The AlzaErgo Table ET1 NewGen adjustable desk has never been cheaper. Czechs have grown fond of it

A decent electric adjustable desk from Alza, or rather its frame, can now be purchased at a great price. The AlzaErgo Table ET1 NewGen has now dropped from 9,990 CZK to 6,993 CZK with code 30ALZAERGO2026 – this represents the lowest price ever for this bestseller. Czechs have grown fond of it and rate it very positively, achieving a score of 4.6 out of 5 based on over 400 reviews.

Quick summary:
✅ It makes sense if you want a quality adjustable desk for your home office and don’t mind buying your own desktop as needed.
⚠️ Consider that the price is for the frame without a desktop and that with wider desktops, the desk may wobble slightly when standing and typing.
💡 For 6,993 CZK, you get a frame that would cost significantly more elsewhere – this is the lowest price for the monitored period.

Why this desk is interesting

This AlzaErgo adjustable desk is aimed at anyone who spends hours at the computer and wants to alternate between sitting and standing work. The electric adjustment, ranging from 62 to 128 cm, accommodates both short and tall individuals, and the robust steel construction can support up to 125 kg. But the main selling point isn’t just the features: it’s one of the best-selling adjustable desks on the Czech market with thousands of units sold and a rating of 4.6 out of 5, so you know the product has been proven for years. And for 6,993 CZK with code 30ALZAERGO2026, you get a frame at a price where you’d find weaker models elsewhere.

Key parameters in plain language

The adjustment is handled by two quiet motors with a speed of 38 mm/s and noise level under 50 dB, so you’ll hear the height change, but you won’t disturb colleagues or your household. Control is managed by a touch-sensitive LED panel with a display and memory for three favorite positions – you save one for sitting, one for standing, and then change the height with a single touch. It also features an anti-collision system with adjustable sensitivity, which stops the desk if it hits an obstacle, and a timer to remind you to change position. A crucial point at the end: the desk is sold without a desktop, so you can choose your own size and decor, but you’ll need to add the cost of a desktop (starting from 1,990 CZK at Alza) to the 6,993 CZK price.

Practical aspects: assembly, desktop, stability

The construction is variable – you can adjust the frame width from 100–170 cm and attach a desktop with a width of 100–220 cm, allowing you to match the desk to your interior and space. Leveling feet ensure the desk is stable even on uneven floors, and the power cable is 3 meters long. However, be aware that assembly is more challenging, and many users criticize the inaccurate instructions, which sometimes skip steps or guide you through unnecessarily complex procedures. Additionally, you usually have to pre-drill the desktop yourself, so you’ll need a (cordless) drill.

The most important practical note concerns stability. In the sitting position, the desk is very sturdy, and monitors don’t move even when typing vigorously. However, in the high standing position with wider desktops (80 cm and more), monitors may wobble slightly when typing – this is due to two central supports instead of four corner ones. Narrower or thicker desktops improve stability, but anyone seeking absolute firmness when standing should be aware of this behavior.

What users say

The rating is solid: 4.6 out of 5 from 479 customers, 91% of buyers recommend the desk, and the return rate is low at 1.32%. People most often praise the quiet and smooth operation of the motors, robust construction, memory positions, and value for money – several reviewers directly compare the frame to premium desks costing twice as much and rate it as comparable or even quieter. Many people have been using it for years without problems.

However, there are also criticisms that are fair to mention. Besides the aforementioned instructions and wobbling with wide desktops, some users encounter weak cable management – the included cable tray is shallow. The most important long-term note: Alza does not allow warranty extension for this desk nor does it offer post-warranty service, so there are reviews where after two to three years, the desk reports an error or oil starts leaking from a leg, and the solution is to buy a new one. However, warranty claims usually proceed without issues according to reviews.

When it doesn’t make sense

If you want a ready-made desk with a desktop and no assembly, this isn’t it – you get a frame that you need to complement with a desktop and screw together. Anyone prioritizing maximum stability when standing with a large desktop will be happier with a more expensive desk with four legs. And if long lifespan with the possibility of post-warranty service is crucial for you, be aware that after the warranty expires, you have nowhere to turn. Under these conditions, competing models are also worth considering.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

If you want a proven adjustable desk for your home office and don’t mind buying a desktop to your liking, the AlzaErgo Table ET1 NewGen frame for 6,993 CZK is one of the most sensible choices on the market – especially considering its 4.6 out of 5 rating, over 5,000 units sold, and a three-year warranty. For a saving of 2,997 CZK compared to 9,990 CZK, you get quiet motors, memory positions, and a robust construction that holds like a rock when sitting. Just keep in mind that the price is for the frame, that it might wobble when standing with wide desktops, and that you shouldn’t count on repairs after the warranty. For most home offices, it’s a great foundation at this price.

Do you alternate between sitting and standing while working, or would an adjustable desk mostly stay at one height for you?