Interested in trying out a standing desk but not willing to pay a lot of money for it? Amazon is offering this Sweetcrispy 48"x24" Electric Standing Desk in Black or Rustic Brown for only $90.99 shipped. This is easily one of the least expensive electric standing desks we've seen, especially one that's equipped with a generously sized 48"x24" desktop. It has more features than you'd typically find at this price, like memory presets, cable grommets, headphone hook, and even a pullout keyboard tray.
48"x24" Electric Standing Desk for $90.99
The Sweetcrispy 48"x24" electric standing desk includes a spliced desktop surface. Spliced desktops are divided into two halves for easier shipping, which means there's a seam that runs down the middle of your table top once it is put together. It shouldn't be an issue for most people, but if it does bother you, you can always put on your own desktop. Getting a frame itself for $91 is still an outstanding deal.
Speaking of the frame, the Sweetcrispy electric standing desk features a single motor that runs at a speed of 0.8"/second at under 55db of noise, with a vertical range of 28.7" to 46.4". The frame supports 154 pounds of weight, thanks to the solid steel legs and integrated cross brace to prevent sagging.
Normally for a budget desk like this you'd expect a simple 2-button control panel with no extra features. However, this desk actually has a more fully featured control panel with three memory presets, a child lock, and an LED digital display giving you your exact standing desk height. Other amenities include cable grommet holes to neatly route your wires, two under-desk headphone hooks, and a 24"x10" pullout keyboard tray drawer.
I've personally never tried this brand myself. However nowadays, the vast majority of standing desks you'll find on Amazon are simply just rebadged varations of the exact same desk. The more premium models have more features, but pretty much all of these desks perform well when it comes to raising and lowering the height. Just a few years ago, ESDs started out at $300 or more, so it's pretty mind boggling that you can pick one up, complete with tabletop, for well under $100.
