From a $299 single-motor desk to a $1,059 cable-hiding Hexon: the seven best standing desks you can buy in Singapore, with sizes, motors, warranties and sale prices re-checked on each brand’s own store on 15 October 2026.
Standing up for part of the day is easy once the desk does the lifting.
> Quick view: cheapest electric desks are Interdesk Classic and Omnidesk Mystic at $299; dual motor starts at $399 (Interdesk Pro); the Mystic is still marked backorder (from 15 October), and Secretlab's MAGNUS Evo is S$664 in its 11.11 Sale to 12 November.
Local brand Interdesk has the widest price ladder on this list, and its sale prices have outlasted two deadlines: the COMEX sale closed on 20 September and the same prices carried on through the Smart Home Tech Show Sale and now sit under a 10.10 Sale banner whose own countdown already reads "Sale has ended", so no end date can be given. The single-motor Classic is $299 for 100x60cm (U.P. $399), $349 at 120x60cm, $399 at 140x60cm and $499 at 160x70cm. 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.
Re-checked 15 Oct 2026: prices unchanged since the COMEX sale. Classic $299 (U.P. $399), Pro $399 (U.P. $599), Ultra $549 (U.P. $849), Nano $149 (U.P. $349). The banner now reads "10.10 Sale is LIVE!" but its countdown says "Sale has ended" while the sale prices still apply, so no end date can be given.
Omnidesk's Mystic is the cheapest way into the brand, but the price moves with the tabletop rather than staying flat: $299 at 100x60cm, $349 at 120x60cm and $399 at 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, a cable management bar bundled free in the configurator and a 4-year onsite warranty. The Smart Home Tech Show Sale ended on 4 October and Omnidesk now runs a 10.10 Sale (up to 20% off, free delivery and assembly) with no end date shown. On 15 October every Mystic size was still marked backorder, delivering from 15 October, so confirm the delivery date before you pay. The Classic is $597 (U.P. $649) and the three-column flagship Ascent is $783 (U.P. $870), the fastest-rising desk in the range with app control; both are in stock and ship in 2-3 business days, though each costs $13-$17 more than during the show sale. Showrooms at 107 North Bridge Road, #03-K03 and 996 Bendemeer Road, #01-05.
Mystic $299 at 100x60cm, $349 at 120x60cm, $399 at 140x60cm, with a free cable bar and 4-year onsite warranty. Still marked backorder (delivers from 15 Oct) on 15 Oct. 10.10 Sale: up to 20% off with free delivery and assembly, Classic $597, Ascent $783; no end date shown.
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. The store's current World Spine Day sale advertises up to $100 off, but the desk pages show no extra markdown beyond these prices. Showroom at 101 Lorong 23 Geylang, #01-03.
ErgoTune Pro dual-motor desk from $549 (U.P. $799), free shipping and returns. No end date published.
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 automatic 10% discount the site ran in September no longer applies: a test cart on 2 October came to the full $588, and the price was unchanged on 15 October. ULTi delivers free, professional installation is $60, and the desk is now listed as available to order rather than pre-order. The warranty is 3 years, plus 2 more if you submit a photo of your setup, and a paid option adds 5 more years for $60. Showroom at 1 Boon Leat Terrace, #01-02.
Arc Pro V2 1.2m $588, 1.5m $688, 1.8m $788, free delivery. The September automatic 10% discount has ended.
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 and $399 for 160x80cm, making it the cheapest full-size electric desk from a big-box store. MITTZON starts lower than most shoppers realise: the 120x60cm walnut veneer/black is $599 with the IKEA Family price (regular $649), and the 160x80cm birch veneer/white is $669 (regular $719). Both Family prices are valid 28 August 2026 to 25 August 2027 or while stock lasts. The IDÅSEN is $849 at 120x70cm and $919 at 160x80cm. 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.
IKEA Family price: MITTZON sit/stand desk from $599 at 120x60cm (regular $649), $669 at 160x80cm (regular $719). Valid to 25 Aug 2027 or while stocks last.
Valid till 25 Aug 2027
Ergoworks' Signature Standing Desk makes most sense if you need a big desk, because the price does not rise with the tabletop. The ready-stock version is $899 (U.P. $1,699) in every size from 100x70cm to 180x80cm, but on 2 October and again on 15 October only two of its 30 combinations were in stock (a 140x70cm black top on a white frame, and the 100x70cm Cherry Cappuccino top at $929). The made-to-order Customizable Signature is $999 (U.P. $1,699) at 120x70cm, 140x70cm, 160x80cm and 180x80cm, with premium tops at $1,029, on a white or grey frame (black frames are sold out). It carries a 130kg load capacity and up to 12 years' warranty, the longest here. The store is now running its 10.10 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.
10.10 Mega Sale: ready-stock Signature $899 (U.P. $1,699), still only two variants left on 15 Oct; made-to-order Signature $999 from 120x70cm to 180x80cm. No end date published.
