These WIRED-Tested Standing Desks Are Already on Sale for Black Friday
Upgrade your workspace with discounts on WIRED-tested desks from Branch, Vari, FlexiSpot, and Uplift—plus a walking pad to keep things moving.
While Black Friday deals abound, WIRED takes a closer look at standing desks that are already discounted. For those with limited space, the compact standing desk recommended by WIRED Gear editor Julian Chokkattu is on sale for 20 percent off. This desk offers various add-ons, including a cable organizer and a tray for holding devices.
Another highly regarded standing desk, favored by WIRED Gear editor Julian Chokkattu, boasts a classic four-legged design. With options for two different wood-grain desk tops and two leg colors, it's easy to set up. Chokkattu appreciated the two wood-grain desk and leg color choices, which arrived pre-assembled.
The Vari ComfortEdge standing desk received praise from both former WIRED director Martin Cizmar and former WIRED reviewer Matthew Korfhage. They highlighted its exceptional adjustability, easy assembly, and lifetime warranty as standout features. The sloped front edge enables comfortable forearm rest, while the wide height range accommodates even taller individuals and those using a walking pad.
FlexiSpot's basic model has been a reliable choice for years. Assembly was somewhat challenging, but the generously sized worktop was easy to clean, and the steel base adjusted smoothly. It comfortably accommodated a user's 5'6" height while on a walking pad.
For those seeking a stylish option, the walnut-top desk offers ample space for a monitor, speakers, and other essentials. What sets it apart is the wide array of accessories available to customize the desk to individual preferences. These include a mountable surge protector, a DuoMount power strip with outlets and USB inputs integrated into the desk surface, and cable sleeves to organize cords.
Lastly, a walking pad deal is highlighted as an early Black Friday offer. Ranked as the most versatile option in WIRED's guide to the best walking pads, this product offers an excellent discount. WIRED contributing reviewer Kristen Canning praised its user-friendly app and the ability to double as a stable treadmill with a handlebar suitable for running at top speeds.
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