Desktronic HomeOne
Our verdict · The most features per pound of any electric desk here.
Buy it if
You want an electric desk with the useful extras — charging, presets, a touchscreen — without paying mid-range prices.
Skip it if
You want a big-name high-street brand with in-store returns, or you need a very low sitting height.
Where to get it
Desktronic HomeOne
From around £300 (complete desk)
Indicative price at the time of review.
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The Desktronic HomeOne is the value pick that includes features cheaper rivals leave off: a dual-motor frame, built-in USB-A and USB-C charging, three memory presets and a touchscreen controller, on a reinforced steel frame rated to 120 kg. UK reviewers rate it as sturdy for the money, and Desktronic sells complete desk-plus-top packages rather than frame-only, so the advertised price is closer to what you actually pay. It is made in Europe and, like the E7, carries up to a 15-year warranty on the frame — longer than the Secretlab's 5 years. The main catch versus the E7 is a higher minimum height (around 73 cm versus 58 cm), so it suits average and taller users better than very short ones, and it is a smaller, online-only brand. For a first proper electric standing desk, it is hard to beat on features per pound. Prices are indicative and change; check Desktronic (checked September 2026).
The good & the bad
Pros
- Dual motors, USB-C charging and memory presets included as standard
- Complete desk-and-top package keeps the real price low
- Up-to-15-year warranty, matching the FlexiSpot E7
- Well reviewed for stability at this price
Cons
- Higher ~73 cm minimum height than the FlexiSpot E7 (58 cm), so very short users may find sitting height too high
- Smaller, online-only brand — no high-street presence or in-store returns
How it compares
| Pick | WATTB Score | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.FlexiSpot E7 | 92/100 | From around £250 (frame; more with a desktop) | overall |
| 2.Secretlab Magnus Pro | 89/100 | From ~£729 (Pro); ~£829 (Pro XL) | premium |
| 3.Desktronic HomeOneThis pick | 85/100 | From around £300 (complete desk) | value |
| 4.IKEA Mittzon (electric) | 80/100 | From around £395 | from the high street |
| 5.IKEA Trotten (manual) | 77/100 | From £179 | budget |
Good to know
- Price
- From around £300 (complete desk)
- Brand
- Desktronic
- Mechanism
- Dual-motor electric (up to 120 kg)
- Height range
- ~73–120 cm
- Charging & presets
- USB-A/USB-C, 3 memory presets, touchscreen
- Warranty
- Up to 15 years (frame)
Researched by WATTB
- Published
- 15 September 2026
- Updated
- 15 September 2026
- Last verified
- 15 September 2026
- Sources
- 8 sources
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