Over the past couple of months, I’ve fallen in love with my new standing desk — and right now it’s majorly discounted, letting you save $130 on a station that can work for whatever setup you throw at it.
With multiple monitors, some streaming gear, my PC accessories, plus notebooks and some half-built Magic: The Gathering decks, my desks have always felt way too cramped for my needs. The Eureka Ergonomic Aero Pro finally has space for everything, though it may be a bit too big. Plus, it’s a standing desk, so I can avoid some of the posture and long-term comfort troubles that come from sitting in a chair all day.
Right now, thanks to an extended Memorial Day sale, the Eureka Ergonomic Aero Pro is seriously discounted down to $669 at Eureka Ergonomic’s official store – saving you $130 on the massive 72-inch by 23-inch model until May 28.
My new favorite PC companion
If this seems too big for your needs, the 63-inch by 23-inch model is also discounted — you can save $100 to snag it for $519 in the same sale.
You can read about my full thoughts on the desk in my full Eureka Ergonomic Aero Pro review, but here are the highlights.
Firstly, it’s more spacious than you could ever need. Not only is the main desk big enough to support whatever setup you want (like a couple small DJ decks, a laptop, all your notebooks, etc) but with a trio of monitor shelves and a slide out undershelf you can have space for a full array of PC accessories in addition — I have two monitors, and my streaming gear set up along with a keyboard and mouse.
Secondly, the standing desk is super convenient to use, and it’s not a gimmick. The electric motor is super quiet, and with three memory options, you can easily move the desk between your preferred heights. With this convenience, I found I used the desk plenty, and it paired well with my Galaxy Watch 8 Classic — whenever my watch told me to move, I’d stand up and work like that for a while.
I enjoyed gaming while standing, too. Playing some casual Marvel Rivals, the ability to move let me vent some frustrations whenever I’d get eliminated or lose a match — or do a celebratory jig when things went my way.
Lastly, importantly, this desk feels sturdy. With all my expensive PC gear on it (and under it) the last thing I need is for the Aero pro to collapse and break my stuff (or possibly me, it’s very heavy). Thankfully, even at its tallest heights, the steel and wood construction felt like it wouldn’t go anywhere — though I did knock a controller from the stand when I slammed the desk quite hard…
Oh, and did I mention it has a cup holder?
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