Save $120 on a FlexiSpot E7 Standing Desk

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Seeing itself as the “top standing desk brand in the U.K.,” FlexiSpot is stretching beyond that to encourage everyone to care for themselves. They’re running flash deals throughout the next two weeks to help promote this. One of these deals is on the FlexiSpot E7 Standing Desk Pro. Save £120 and buy it for £399.99.

This desk features a dual-motor lifting system that allows you to transfer easily from standing to sitting to help promote that self-care. It features maximum stability even at the highest setting. The maximum lifting speed of 3.8cm/s takes place with the touch of a button, even under the maximum weight capacity of 125kg.

Flexispot Self Care Sale E7 Pro

Powder-coated steel tubing helps support the desk frame while also resisting scratches and stains. An anti-collision function ensures you will remain safe at the desk, as it’s prevented from sustaining damage or crushing other objects in its path while its in motion. The desk additionally offers a sound level of less than 50dB and a height range from 58cm to 123cm.

While it’s important to have a safe, functional desk, aesthetics are important as well. The FlexiSpot E7 Standing Desk Pro surface is eco-friendly as well and designed to last years, leading to less waste. You have the choice of bamboo, laminate, or solid wood. To aid in that aesthetic, a cable management system will keep your cables and wires tucked away, lessening the chance of tripping.

Be sure to check out the E7 Standing Desk Pro and other standing desks that will “promote the importance of health and well-being while working” in the FlexiSpot Self-Care Sale from now until June 20. It’s all designed to help you relax with good posture and health.

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