Too much sitting takes a toll on the body. Even with the most ergonomic chairs, there’s a limit to how much you can sit without experiencing some lower back pain. Luckily, there’s a solution that lets you work productively without being glued to a chair. It’s the standing desk, available in various shapes, sizes, and price ranges.
For most people, I recommend the FlexiSpot E7 Pro for $530 (was $640) at FlexiSpot. This desk sailed through our tests under review. It’s well-built, stable, includes cable management and a host of sizes and styles for any work area. And it’s well-priced compared to the competition, too.
But it’s not the only one on sale right now. So, I’ve checked for the top standing desk deals, discounts, and sales on out top sit-stand models and those at prices I think offer genuine value for money. For more top picks, we’ve tested out all the best standing desks.
Best standing desk deals: Quick links
- Amazon: Standing desk deals for every kind of workspace
- Best Buy: Deals on budget standing desks
- Walmart: Standing desk deals from under $100
- Eureka Ergonomic: Seriously stylish executive standing desks
- FlexiSpot: Big office chair and standing desks deals
- Herman Miller: Rare savings on the office furniture icon
- Uplift: Save up to $670 on standing desks
- Vari: Save on well-built desks and chairs
Flagship standing desk deals
Standing desk deals with storage
Space-saver and budget standing desk deals
We’ve covered in depth what to look for from a standing desk, but one question we see come up a lot is what sort of height range should you be looking for in a sit-stand model. Here’s what we’ve found based on our tests.
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User height |
Desk height |
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Under 5’4″ |
23 – 42in |
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Between 5’4″ and 6′ |
25 – 47in |
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Over 6′ |
28 – 51in or above |
