7 Best Standing Desks in Singapore (2026): Electric From $299, Prices Checked 15 Sep

Local brand Interdesk has the widest price ladder on this list, and its **Extended COMEX Sale runs until 20 September 2026, 11:59pm**. The single-motor **Classic** is **$299 for 100x60cm (U.P. $399)**, $349 at 120x60cm and $399 at 140x60cm. The dual-motor **Pro** is the pick for a two-monitor setup at **$399 for 100x60cm (U.P. $599)** up to $599 at 160x70cm, and the faster dual-motor **Ultra** with a cable flip cover is **from $549 at 120x70cm (U.P. $849)**. For a small BTO study corner, the **Nano** measures just 60x45cm and costs **$149 (U.P. $349)**. Desks carry a **5-year limited warranty** covering the motors and lift mechanism; assembly is a $50 add-on. Showroom at **LINK@AMK, 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, #01-25**, which advertises showroom-only freebies.

Omnidesk's new **Mystic** is the cheapest way to get a big tabletop: it is **$299 (U.P. $499)** whether you pick **100x60cm, 120x60cm or 140x60cm**. It is a single-motor desk (70cm to 116cm, up to 90kg) with a 4-preset controller that has USB and USB-C charging ports, and the product page bundles **free flatpack delivery (worth $50)**, a **free cable management bar (worth $49)** and a **free 4-year extended warranty (worth $99)**. Step up to the **Classic at $649 (U.P. $879)** or the three-column flagship **Ascent at $870 (U.P. $1,200)**, the fastest-rising desk in the range with app control. Pair an Ascent with any Pro chair and Omnidesk says you **save up to $250**. No end date is published for these prices. Showrooms at **107 North Bridge Road, #03-K03** and **996 Bendemeer Road, #01-05**.

ErgoTune, the Singapore brand behind the popular Supreme chair, sells the dual-motor **ErgoTune Pro** at **$549 for 100x60cm (U.P. $799)**, $599 at 120x60cm, $649 at 140x60cm and $699 at 160x70cm. Bamboo tops add $100. Its **60cm to 125cm** height range is one of the widest here, which ErgoTune pitches as suiting everyone from children doing homework to adults working from home, and it rises at 4cm per second. Every order gets **free shipping and returns** and a **5-year warranty**. If cables drive you mad, the **Hexon ($1,059, U.P. $1,259)** hides them in a built-in compartment. Note the store's **Mid Month Sale ($100 off) applies to chairs only**, not desks. Showroom at **101 Lorong 23 Geylang, #01-03**.

ULTi's **Arc Pro Standing Desk V2** is the sturdiest frame for the money here: **dual motors, three-stage steel legs** and a **130kg** lift rating, with a **built-in power socket** on the frame, a deep cable tray and gyro anti-collision. Sizes are 70cm deep at **1.2m ($588)**, **1.5m ($688)** and **1.8m ($788)**, adjusting from 64cm to 124cm, with a straight Arc or cut-out Ergo top. The site's **automatic 10% discount on orders over $100** brings the 1.2m desk to about **$529**. ULTi offers **free shipping, next-day delivery** and a **3-year warranty**, but the product page lists the V2 as **pre-order from the first week of September**, so confirm the delivery date at checkout. Showroom at **1 Boon Leat Terrace, #01-02**.

IKEA is the easy option if you want to see the desk in person and return it within **365 days**. The new electric **TROTTEN** in ash effect/white is **$349 for 120x70cm**, making it the cheapest full-size electric desk from a big-box store. The larger **MITTZON (160x80cm)** is **$659 with the IKEA Family price (regular $709)**, valid **28 August 2026 to 25 August 2027** or while stock lasts, and comes in white, walnut veneer or black-stained ash. The **IDÅSEN (160x80cm)** is **$919**. There is also a manual **RELATERA (90x60cm)** at $219 if you do not need a motor. IKEA does not list motor count or lift speed as prominently as the specialist brands, so check the product sheet if you run heavy monitors. Try them at IKEA Alexandra, Tampines or Jurong.

Ergoworks' ready-stock **Signature Standing Desk** makes most sense if you need a big desk: it is **$899 (U.P. $1,699) in every size from 100x70cm to 180x80cm**, so the 1.8m version costs the same as the smallest. It carries a **130kg load capacity** and **up to 12 years' warranty**, the longest here. The Cherry Cappuccino top adds $30. The store is running a **9.9 Mega Sale** with no end date shown, and bulky items get **free delivery above $600**. It is the only brand on this list where you can also test perching chairs and desk bikes alongside the desks, at **6 Raffles Boulevard, #03-140/141 Marina Square**.

Singapore's Secretlab built the **MAGNUS Evo** for gamers and anyone who hates dangling wires. Its **integrated power supply column** runs one concealed cable through the desk leg to a built-in socket, a **magnetic drop-down cable tray** swallows the rest, and magnetic zones hold accessories like a headphone hanger. Dual motors lift **up to 120kg** from **72cm to 117cm** with 3 height presets. The standard Evo is **150.4x64cm from $699** and the Evo XL is **177.4x64cm**; the store's product data lists the XL at $799. The fully magnetic **MAGNUS Pro** starts from **$899**. No discount is running on the desks right now, and Secretlab's own product feed marks both Evo sizes as **pre-order**, so check the ship date before paying.