Heights range from 25 to 52 inches, and you can make adjustments by the centimeter at most heights. The desk comes in two boxes - one with the legs and one that’s the desktop, and the directions were clear and thorough. Branch does include all the necessary tools in the box and can be done with ease. Setup as a whole took about 20 minutes, and found a drill sped things up a bit. While it’s not curved with an ergonomic cutout in the front like our previous overall pick - the ApexDesk Elite Series - we feel the Branch Standing Desk is a better overall package. The Branch also features a metal plate in the center rear of the desk that can either tilt backward or forward to reveal a brush system, through which you can snugly run cables to keep them tidy - and it even kept loose Lightning and USB-C cables from falling through. The side edges did peel a bit and showed some scuffs - but from pretty unnatural, heavy bangs. During our testing, spills of water, coffee and never stained the finish, nor did the tabletop scratch. This makes it easy for multiple monitors, a laptop (maybe a tablet as well), a notebook with plenty of room to spare.įurthermore, the desk isn’t entirely flat, with a slightly diagonally cut finish in the front, making it comfortable to rest your arms on or even lean into it without being stuck with a piece of wood jutting into your abdomen. What’s especially lovely about the Branch option is that the depth is wider than the average desk.
Either route, though, you’re stuck with a set of legs in white. You can also opt for white or a dark walnut finish. It starts with the desktop - in this case, a 48-inch wide by 30-inch depth particle board laminate. Instead, it keeps a high level of craftsmanship in a standing desk that ultimately rises above the best with seamless motion, a sturdy build and a design that doesn’t distract. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN accountīranch’s standing desk might only come in two sizes and a handful of colors, but it doesn’t corner the product into oblivion.
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