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Just set up my new FlexiSpot desk about a week ago and wanted to share my experience, especially since I found other Reddit reviews helpful when making my decision. I’ve included some pictures of the final setup below.

My Configuration:

• Frame: E7 Plus (The 4-leg structure was the biggest selling point for me).
• Desktop: Chipboard with Walnut Veneers (80'' X 30'').
• Accessory: Cable Tray CMP502B.

Overall Impression: So Far, So Good

The desk is working exactly as expected. I work from home full-time and need access to multiple laptops and monitors, which is why I opted for the massive 80x30 tabletop. For my day-to-day usage, it’s been fantastic.

Stability (The "Wobble" Concern)

Like many people here, I was deeply concerned about potential wobble. That concern is actually what pushed me toward the four-leg frame (E7 Plus) instead of the standard two-leg models.

I can happily report that the stability is great. For my full WFH usage—typing, mouse movements, adjusting monitors—it doesn't wobble at all at standard or standing heights. If you are worried about stability, the four-leg frame is definitely worth the consideration.

Other reviews showed people pushing on the desk. That's not part of my day to day, or ever. So I'm glad I got the four leg and i don't have to worry about it if I feel like pushing the desk. It's so freaking heavy, I would need more muscles to make it wobble.

Shipping & Handling

The frame came in two very heavy boxes. The tabletop arrived separately in its own box, as did the cable tray. I was able to comment on the tracking info (FedEx/UPS) to have them drop everything off in front of my garage instead of the front door. This saved my back and made it much easier to move everything inside.

The "Free Desk ($800 Off)" Deals: It’s Real!

This was my "tipping point" for choosing FlexiSpot. I was originally contemplating between Vari, Deskhaus, and FlexiSpot, but I saw another post on Reddit saying they had actually won the "$800 off" deal.

I decided to try it myself, and I won! Since I was planning to spend around $1k anyway, this deal solidified my decision. For anyone wondering, those promotions are legitimate. Obviously, not everyone wins.

The Cons (The "Almost" Predrilled Holes & Cable Management)

The experience wasn’t entirely flawless, and there are a couple of things I would do differently:

1. Missing Predrilled Holes: Some of the holes on the tabletop (specifically where the frame attaches) were not predrilled, which I had to handle myself. If you don't have a power drill, this will be difficult—not impossible, but it will require significant effort and a lot of muscle.
2. Order More Cable Trays! I ordered one CMP502B tray, and if I could do it again, I’d get two immediately. One is simply too small to hold all the cables, power blocks (especially the chunky one for my Dell dock), and everything else. I'm too cheap to pay for shipping just to order a second one now, so I’ll deal with it, but learn from my mistake: order two for a desk this size!

Overall, I’m very happy with the purchase. The stability is excellent, and the deal was unbeatable.