Eureka Ergonomic Ark EL Executive Standing Desk

TechRadar Verdict The Ark EL stands out thanks to its striking, big-legged design that sacrifices a modicum of practicality for sheer aesthetics. Beneath the exterior lies a very capable standing desk skeleton that offers three programmable height settings, and the three added drawers add a small amount of built-in storage. The design and functionality come at a relative high ticket price - especially considering the construction materials - but overall, it's a statement piece that performs as well as it looks. (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) The packaging did a great job of protecting the desk, but there's a lot of polystyrene, and disposal can be troublesome.(Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) (Image credit: Future) Pros + Very attractive design + Generously sized + Fairly simple to assemble + Three height memory functions + Good height range of 29.5-48 inches (75-122cm) + Motorized legs + Sturdy 220lb / 100kg max weight capacity + Integrated wireless charger + USB A and C ports + Finish looks authentic Cons - Only a one-year electric module warranty - PU Paper Laminate finish doesn't feel as tough as veneer (or solid wood) - Drawer capacity is somewhat limited - Other desks sacrifice aesthetics for large cupboards surrounding the legs - A little expensive compared to some rivals Why you can trust TechRadar Find out more about how we test. The Eureka Ergonomic Ark EL Executive is just one example of the California-based brand's many items of home office furniture, and it's a striking beast indeed. Sitting (or should we say, standing ) near the top of Eureka's desk food chain, it's the third-most expensive single-level standing desk-behind the two-storey Ark Executive and the L-shaped Ark Pro. It's undeniably a statement piece, although despite its dominating stature, I feel like it would suit almost any formal environment. That said, compared to some rivals that appear in our rundown of the best standing desks , the Ark EL comes with a hefty price tag that may put off those looking to deck out the home office on a budget. Eureka Ergonomic Arl EL Executive: Specs 29.5-48 inches (75-122cm) $1,299 220lb (100kg) 60x26 inches (152x66cm) PU Paper Laminate 1x wireless charging pad, 2x USB A, 1x USB C The Ark EL's sticker price is $1,299-it's certainly not the cheapest standing desk around. However, Eureka Ergonomic runs one of those perpetual sales, so you're likely to be able to grab it for less than a $1,000 most of the time. it's currently available direct from Eureka Ergonomic by clicking here . With a generous maximum height of 48 inches, the Ark EL will be able to accommodate all but the tallest of beanpoles. At a modest 5'10", I find 39 inches perfect for my standing sessions. Those up to 6'8" should be perfectly comfortable. The 220lb capacity should be more than enough for all your home office needs-that's the equivalent of one prime Mike Tyson...

Preview: ~500 words