Unlock the Power of These 6 Standing Desks and Dominate Your Workday Like a Champion!

This is a pretty barebones desk, but it nails the basics. The Flexispot E6 ticks all the boxes for what you need from a sit-to-stand desk for well under $500. It has a pretty large height range and it allows you to set four different presets—which is just the right amount in our book. It doesn’t scream luxury but it’s a decently well-crafted bamboo desktop on top of a bulky, yet sturdy pair of steel legs.

There’s no cable management or power solutions, which isn’t a dealbreaker. It’s just what we mean when we call the desk barebones.

No one needs cable management more than gamers. If you have a PC gaming setup you have a lot of cords for your monitor and computer alone. You need a desk that is more than just a place to put your gear. You need one that will keep your cables concealed and organized, one with a built-in power supply. You need the Secretlab desk.

The Magnus Pro is a verifiable best-seller and fan favorite gaming desk. It makes it easy to keep all your devices and accessories organized and charged.

We’ll never take this style over a wood grain desk, but we admit the neutral black has its places. Worst comes to worst, you can slap a desk mat over it to liven things up a bit.

This one is a stunner. Whether you opt for one of the plywoods (like this dark brown walnut) or the luxe solid wood options, you’re getting a beautiful desk. Grovemade matches style with function. Case and point, the merino wool felt lined drawers. There is a deceiving amount of space in the wedged-shaped drawers, with room for everything including your keyboard, laptop, and external hard drive. It has a built in surge protector power strip, which leads to equally thoughtful cable concealment, keeping your cords hidden but accessible.

The achilles heel of the whole thing is putting it together. It’s pretty elaborate and will take hours, likely eliciting a sigh or two in the process.

Whether you’re an executive, or merely a king of executive function, you want a desk that matches. If you’re willing to ball out, there’s really only one desk that fits the bill. The Lincoln.

This fully wood adjustable desk is a stunner. In it’s sitting mode it looks and functions like a regular executive desk. But come that afternoon slump when the morning coffee starts to fade, you’ll be able to lift the desktop up to standing height at the quiet press of a button. It looks like luxury, it sounds like luxury, and most importantly it feels like luxury every single time.