Desktronic - HomePro

Mine is very sturdy. Desktronic home pro. I have a 200x80x2,5cm Solid acacia wood table top. It also can lift 150kg at max speed. I tested it with less but it's working fine

I don't have any basis for comparison as this is my first standing desk but I purchased the 120x60 desktronic home pro with bamboo top and black legs, other than the box the frame coming in was super heavy I don't regret it and it's great quality, but as I said I've had any other standing desk and I had an IKEA linnmon desk with Alex drawers and the legs (can't remember the name).

I recently got the Desktronic pro, about a week ago and so far it seems great. I got a top of 160x80, but they go up to 2m I believe. No complaints from me.

[Here is a video](https://imgur.com/a/bpfEXq9) of it in motion. Excuse the wall, I had my speakers etc wall mounted before so just filled the holes to repaint ??

Actually i do. Desktronic, super happy with it. https://desktronic.be

I have a Desktronic HomePro 160cm. Still works like from the day I have it. Amazing desk.

I just bought one and works perfectly fine! Got the one that’s 160x180cm. what are your worries? https://preview.redd.it/5apwyofkpr2g1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=857c222ae9a37a67c854aee790ee73e0165e443a

I have the desktronic HomePro, ask away. But you should not pay 500 for it. The frame is 330 and you can get a top for 70 or less

If you have a drill, you really cant mess it up, you just put the frame where you want it to be, and drill in alle of the holes while the frame is still on top. You cant mess this up. The only thing is the allignment, but if you mess it up you wont even notice it. I have it for around 2 or 3 months now. Its a great desk. When fully extended it does have some wobble, but it has not annoyed me. Please note, wobble is normal on 2 legged standing desk. Anyone who tells you otherwise is lying. The noise is pretty normal id say. Definetly not quiet under load, but not annoying for me. Again this is something which you only do once or twice a day at max, so its not really that important.

I've got a Desktronic HomePro and I'd throw that in to the mix too if it's available where you are. I wrote a review here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/ E: Weird downvotes.

I got a Desktronic HomePro and I'm happy with it. I did write a review here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/ They have Black Friday deals on at the moment. Though I think they're only available in the EU & UK.

Check out the Dekstronic HomePro. They have a walnut top and it comes in both 160x80 and 180x80: [Here](https://desktronic.co.uk/products/height-adjustable-desk-homepro?bg_ref=0WdQ6W8uil). Currently on Black Friday sale so within the €500 budget. I previously wrote a review for it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/

If it helps, I previously wrote a review for the Desktronic HomePro here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/

I have no experience with Vernal but I wrote a review of the Desktronic HomePro here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/ I believe I touch on each of your important points.

Hiya mate, not sure if you made your choice already but I wrote a review of the Desktronic HomePro. I haven't got a Flexispot but you might be able to compare reviews? https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/

If it helps, I previously wrote a review for the Desktronic HomePro here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/1lfb0le/desktronic_homepro_review/

Thanks, if it helps, Id gone with a desktronic pro in the end and very pleased with it