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. Secretlab's 11.11 Sale runs from 23 October to 12 November 2026, 2pm SGT, and on 26 October it marks the standard Evo (150.4x64cm) down to S$664 (U.P. S$699) and the Evo XL (177.4x64cm) to S$679 (U.P. S$799), so the XL is only S$15 more. Codes stack on top: SLEV-MIND111126 takes $60 off $1,599 with an eligible desk, SLEV-MEPP111126 takes another $48 off the Evo with its Performance preset accessories (minimum $1,249), and SLEV-MINSW111126 takes $120 off $1,999 sitewide. The fully magnetic MAGNUS Pro starts from S$899. The standard Evo is back in stock with same-day delivery.
11.11 Sale, 23 Oct 2pm to 12 Nov 2026 2pm SGT (re-checked 26 Oct): MAGNUS Evo S$664 (U.P. S$699), Evo XL S$679 (U.P. S$799), in stock. Code SLEV-MIND111126 takes $60 off $1,599 with an eligible desk; SLEV-MEPP111126 takes $48 off the Evo with its Performance preset accessories (min. $1,249).
Code: SLEV-MIND111126
Valid till 12 Nov 2026
| Brand | Entry price | Step-up pick | Standout | Try it at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interdesk | Classic $299 (100x60cm) | Pro dual motor from $399 | Sale prices, no end date; Nano $149 | LINK@AMK |
| Omnidesk | Mystic $299 (100x60cm) | Ascent 3-column $783 | Free cable bar, 4-year onsite warranty | North Bridge Rd, Bendemeer |
| ErgoTune | Pro $549 (100x60cm) | Hexon $1,059 | 60-125cm range, 5-year warranty | Geylang Lor 23 |
| ULTi | Arc Pro V2 $588 (1.2m) | Arc Pro V2 $788 (1.8m) | 130kg lift, power socket in frame | Boon Leat Terrace |
| IKEA | TROTTEN electric $349 | MITTZON from $599 (Family price) | 365-day returns | Alexandra, Tampines, Jurong |
| Ergoworks | Signature $899 (2 ready-stock variants left) | Made to order $999 up to 180x80cm | Up to 12-year warranty | Marina Square |
| Secretlab | MAGNUS Evo $664 (11.11) | MAGNUS Pro from $899 | Power column in the desk leg | Online |
Every price, size, warranty and showroom address above was first read from each brand's own Singapore web store on 18 September 2026 and re-checked on 2 and 15 October 2026, including live stock status and sale end dates where the site publishes one. Only Secretlab's 11.11 Sale (12 November, re-checked 26 October) and IKEA's Family price (25 August 2027) show an end date; the rest can change at any time, so check the product page before you pay. Desk risers and converters are left out: every desk here is a full electric sit-stand desk except IKEA's manual RELATERA, which is flagged. Cover: Interdesk official product photo.
An electric standing desk from a local brand starts at $299 (Interdesk Classic and Omnidesk Mystic, both at 100x60cm), and IKEA's electric TROTTEN is $349. Dual-motor desks, which are steadier with two monitors, start at $399 (Interdesk Pro) and run $549-$699 at ErgoTune and $588-$788 at ULTi. Large premium desks cost $783-$1,059 (Omnidesk Ascent, ErgoTune Hexon). Prices were re-checked on each brand's own store on 15 October 2026.
Buy single-motor if the desk is 120cm wide or less and carries a laptop or one monitor: Omnidesk's Mystic ($299) is rated for 90kg and Interdesk's Classic starts at $299. Choose dual-motor for tops of 140cm and above, two or more monitors, or a heavy PC, because it lifts more evenly and wobbles less at standing height. Interdesk Pro ($399), ErgoTune Pro ($549) and ULTi Arc Pro V2 ($588, 130kg) are the cheapest dual-motor options we found.
Omnidesk has showrooms at 107 North Bridge Road (#03-K03) and 996 Bendemeer Road (#01-05). Interdesk is at LINK@AMK, 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62 (#01-25), ErgoTune at 101 Lorong 23 Geylang (#01-03), ULTi at 1 Boon Leat Terrace (#01-02) and Ergoworks at Marina Square (#03-140/141). IKEA Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong display the TROTTEN, MITTZON and IDÅSEN.
120x60cm is the usual fit for a BTO study or bedroom corner, with room for a laptop and one monitor. If you have the wall space, Ergoworks' made-to-order Signature is $999 in every size from 120x70cm to 180x80cm, so a bigger top costs nothing extra there (the $899 ready-stock version is nearly sold out). Omnidesk's Mystic works the other way: it is $299 at 100x60cm but $349 at 120x60cm and $399 at 140x60cm. For very tight spaces, Interdesk's Nano is 60x45cm at $149.
