing Desk (5 Colors)

$90

$200

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Staples has Select FlexiSpot Sit & Stand Desks on sale below. Shipping is free.

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    • This sale price on the FlexiSpot ET155E matches this similar FrontPage Deal back in May 2025.
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Staples has Select FlexiSpot Sit & Stand Desks on sale below. Shipping is free.

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Offer:
    • This sale price on the FlexiSpot ET155E matches this similar FrontPage Deal back in May 2025.
  • Staples Return Policy:
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Just FYI I got the bamboo and it started bubbling within a month. Got a replacement and that also started bubbling.
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Just a heads up that the height range for both models is 28.2" - 45.7". The minimum height may be an issue for shorter folks, unless you add a keyboard tray. I've noticed the models with a greater height range are more expensive, probably because they use the 3-stage mechanism instead of 2-stage.
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Just FYI I got the bamboo and it started bubbling within a month. Got a replacement and that also started bubbling.
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Quote from memarr7 :
Just FYI I got the bamboo and it started bubbling within a month. Got a replacement and that also started bubbling.
Wow, good to know, and surprising considering the cost.
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24 inches is literally the bare minimum depth I would ever consider for a desk for "casual" computer users- and for me personally (and anyone who spends 1+ hours at their computer daily, I would never go below 28 inches. A monitor and keyboard takes up way more space than you might expect and you will very quickly regret getting too shallow of a desk.
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Quote from brucedc :
People still prefer sitting. It's hard to sleep at work while standing.

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gamespeedNov 8, 2025 8:58 PM
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Quote from Nate650 :
Just a heads up that the height range for both models is 28.2" - 45.7". The minimum height may be an issue for shorter folks, unless you add a keyboard tray. I've noticed the models with a greater height range are more expensive, probably because they use the 3-stage mechanism instead of 2-stage.
Second this. I'm 5'9 and I own both kinds. 28 inch is slightly higher than optimal height for me, and I had to get a keyboard tray to make the keyboard a bit lower. But keyboard tray doesn't work well if your keyboard is a bit higher, like advantage2 or some other ergonomic ones. And those keyboards would require a lower desk height, to keep your hands at the same height when sitting. And the tray isn't as stable as the desk top itself. It's best to spend a few minutes to learn what's the most ergonomic sitting position so you can work out the best desk height for you, before making the purchase.
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Quote from kingchicken :
From the product photos, it looks like E2 is one piece tabletop, whereas ET155E has two pieces put together.
From 48" product description - The ET155E's thicker and whole-piece desktop design ensures a smooth work experience.
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McMikeMacNov 8, 2025 9:39 PM
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Any experience with how sturdy this would be for the movement of a 3D printer?
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PenguinaNov 8, 2025 10:42 PM
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Does anyone know if there has enough room in the back & underside (and around the back corner) with enough room that I can clamp a LG 32" Ultrafine Ergo Monitor (that's the clamp style) that has 4 inch on the top & 3.5 inches where the round clamp tightens down without hitting any sort of underside support structure?
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zertmasterNov 9, 2025 1:00 AM
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Quote from memarr7 :
Just FYI I got the bamboo and it started bubbling within a month. Got a replacement and that also started bubbling.
I didn't have the bubbling issue. But i have had issues with cracking. I got a bunch of cracks in many places running along the grain of the bamboo. And i added their PC tower holder. And the bracket ripped out of the bamboo and my PC came crashing to the floor.

However i don't know if the tower holder was recommended for use with the bamboo top or not. Looks like they stopped making the one i have. But they make a newer model. Which I wouldn't recommend if you have the bamboo top.
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zertmasterNov 9, 2025 1:14 AM
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Quote from Penguina :
Does anyone know if there has enough room in the back & underside (and around the back corner) with enough room that I can clamp a LG 32" Ultrafine Ergo Monitor (that's the clamp style) that has 4 inch on the top & 3.5 inches where the round clamp tightens down without hitting any sort of underside support structure?
The supports are in the center of the desk. Basically "I" shaped. And should be out of the way of most clamps.
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Hefewe1zenNov 9, 2025 1:19 PM
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Quote from SharpLake2934 :
I didn't have the bubbling issue. But i have had issues with cracking. I got a bunch of cracks in many places running along the grain of the bamboo. And i added their PC tower holder. And the bracket ripped out of the bamboo and my PC came crashing to the floor.

However i don't know if the tower holder was recommended for use with the bamboo top or not. Looks like they stopped making the one i have. But they make a newer model. Which I wouldn't recommend if you have the bamboo top.
Is it veneer or some sort of vinyl wrap?
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Hefewe1zenNov 9, 2025 1:21 PM
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Quote from GimmieDeal :
24 inches is literally the bare minimum depth I would ever consider for a desk for "casual" computer users- and for me personally (and anyone who spends 1+ hours at their computer daily, I would never go below 28 inches. A monitor and keyboard takes up way more space than you might expect and you will very quickly regret getting too shallow of a desk.
I imagine you'd want a monitor arm with a more shallow desk to get more usable space. I'm debating between this or one of the desks that have the secondary shelf you can put your screens on and stash keyboard etc under. Though that monitors may end up being too high then.

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Nov 9, 2025 3:23 PM
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zertmasterNov 9, 2025 3:23 PM
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Quote from Hefewe1zen :
Is it veneer or some sort of vinyl wrap?
Veneer or some other kind of lamentation. It has a plastic like feel to it.
Last edited by SharpLake2934 November 9, 2025 at 07:29 AM.

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