The FlexiSpot E7L Pro L-Shaped Standing Desk: An Honest Review

Brian D. Bradley

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a picture of flexispot's E7L Pro L-Shaped Standing Desk. The top is bamboo and the frame is white.

Thank you, FlexiSpot, for sending me this E7L Pro L-Shaped Standing Desk in exchange for an honest review.

I’ve used FlexiSpot gear before, including their standing desk converter and the E7 Premium, so when they asked if I wanted to try the L-shaped version, I was all in. More space? More stability? Yes, please. 

First Impressions (And Heavy Lifting)

The E7L Pro L-Shaped Standing Desk showed up in several boxes, including the bamboo desktop (which looks fantastic) and the seriously solid white frame. Heads up: the frame is heavy, which is actually great—it means this thing is built to last. But if you’re not into lifting 50+ lbs solo, call in a favor from a friend.

The assembly looked a little intense at first glance—there are a lot of parts. But once I found FlexiSpot’s video guide, things clicked into place (literally). The process took just over an hour, and that includes time spent staring at screws wondering where I left my Allen wrench. Spoiler: it was in the box.

a collage of two images showing the boxes that a flexispot desk comes in

a collage of two images that show the parts of furniture before it is assembled

Desk, Meet Real Life

Right away, I noticed how roomy this desk is. The L-shape gives you so much surface area—I’ve got a laptop, second monitor, notepad, a charging station, and somehow still have space for snacks and a plant I’ll probably forget to water. Everything fits, and nothing feels crowded.

The triple motor system makes raising and lowering the desk super smooth. The controls are super sensitive. You barely have to touch them to activate the thing!  I set my sitting and standing presets in seconds, and the desk adjusts with zero wobble. I’m tall, and the E7L actually works for my height—no more slouching or bumping knees on the underside.

a view of a desk in the corner of a house

The flexispot el7 desk in its standing position

Bonus features:

  • A built-in USB port on the keypad (love this)

  • A child-lock feature so cats or kids can’t mess with your settings

  • Baffles on the underside to keep all the cables neat and tidy

 So is it worth it?

Short answer? Yes. While assembly is a little involved and you will need a friend to lift the thing, it’s a serious desk. If you’re looking to upgrade your home office or creative space, the E7L is an awesome choice. It’s sturdy, smooth, and has way more room than a standard rectangular desk. The design is sharp, the materials feel premium, and the adjustable height range works for all kinds of bodies and workflows.

Also: it just feels good to use. I’ve been standing more, stretching more, and—wildly—actually enjoying my workspace. Add in a 15-year warranty, and you’re looking at a smart investment in your daily sanity.

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