I’ve Tested Several Gaming Standing Desks and AndaSeat’s Doesn’t Compete

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There’s a significant downfall to joining a market fairly late in the game. You’re always going to be compared to those that came first. It’s a lesson AndaSeat may learn with the FlyQuest Edition Gaming Standing Desk, a middle-of-the-road adjustable desk that lags a little behind the competition.

AndaSeat FlyQuest Edition Gaming Standing Desk

AndaSeat FlyQuest Edition Gaming Standing Desk is built for gamers, complete with optional RGB lighting, a headset hook, and a height adjustment range of 29 to 47 inches.

• Steel frame is sturdy and stable
• Makes adjustments fast without stalling
• Good size to hold everything gamers need
• Includes mat to protect top surface

• Desktop feels thin and cheap
• Gaming add-ons are basic at best
• Awkward and small wire management well
• Assembly shouldn't have been as difficult

Price and Availability

AndaSeat's FlyQuest Edition adjustable gaming desk is available now through AndaSeat's online store. It retails for $499.99 and is available in only one configuration.

Specifications

Unpacking and Assembly: Slightly Frustrating Out of the Box

Over the past two years, before getting my hands on AndaSeat’s gaming standing desk, I’ve unpacked and assembled half a dozen adjustable desks across three different brands. The easiest was FlexiSpot’s Pro Plus desk. The most difficult was this FlyQuest Edition gaming workspace.

It arrived in two boxes, as expected. However, unlike with FlexiSpot’s desks, the frame the legs attach to wasn’t pre-installed, the desktop came in two pieces, and this model had a somewhat more confusing configuration. Unfortunately, the instructions weren’t all that helpful; the print was very light, and the diagrams were unclear.

Had I not put together so many desks prior, it may have