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In the order explained above. Prices describe different configurations and exclude tax; they are not like-for-like totals.
Desktronic HomePro ↓51.2 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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Hexcal Elevate ↓50.0 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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Branch Tria ↓48.9 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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UPLIFT V3 ↓48.7 in maximum height (published)Another official source lists 47.7 in; if that figure is correct, this desk would rank 5th.Checked 2026-11-12
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Autonomous Desk Pro ↓48.5 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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Branch Duo ↓47.3 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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Desktronic HomeOne ↓47.1 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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Desktronic HomeMax ↓46.9 in maximum height (published)Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
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Not in this list: FlexiSpot E7 (Height range basis: frame only[↗])
Not in this list: FlexiSpot E7 Pro (Height range basis: frame only[↗])
Quick picks, with the reason attached
Use these as a starting point, then read the limitations below.
Desktronic HomePro
Published maximum height. Tabletop inclusion varies; verify before choosing.
Read the details ↓Hexcal Elevate
Published maximum height. Tabletop inclusion varies; verify before choosing.
Read the details ↓Branch Tria
Published maximum height. Tabletop inclusion varies; verify before choosing.
Read the details ↓Find your number before you compare desks
Measure the standing work surface you need
A “tall” label on a product page does not tell you whether the desk reaches your working height. Stand in the shoes you usually wear, relax your shoulders, and measure from the floor to the height where your keyboard feels right. That number, not your body height, is what to compare with each maximum below. For general guidance on setting up a computer workstation, see OSHA’s Computer Workstations eTool.
Keyboard height and monitor height are separate problems
The desk sets the keyboard height. A monitor arm or riser sets the screen. If a desk reaches your keyboard height but the screen sits low, the fix is usually above the desk, not a taller frame.
Add the tabletop: check the basis of each range
Each maximum in this list carries a basis. Desktronic states that its ranges include the tabletop. Several other brands do not say either way, which we record as “not stated”. If one of those ranges actually describes the frame alone, the finished desk would sit higher once a top is added, by the thickness of that top. That is why we say close positions in this list can change.
The highest published maximum, stated with the top
Desktronic HomePro
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 25.4–51.2 in≈ 64.5–130.0 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- 352.7 lb≈ 160.0 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 2[↗]
A published range that already includes the tabletop, on a reference top of moderate size.
Your measured standing height against the top of the range, and the top you order.
Configuration: Black frame / Walnut classic melamine-faced chipboard tabletop / 48 × 24 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories.
Desktronic lists 25.4–51.2 in≈ 64.5–130.0 cm (converted)[↗]with tabletop, so the maximum of 51.2 in[↗] already includes a tabletop. The reference configuration is 48 in[↗] by 24 in[↗]. If you plan heavy equipment, read the load rating with its basis in our HomePro review.
A metric range that does not state the top
Hexcal Elevate
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 62–127 cm≈ 24.4–50.0 in (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- Up to 160 kg including tabletop≈ 352.7 lb (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 2[↗]
A high published maximum and a large reference top.
Whether the range includes the tabletop; ask Hexcal before relying on the upper figure.
Configuration: Black frame and top / 55 × 27.5 in tabletop / no optional accessories or casters installed.
Hexcal publishes 62–127 cm≈ 24.4–50.0 in (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated, which converts to a maximum of 50.0 in[↗]. The source does not say whether the top is included. The reference top is 55 in[↗] by 27.5 in[↗]. More detail is in our Elevate review.
A published range with a width to confirm
Branch Tria
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 25.5–48.9 in≈ 64.8–124.2 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- 275 lb≈ 124.7 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- Not published
A high published maximum and a published reference top size.
Tabletop inclusion in the range, and the exact width of the top you order.
Configuration: White legs / Woodgrain laminate / nominal 48 × 27 in; physical width 47.2 in per spec sheet; no optional in-desk power.
Branch lists 25.5–48.9 in≈ 64.8–124.2 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated for the Tria. The reference top depth is 27 in[↗].
A published range, with tabletop inclusion not stated
UPLIFT V3
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 22.6–48.7 in≈ 57.4–123.7 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- 355 lb≈ 161.0 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 2[↗]
A published range and a deep reference top.
Whether the published range includes the top for the configuration you order.
Configuration: V3 C-frame black / Walnut laminate 1 in tabletop / 42 × 30 in / Basic Display Angled keypad black / two black grommet covers / no optional accessories selected.
We use 22.6–48.7 in≈ 57.4–123.7 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated for the V3. The reference top is 42 in[↗] by 30 in[↗].
A wide, deep reference top
Autonomous Desk Pro
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 29.5–48.5 in≈ 74.9–123.2 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- 330 lb≈ 149.7 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 2[↗]
A published range and a wide, deep reference top.
Tabletop inclusion in the range, and the configuration you order.
Configuration: Pro (not Pro AI) / Pearl White / 53 × 29 in HDF tabletop / quantity 1.
Autonomous lists 29.5–48.5 in≈ 74.9–123.2 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated for the Desk Pro. The reference top is 53 in[↗] by 29 in[↗]. Values for the Pro AI option are not used here.
