BEST Standing Desk for Tall People? - Flexispot E7 Plus and E7Q
Vložit
- čas přidán 4. 03. 2024
- About:
In this video, Corey reviews the E7Q and E7 Plus from Flexispot! These two desks are fantastic because they have such a high range at maximum height, providing excellent options for taller folks. Let's check them out!
@flexispotus
www.flexispot.com/
Use code "reddit85" for 15% off!
#standingdesks #risingdesks #flexispot
This channel is devoted to reviewing items for big and tall people! I love to watch people review things to make sure they fit with my size, so I want to provide that service.
Size:
6'10"
350lbs
42" Waist
38" Inseam
Have something you want me to review? Leave a comment below or send me an email at: freakytallreviews@gmail.com
FOLLOW ME:
Instagram: / freakytallreviews
Facebook: Freaky-Tall-...
Patreon: / freakytallreviews
Twitter: / freakytallcorey
Gear used to film this video:
Camera - amzn.to/3tC3Fai
Tripod - amzn.to/2ZPbxc7
Microphone - amzn.to/30eoZqa
Lighting - amzn.to/3ccNfvf
Hair Light - amzn.to/2XFZz1S
DISCLAIMER: This video and description contain affiliate links which means I receive a small commission on a purchase without additional cost to you, if you buy something through my links. Thank you for supporting the channel!
Good to see you back with new content!
Those desks look really nice! Everyone needs a stand up desk!
Excellent video. I set up my E7Q (Odin) about 2 weeks ago, and really like it. It's very stable at height (I'm 6'4, so have it at 45.3"), although there is a little wobble for anything on an adjustable arm. Ultimately not really that much of an issue. I did a lot of research pre-purchase, and the only alternative I would have gone for would be the Deskhaus, but those are hard to get in Canada. I'm happy with my E7Q.
Thanks for the great review! Was just looking at these desk and am also fairly tall 😄
I appreciate you soo much. Please keep doing these product reviews I'm 6'7" and really appreciate the review... THANK YOU
Excellent review
Thank you for this! I sit virtually all day and each standing desk I've looked at is just a bit too short.
Very interesting! I've never even thought about a standing desk because I never thought I'd ever find one that would fit me. I'll definitely keep these desks in mind, for the future.
These are great. Corey, you do a fantastic review every time. Thank you.
Thank! Great to see you again and I appreciate you watching!
These are super solid desks brother!! Four motors and it moved really well!!!
Autonomous desks are also fantastic. Glad to hear there are options.
It's very weird to tune into one of these and find somebody whose ergonomic calculation is the same as mine. I like the fact that the Flexispots go a little higher than I need. An inch-and-a-half taller than the Uplift 4-leg (unless you buy a 1.75" solid wood surface) makes a difference.
I’m 6’4” so I know I’m a peewee compared to so many subscribers. I just wanted to let you know I appreciate these videos very much. Thank you.
You're tall in my book! Thank you for watching!
Plan to use it for a reloading bench. I'm glad i found this video and your honesty is appreciated.
I didn't see the working load weight.??
These desks are 🆒. Glad you’re back!
Thank you for watching!
My body my choice. Well said.
One thing I wish standing desks had was a mechanism to raise the monitor off the desktop when the height is raised. I find myself looking down at the screen when I adjust my desk to standing.
Yes I had this problem, and that's a great idea that I should have discussed in the video. I picked up Atdec monitor holders for my dual curved monitors, and arms for my other ones so that I can keep them all at a good height. But I will say that as taller folk we tend to have this problem because the desk height itself is not enough. When you can actually position the standing height in the correct proportion of where it would be in relation to sitting, then you'll actually find it's not that bad.
Can you only attach a desktop for both frames at the legs or near the center of the frame as well?
This video came to me at the right time! I am researching standing desks but I'd prefer L-shaped if I could find one. I'll keep these in mind though since they seem to be long enough for my needs
so FlexiSpot does have L-shaped ones! Although they don't reach over 50". I actually haven't found any desks that can reach out 50" that are L-shaped, but they get pretty close.
@@FreakyTallReviews That is great to know! Thank you so much
I am just a ditsy short blonde, but couldn't you get two of them to make an L?
@@FLGurl I mean technically I could, but then I'd have to adjust 2 desks, and pay for and build 2 desks. With an L-shaped desk it meets the spacing requirements I need for 2 monitors, a medium sized PC case, and a console if I so choose
@@Cthu1hu As the saying goes, measure twice and cut once. Just trying to help out. 🤗
Hey! I’m hoping you’ll be able to help my out as I have a very specific use case for a standing desk.
I am a tattoo artist and building an electric tattoo bed to save my back a bit, I know the weight capacity for each of these desks, but in your opinion do you think these desks would feel sturdy enough to raise and lower with a person laying on top of them?
The last thing I would want is for clients to feel as though the table is wobbly and could collapse while being tattooed 😂
Hi! Need a recommendation for a big and tall rolling work briefcase asap!! Father's Day 💐
What are the 2 curved ultrawide monitors you have on the right side of the desk?
4 legs on a standing desk is fantastic
It really is and is the biggest difference maker for standing desks now that I have these. More companies should consider this for stability, even at lower heights.
I am 16 years old and 6,3 foot tall. Got bad posture because of small chairs in my school. What would you recomend, a chair cushion or chair height raiser thing that you reviewed a year ago?
So my issue with cushions are that they can elevate your lower back too high, causing the lumbar support to not be in the right spot. With that said, I think a cushion would be more effective than raising a chair height.
@@FreakyTallReviews So you are saying that cushioms are bad for lower back but you are recomending me to use cushion instead of chair riser
No, I'm saying that cushions can potentially be bad for the back because if you aren't able to adjust the height of your lumbar then the cushion would negate the back support provided by the chair. So it depends on the chair. But a chair riser has no bearing on how your back feels because it just means your legs might have more room, but that doesn't change the density of the seat or other support areas. Your height is much easier to find a suitable chair with so I recommend seeing what budget office chair options are available vs a cushion if you can.
I would go with the Q - over the lifetime of a piece of furniture like this the extra 500 dollars is of almost no consequence. When is the video where we can discuss how Jason Voorhees is superior in every way to Michael Myers? :P
I was ALMOST about to heart your message until I read the utter blasphemy at the end of your sentence! Without Michael, there would be no Jason, or any other slasher. Also, Michael currently holds more total kills at 161 than Jason does at 151, lol.
But totally agree that it's worth the extra money. The Plus is fantastic, but I'm a believer in "buy once, cry once", so I would rather just buy it one time and never again. Either way, both of these desks are absolute beasts!
You never did your secret lab follow up :(
Desk Haus is superior quality and 20 year warranty.
I have the plus and it’s great. Got it for 250 off too. They have lots of sales.
man i wish this desks were more stable, a wobbly desk is a no go for me, i prefer to stay with a trash desk with monitors mounted to the wall to avoid transfer of movement.
Hey! I’m hoping you’ll be able to help my out as I have a very specific use case for a standing desk.
I am a tattoo artist and building an electric tattoo bed to save my back a bit, I know the weight capacity for each of these desks, but in your opinion do you think these desks would feel sturdy enough to raise and lower with a person laying on top of them?
The last thing I would want is for clients to feel as though the table is wobbly and could collapse while being tattooed 😂