Skip to main contentThe Best Early Black Friday Deals on Standing DesksUpgrade your workspace with discounts on WIRED-tested desks from Branch, Vari, FlexiSpot, and Uplift—plus a walking pad to keep things moving.Standing desks alone may not be a panacea for reducing health risks from sitting all day, but throwing a walking pad underneath and getting some steps in while attending to brainless tasks certainly can’t hurt. If your New Year’s resolution has anything to do with health, you might want to consider grabbing a standing desk now, while many of our WIRED-tested and recommended brands are on sale. A walking pad we recommend is also discounted ahead of Black Friday, if you want to complete your setup.Be sure to also check out our main Best Black Friday Deals, as well as early deals on headphones, TVs, and hot tech at Best Buy.Save 20 Percent on the Best Compact Standing DeskPhotograph: Julian ChokkattuIf you’re short on space, this is the desk WIRED Gear editor Julian Chokkattu recommends. It supports a variety of add-ons, like a desk tray and cable organizer; the motor is quiet; and the paddle control panel is simple to use.Save 20 Percent on an Editor’s Personal FavoritePhotograph: Julian ChokkattuBranchFour Leg Standing DeskBranch makes our longtime top-pick office chair (also 10 percent off), but it turns out the brand’s standing desks aren’t too shabby either. This is WIRED Gear editor Julian Chokkattu’s favorite standing desk, with a classic, four-legged form that looks like regular office furniture. He found it simple to set up and liked that there are two wood-grain desk and two leg color options to choose from (shown is cognac with black legs).$160 Off the Best Desk for Most PeoplePhotograph: Martin CizmarVariComfortEdge Standing DeskBoth former WIRED director Martin Cizmar and former WIRED reviewer Matthew Korfhage loved Vari’s ComfortEdge, saying it offers the greatest adjustability, easiest assembly, and longest warranty (lifetime) of any desk in this price range. They also praised the sloped front edge, which lets you rest your forearms comfortably, and the unusually wide height range that accommodates people well over 6 feet (and/or a walking pad).19 Percent Off Our Best Budget OptionFlexispotEN1 Standing Desk (48 X 30 Inches)I had this basic FlexiSpot model for years before upgrading to the larger Uplift QuadZen below. Assembly was a bit tricky, but I otherwise had no complaints—the generously sized worktop was easy to clean, the steel base adjusted smoothly, and it easily accommodated my 5'6" height while on a walking pad.$100 Off the Desk I’m Using Right NowThis handsome 60 x 30-inch walnut-top desk offers plenty of space for a monitor, speakers, and just about anything else you’d need, but my favorite part is the sheer breadth of available accessories that allow you to customize it into your perfect standing desk. Many of these add-ons are on sale as well, including the mountable surge protector; DuoMount power strip, which puts outlets and USB inputs right on the desk itself; and cable sleeves, which zip all your cords into one organized package.The Best Early Black Friday Walking Pad DealUrevoStrol 2S Pro TreadmillThis is the Most Versatile pick from our guide to the Best Walking Pads, and it has the biggest discount of any walking pad we recommend. WIRED contributing reviewer Kristen Canning loved its easy-to-use app and that it doubled as a stable treadmill with a handlebar that could handle even running at top speed.Power up with unlimited access to WIRED. Get best-in-class reporting and exclusive subscriber content that’s too important to ignore. Subscribe Today.Kat Merck is a commerce editor for WIRED, where she covers smart bird feeders, indoor gardening systems, kitchen composters, and all things sustainable home tech. As a forestry major at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, Kat practiced axe throwing on her college logging team and trained as a wildland firefighter ... Read MoreWired Coupons
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