A compact top with a mid-list maximum
Branch Duo
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 28–47.3 in≈ 71.1–120.1 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- 275 lb≈ 124.7 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 2[↗]
A published range and a small reference top for tight spaces.
Tabletop inclusion in the range, and whether the surface is large enough for your setup.
Configuration: White legs / Woodgrain laminate / 36 × 24 in; no optional accessories.
Branch lists 28–47.3 in≈ 71.1–120.1 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated for the Duo, on a reference top of 36 in[↗] by 24 in[↗].
A with-top range, so its maximum is already complete
Desktronic HomeOne
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 28.9–47.1 in≈ 73.4–119.6 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- 264.6 lb≈ 120.0 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 2[↗]
A range that includes the tabletop, on the same reference top size as the HomePro.
Whether its maximum reaches your measured standing height.
Configuration: White frame / Oak classic melamine-faced chipboard tabletop / 48 × 24 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories.
Desktronic lists 28.9–47.1 in≈ 73.4–119.6 cm (converted)[↗]with tabletop. Because that maximum includes a tabletop, it is not directly comparable with the not-stated figures above it: some of those may rise once a top is added, and this one will not.
The largest top, with a with-top range
Desktronic HomeMax
Available at check
Checked 2026-11-12
Price source ↗
- Height range
- 29.1–46.9 in≈ 73.9–119.1 cm (converted)[↗]
- Lift capacity
- Up to 220 lb≈ 99.8 kg (converted)[↗]
- Motors
- 4[↗]
A range that includes the tabletop and the largest reference top in this list.
Whether its maximum reaches your measured standing height, and the load definition.
Configuration: Black frame / Solid oak tabletop / 63 × 31.5 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories.
Desktronic lists 29.1–46.9 in≈ 73.9–119.1 cm (converted)[↗]with tabletop for the HomeMax, on a reference top of 63 in[↗] by 31.5 in[↗]. Like the HomeOne, its maximum already counts the top.
Compare the published specifications
Keep the units and qualifiers attached to each claim. An unpublished or unverified field is not zero. The linked source gives the original context.
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| US specification | Desktronic HomePro | Hexcal Elevate | Branch Tria | UPLIFT V3 | Autonomous Desk Pro | Branch Duo | Desktronic HomeOne | Desktronic HomeMax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Height range | 25.4–51.2 in≈ 64.5–130.0 cm (converted)[↗]with tabletop | 62–127 cm≈ 24.4–50.0 in (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 25.5–48.9 in≈ 64.8–124.2 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 22.6–48.7 in≈ 57.4–123.7 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 29.5–48.5 in≈ 74.9–123.2 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 28–47.3 in≈ 71.1–120.1 cm (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 28.9–47.1 in≈ 73.4–119.6 cm (converted)[↗]with tabletop | 29.1–46.9 in≈ 73.9–119.1 cm (converted)[↗]with tabletop |
| Height range basis | with tabletop[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | with tabletop[↗] | with tabletop[↗] |
| Observed desktop | 48 × 24 in[↗] | 55 × 27.5 in[↗] | 47.2 × 27 in[↗] | 42 × 30 in[↗] | 53 × 29 in[↗] | 36 × 24 in[↗] | 48 × 24 in[↗] | 63 × 31.5 in[↗] |
| Lift capacity | 352.7 lb≈ 160.0 kg (converted)[↗]includes tabletop | Up to 160 kg including tabletop≈ 352.7 lb (converted)[↗]includes tabletop | 275 lb≈ 124.7 kg (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 355 lb≈ 161.0 kg (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 330 lb≈ 149.7 kg (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 275 lb≈ 124.7 kg (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | 264.6 lb≈ 120.0 kg (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated | Up to 220 lb≈ 99.8 kg (converted)[↗]tabletop inclusion not stated |
| Lift capacity basis | includes tabletop[↗] | includes tabletop[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] | tabletop inclusion not stated[↗] |
| Headline warranty | 15-year[↗] | 10-year limited[↗] | 10-year[↗] | 15-year[↗] | Lifetime[↗] | 10-year[↗] | 15-year[↗] | 15-year[↗] |
| Observed US price | $529 USDUS · Desktronic US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 Black frame / Walnut classic melamine-faced chipboard tabletop / 48 × 24 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories Price source ↗ | $989 USDUS · Hexcal US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 Black frame and top / 55 × 27.5 in tabletop / no optional accessories or casters installed Price source ↗ | $636.65 USDUS · Branch US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 White legs / Woodgrain laminate / nominal 48 × 27 in; physical width 47.2 in per spec sheet; no optional in-desk power Price source ↗ | $599 USDUS · UPLIFT US Checked 2026-11-12 V3 C-frame black / Walnut laminate 1 in tabletop / 42 × 30 in / Basic Display Angled keypad black / two black grommet covers / no optional accessories selected Price source ↗ | $449 USDUS · Autonomous US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 Pro (not Pro AI) / Pearl White / 53 × 29 in HDF tabletop / quantity 1 Price source ↗ | $439.2 USDUS · Branch US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 White legs / Woodgrain laminate / 36 × 24 in; no optional accessories Price source ↗ | $449 USDUS · Desktronic US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 White frame / Oak classic melamine-faced chipboard tabletop / 48 × 24 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories Price source ↗ | $999 USDUS · Desktronic US Available at check Checked 2026-11-12 Black frame / Solid oak tabletop / 63 × 31.5 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories Price source ↗ |
| Official store | View Desktronic ↗ | View Hexcal ↗ | View Branch ↗ | View UPLIFT ↗ | View Autonomous ↗ | View Branch ↗ | View Desktronic ↗ | View Desktronic ↗ |
Conversions: 1 in = 2.54 cm; 1 lb ≈ 0.45359237 kg. Height inclusion varies by source; travel is a calculated difference, not proof of fit. Noise has no shared test protocol. Warranty headlines do not establish part coverage.
