Electric Standing Desk, 55 x 28 in - Black
The 55 by 28 inch black desk: the first width in the range where two monitors and paper coexist.

Three screens or work plus a hobby
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Past a certain point a desk stops being a place to work and starts being a bench that also holds a computer. At 70.9 by 29.5 inches this is that desk: room for three monitors in a row, or for a keyboard at one end and a soldering mat, sewing machine or drawing board at the other. The load rating steps up to 220 lbs to match, which is what makes the second use realistic rather than theoretical.
This is the one build in the range that is genuinely a two-person job from start to finish. The top is close to six feet long and flexes if it is lifted from the middle, so support it at both ends when turning it over. Once the frame is on, the desk is stiff and stays that way.
| Desktop | 70.9 x 29.5 in |
| Height range | 28.35 to 46.46 in |
| Lift | Electric, memory keypad |
| Memory presets | 4 |
| Load capacity | 220 lb |
| Frame | Carbon steel |
| Top | Laminated engineered wood |
| Colour | Black |
| Colour | Black |
| Model reference | B0DGSH4GR1 |
Figures as published for this model. Anything that has never been published is left out rather than estimated.
The same figures as every other page in this section, lined up against the section itself. Being the biggest at something is not the same as being the best at it, so the last column says where a number puts this model and leaves the judgement to you.
| Figure | This model | All 8 desks | Where that puts it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top width | 70.9 in | 35.4 to 70.9 in | The widest of the 7 |
| Top depth | 29.5 in | 19.7 to 29.5 in | The deepest of the 7 |
| Load rating | 220 lb | 176 to 220 lb | The strongest of the 8 |
| Lowest height | 28.35 in | 18.9 to 28.35 in | The lowest of the 8 |
| Highest height | 46.46 in | 28.3 to 46.46 in | The tallest of the 8 |
Ranges cover only the desks that publish the figure at all; a model that has never published one is left out of that row rather than counted as a zero. Top width and top depth are compared between straight tops only, since the second figure on an L-shaped top is the length of the return and not a depth, so those two rows count fewer desks than the 8 above.
Figures on which this model beats every cheaper desk in the section, rather than beating a convenient one.
Of the 8 desks in this section this is the most expensive, against $104.99 at the bottom of the section. It carries a published list price of $349.99, so the figure above is below that rather than the usual asking price.
Against everything cheaper in the section it is ahead on two figures: top width at 70.9 in and top depth at 29.5 in. That is the useful comparison, because it is the part of the price you can point at.
It carries 11,697 customer reviews at 4.5 out of five, with 1 of the other 7 rated higher. Those numbers come from the retail listing and are reproduced rather than curated, including when they are unflattering.
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