These are the 5 standing desk deals that caught my eye this Memorial Day

The FlexiSpot E7 is ranked number one in my guide to standing desks - and with good reason. It’s packed with everything I look for in a standing desk, including quiet operation, a control panel with memory presets, anti-collision detection, a resoundingly stable construction, a 355lb weight limit, and a good height range of 22.8in to 48.4in. In our review, we effectively found it the perfect standing desk for the home or office. Bonus points, too, for the 15-year warranty. The price here is for the chipboard top, but other materials are available.

This gets my vote for best budget option, and while the discount isn’t deep, it’s such a low price anyway that I think it’s still worth checking out. We’ve reviewed a number of Fezibo office furniture products and considering the cost, they’ve all proved very good value. This model comes in a range of desktop sizes, with a height range of 28.3in to 46.5in and 265lb lifting capacity. Memory presets are capped at two via the control panel, and you get hooks for hanging headphones and bags.

This is a very cool-looking sit-stand desk - and you can't say that about many. With its LED lighting rig, it's designed for gamers, but what really caught my eye was the inclusion of two deep drawers and cable management storage with a mesh covering to the rear - all things a lot of other desks lack. height range runs between 32.5in and 50.6in.

L-shaped standing desks can get pretty expensive, so I was keen to find one that wouldn’t break the bank. And that’s where Vivo’s model comes in. In my experience, Vivo is one of those brands that deliver good quality at a low price - the company’s standing desk converter is my top pick for those on a budget. Ideal for corner offices, this single-motor L-shaped desk comes in a massive range of styles and sizes, and the height adjusts between 28.5in to 46.8in. For a slightly cheaper model, check out the Agilestic L-shaped desk, was $310 now $225 at Amazon.

When it comes to stylish office furniture, we’ve long been fans of the Autonomous line-up - and the SmartDesk 5 is no different. It’s modern, minimalist, and in our review, we called it a sleek standing desk tailored for enhanced comfort and organization for professionals. It’s super-functional, very durable, and stable in use. And I absolutely love the touchscreen control panel, only adding to the modern feel of this desk. Specs-wise, you’re looking at a lifting capacity of 330lb and a height range of 27.2in to 52.7in.

If you haven’t got room for a new standing desk (or you love your existing desk), the Vivo height adjustable standing desk converter is a great compromise. In my guide to the best standing desk converters, this is currently my top budget pick, offering the sit-stand flexibility of a standing desk without needing a whole new set-up. It comes in black, white, or wood stylings, supporting up to 26lb, and rising between 4.9in to 19.7in.

My top-rated standing desk overall gets a discount for the Bank Holiday. Earning 5-stars in our review, this model ticks all the boxes, as far as I’m concerned, being stable, quiet in use, with features like memory presets and anti-collision detection. At 161kg, lifting capacity is plentiful for most set-ups, while the 58cm to 123cm height range makes it well-suited for most people. The price here is for the chipboard top, but other materials are available.

This is the cheapest standing desk I’ve found in the deals, from a budget brand that’s reviewed surprisingly well when we’ve tested similar products from the company. This one is pretty quiet in operation, has a two-programmable memory preset for quickly switching between sitting and standing at preferred heights, with an adjustable range between 71cm to 115 cm. No storage, as is often the case, but it does come with hanging hooks.

One of the cheapest dual-motor standing desks I’ve seen from a reputable brand. The FlexiSpot E1 has a height-adjustable range that runs between 70cm and 119 cm with anti-collision detection and memory presets as standard. As is usual with FlexiSpot desks, there are a range of colors available, but this one also lets you choose between one with a 70kg weight load and a 100kg weight load for those stacking this desk with more devices, monitors, and so on.

A lot of standing desks lack extra storage. Inevitably, then, this one caught my eye, with a desk that includes two side drawers and a shelf that acts as a monitor riser. Height-wise, you’re looking at an adjustment range between 72cm to 118cm, with a 75kg lifting capacity, while the two-memory preset is useful for getting to the sweet spot quickly (and relatively quietly).

While not technically on deal, you can save £20 by clicking the voucher box, bringing the price down to a very reasonable £250 - a bit of a bargain in the realm of L-shaped desks, which can command pretty high prices. Specs are about what you’d expect from any standing desk, L-shaped or otherwise, with a 75kg load capacity, quiet operation, and a height range of 74.5 cm to 119 cm. Just remember to tick the voucher box to save.

Standing desk converters can often cost as much as a full-sized standing desk, but this one comes with a nice little discount - with the benefits of sitting and standing for work without replacing your entire set-up. This unit comes available in black, white, and oak gold, features a weight load of 33kg, and height adjustments between 65cm and 30cm. A 40in version is also available.