Desktronic HomePro source note: Selected the detailed Frame specifications over rounded product marketing and comparison-table figures.
Branch Tria source note: Size-specific dimensions, not rounded merchandising name.
UPLIFT V3 source note: Current V3 product-page range is 22.6–48.7 in; FV3-200 C-frame sheet lists 21.6–47.7 in. The 1 in difference may relate to tabletop thickness versus frame measurement, but this explanation and product-page tabletop inclusion are not independently verified. The sheet also lists 23.8–49.9 in with foot spacers, a separate accessory condition.
Desktronic HomeOne source note: Selected the detailed Frame specifications over rounded product marketing and comparison-table figures.
Frames left out, and who they may suit
The FlexiSpot E7 and E7 Pro are listed as frames, without a tabletop: 22.8–48.4 in≈ 57.9–122.9 cm (converted)[↗]frame only and 25–50.6 in≈ 63.5–128.5 cm (converted)[↗]frame only. Their maximums leave out the tabletop: a finished desk on either frame would sit higher by the thickness of the top you add. That is a different basis, so the figures cannot be compared directly with the ranges above, and the rule leaves them out. They are not rated lower; they are measured differently.
They may still suit you if you want to keep your current tabletop. In that case, add the thickness of your own top to the frame’s maximum and compare the result with your measured standing height. Ask FlexiSpot which top sizes the frame supports. Price: Price not verified[↗] for the E7 and Price not verified[↗] for the E7 Pro.
Check the height you will actually get
Confirm the top and the configuration
The ranges above belong to reference configurations. A different top thickness, frame option or caster set changes the finished height. Confirm the figure for the exact desk you order.
Wobble at full height is not in any spec
Owners often ask whether a desk moves at standing height. Movement can come from the frame, a monitor arm on a long reach, or the floor. None of the desks here publishes a stability measurement, so a high maximum tells you nothing about how steady the desk will be there. Check the return policy before you buy.
The lowest position still matters
A tall user also sits. Each range includes a minimum; check that it suits your seated keyboard height with your own chair.
Sources & checks
Every displayed product value links to an official page. Values are manufacturer claims; no independent hands-on test was performed.
- Desktronic HomePro · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
Black frame / Walnut classic melamine-faced chipboard tabletop / 48 × 24 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories - Hexcal Elevate · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
Black frame and top / 55 × 27.5 in tabletop / no optional accessories or casters installed - Branch Tria · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
White legs / Woodgrain laminate / nominal 48 × 27 in; physical width 47.2 in per spec sheet; no optional in-desk power - UPLIFT V3 · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
V3 C-frame black / Walnut laminate 1 in tabletop / 42 × 30 in / Basic Display Angled keypad black / two black grommet covers / no optional accessories selected - Autonomous Desk Pro · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
Pro (not Pro AI) / Pearl White / 53 × 29 in HDF tabletop / quantity 1 - Branch Duo · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
White legs / Woodgrain laminate / 36 × 24 in; no optional accessories - Desktronic HomeOne · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
White frame / Oak classic melamine-faced chipboard tabletop / 48 × 24 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories - Desktronic HomeMax · official specifications ↗Retrieved 2026-11-02 · US
Black frame / Solid oak tabletop / 63 × 31.5 in; displayed US configuration, no optional accessories
Frequently asked questions
How tall a desk do I need for my height?
We do not convert body height into desk height. Measure your own standing keyboard height and compare it with the maximum, with the tabletop included. Our guide to reading a spec sheet explains how.
Can I keep my current tabletop?
Yes, if you buy a frame that supports its size. Add the top’s thickness to the frame’s range, and ask the brand which dimensions and mounting points the frame accepts.
Why is a frame with a high number not ranked?
Frame-only ranges leave out the tabletop. The rule excludes them so that every ranked maximum describes something closer to a finished desk. They are named above with their figures.
Will the desk wobble at full height?
It cannot be inferred from these specifications. No desk here publishes a stability test.
Are these desks tested by SetupSpecs?
No. This list compares manufacturer-published specifications with their sources. See our methodology.
Rank by your own number
Write down your standing keyboard height with your shoes on. For a complete desk, compare it with the published maximum on a known basis; for a frame, first add the thickness of your tabletop to the frame maximum. Keep only desks that reach your height. Then compare surface, load and warranty.
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