Call it a desktop workstation, a sit-stand workstation, or a desktop riser, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Ah, well, let’s step back from that a bit and just say that some of these products are on the rose spectrum while others may be closer to skunk cabbage. As a…
If you’re looking for a Eureka standing desk converter, and you’re trying to decide among all the options, you’re in the right place. We’ve organized all Eureka standing desk converters by price. The lowest cost items come first, with simpler designs and fewer features. They grad…
If you’re looking for an electric standing desk converter and you want the most for your money, the Eureka Sit-Stand Electric is the clear winner. Rolling in at $299, this X-Lift electric has an impressive feature set, including a quiet motor, a deep work surface for larger monit…
This 46” XL standing desk converter from Eureka is built with a Z-Lift mechanism (using a patented gas strut), which means its frame takes a Z-shape during the lifting process. Z-Lifts arc out during the lifting process, and sometimes this can introduce instability into the unit.…
While Eureka’s 36 Gen2 may come in at a price point higher than similar products such as iMovR’s ZipLift+ and Flexispot’s Classic series, it does offer top-tier build quality that is not found on many standing desk converters. Its silent gas strut lift mechanism, deep work surfac…
Probably the best compact corner standing desk converter in the market. Robust build quality, top notch stability, classy finish options, and precision height adjustment. The Eureka 28” Corner Standing Desk Converter is our highest-rated desk converter for placing on small corner…
We normally only see this feature on higher end standing desk converters—it’s unprecedented territory for a $199 standing desk converter.
The Eureka Ultra Slim Portable is the simplest design of all the Eureka standing desk converters we’ve reviewed. It is also the least expensive, at $149. What separates the Ultra Slim from other models is that it has a single platform work surface (with no separate keyboard tray)…
Testing the Eureka standing desk was a highly contrasting experience. You get a lot of desk for the money, with reliable components and sufficient tech features to make it believable that it will last at least as long as its five year warranty.
Eureka is a top producer of standing desks, standing desk converters, gaming desks, and accessories. We’ve already reviewed 3 of their standing desks and 6 of their standing desk converters in detail; this page is a round-up of all our Eureka standing desk reviews.
If this 60" x 42" L-desk is the right size for you, and you don't mind that it only comes in white, this looks to be a really great desk for the money.
At under $200, the Z1-S Gaming Desk is one of the least expensive desks we’ve ever reviewed. This makes sense, as it doesn’t have any of the componentry, such as linear actuators, that goes into a standing desk. Still, some less-informed users mentioned in reviews that they thoug…
The Z60 is a large desk that can support whatever computer, consoles, and peripherals that you use for gaming.
Assembling the Eureka Ergonomic Z60 Gaming Desk is a lengthy, but uncomplicated process. The instruction manual uses large, clear diagrams to illustrate each step, making it easy to follow.
overall, putting the desk together was fairly simple, and the illustrations in the instructions are easy to follow. However, it’s not necessarily a fast process.
We’re going to be branching out in the near future with tests and reviews for many of the best gaming desks on the market today, with a particular focus on ergonomic gaming desks. Watch this space!
Here at WorkWhileWalking, we’re commonly asked about which desk we’d recommend not for working, but for gaming. So we’re going to be branching out in the near future with tests and reviews for many of the best gaming desks on the market today, with a particular focus on ergonomic…