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By Laura Tucker
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You read that right. A FREE adjustable desk through the FlexiSpot Brand Day Sale. But even if you aren’t lucky enough to get a free desk, you can still get one for up to 50% off. You determine the savings. At the very least, you’ll save £150 ($187.89).

One of the featured items in the FlexiSpot Brand Day Sale is the E7 PRO Next-Generation Height Adjustable Desk. This is just the frame of the desk, but you can add your own desktop or purchase one from FlexiSpot for an additional fee in a variety of finishes: maple, white, black, mahogany, etc.

The semi-C leg structure of the desk provides more stability and space. Individual drive motors power each leg, allowing for a flexible height and heavy-duty capacity of up to 160kg (350+ lbs.). Set it to a height comfortable for you to stand or sit.

Flexispot E7 Pro Integrated Keypad USB Port

A 3-in-1 integrated keypad is concealed within the desk, yet in an easy-to-reach position. Program your desk via the keypad through four preset heights. It also includes a USB port to charge your phone or another device. Don’t worry about your settings being changed without your knowledge, as a child lock will prevent changes by kids or pets.

Underneath the E7 PRO Next-Generation Height Adjustable Desk is magnetic concealed cable management. Keep all your cables organized, concealed, and out of the way. Self-gripping tape and cable clips are included as well to aid in organizing the cables. It’s also a great way to store your headphones.

The FlexiSpot E7 PRO Next-Generation Height Adjustable Desk is normally £499.99 ($626.41). However, the FlexiSpot Brand Day Sale is running through May 17. If you are one of the first 40 orders between May 13 and May 17, you will get it for free. Additionally, there are 10 E7 Pros that will be given away for 50% off, 30 at £200 ($250) off, 350 at £170 (213.01) off, and an unlimited quantity at £150 ($187.89) off.

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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