Eureka Ark standing desk review

The Eureka Ark Standing Desk is a premium standing desk that blends modern aesthetics with impressive functionality for professionals looking for a standing desk that doesn't look like a standing desk.

Eureka Ark
(Image: © Collin Probst // Future)

TechRadar Verdict

The Eureka Ergonomic Ark Standing Desk shows a balance of elegant design and practical features. Its walnut veneer finish, soft-close drawers, and adjustable height mechanism make it a standout choice for home office users seeking a combination of style, durability, and ergonomic benefits. While it comes at a steep price, the quality craftsmanship and attention to detail could justify the investment.

Pros

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    Premium walnut veneer

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    Sturdy -- even at standing height

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    soft-close drawers

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    quiet height adjustment

Cons

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    Expensive

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    Just ok cable management

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    Incredibly heavy packaging

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Standing desks have bloomed and become ever-so-popular over the last few years. There are so many companies making them, so many differ

The Eureka Ergonomic Ark Standing Desk is an impressive blend of standout design and practicality. It's very action-movie-secondary-character-desk-esque looking. However, it also has features that make this big, bold desk even better. It has soft, closed drawers, power in the desktop, adjustable height, drawers, and unique legs that make it look like any of the best office desks we've seen for executives.

Further, as remote work becomes increasingly popular, it will redefine modern professional life, raising the demand for versatile, ergonomic, and stylish office furniture. A standout in this evolving landscape, the Eureka Ergonomic 63" Executive Standing Desk delivers an ideal combination of functionality and sophistication. With its striking walnut veneer finish, smooth motorized height adjustment, and thoughtful features like soft-close drawers and a freestanding desktop riser, this desk elevates your work-from-home experience. In short, this desk blends practicality with style for professionals who want a standout desk that helps them stay productive.

How does it compare to the best standing desks I've reviewed? I put this intriguing workspace furniture to the test.

Eureka Ark: Price and Availability

The Eureka Ark is priced at $2,499.99, though it's currently discounted to $1,699.99 and is available through Eureka Ergonomic's website. Delivery takes about 6-8 days on average, though this timeline and shipping cost can change based on where the desk is delivered. It's also worth noting that my Ark got delivered to me on a pallet. It's not a huge deal, but it's worth preparing for, especially if you need a place to unpack the pallet to carry the desk and boxes to where they need to go.

Eureka Ark

(Image credit: Collin Probst // Future)

Eureka Ark: Unboxing and First Impressions

As mentioned above, the Ark comes in two packages within a wooden crate that helps protect the packaging overall. I was shocked to see this as I have reviewed a lot of desks and fancy desks, and I had yet to see this level of care in packaging until this desk. All the parts were well protected within the box and the crate. Each piece has foam layers to help the fragments within each box not rub against one another and get damaged or damaged from any damage on the boxes.

Once unboxed, building the desk was pretty simple. Most pieces were pre-assembled, at least partially, so building took little time, and it could have been easier.

The desk itself has a very mid-century modern design. Think the far-flung futurism of Dune meets professional ergonomics. The legs are near trapezoid-shaped, and the desk is thick with built-in drawers, power, and a walnut veneer. All in all, this desk is hefty. It's solid and feels like it will last a lifetime. One fascinating look and the right call is that the trapezoidal legs stay on the ground when the desktop rises. I'm still determining what I expected, but seeing it the first couple of times is super interesting.

Eureka Arc

(Image credit: Collin Probst // Future)

Eureka Ark: Design and Build Quality

Specs

Dimensions: 63” x 29”
Material: Walnut veneer and metal legs
Features: Soft-close drawers, USB charging ports, and cable management
Height Adjustment Range: Smooth motorized mechanism

The Eureka Ergonomic Ark Standing Deks has a walnut veneer finish and a design that makes it stand out among the plethora of desks I have reviewed. With their extra design, the desk legs provide further stability and an eye-catching design. The built-in drawers also feature soft close gliders, adding to the premium feel. One thing that I wish this desk had, that I recently experienced for the first time with the SecretLab Magnus Pro Standing desk, is power in the leg column so that then you can have even cleaner cable management, with no dangling cables to plug in power (and maybe even ethernet).

Eureka Arc

(Image credit: Collin Probst // Future)

Eureka Ark: In use

My team and I have used this desk in our desk rotation for the last few months. In fact, one of my team members has claimed this as his favorite desk, thanks to the Dune-esque styling. So far, this desk has had very smooth height adjustments, allowing for quick transitions from standing to sitting and back up to standing, and even at my standing height (I'm 6'2" tall), I don't notice any wobble.

For the setup we have on this desk, we only have one monitor, though if you wanted to, you could easily add a couple of monitors, which is great for versatility and changing desk setups.

Another thing that we have grown to appreciate is the built-in power supply on top of the desk. You could use this to power things on your desk, such as the monitor. However, I prefer this for the "oh I need to charge this thing" or other one-offs or "non-permenant" items to help the desk appear generally tidy.

All around, this desk has been excellent. It's not for everyone. However, it is a wonderful desk for most people. It only comes down to style and whether you like bold design choices. If you do, this desk is an expensive and beautiful addition to any workspace that should last for years.

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AttributesNotesRating
DesignGreat modern design, but not for everyone⭐⭐⭐⭐
Material qualityQuality materials⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ease of useEasy to use⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
PracticalityGreat for most⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
PriceHigh price⭐⭐⭐⭐

Eureka Arc

(Image credit: Collin Probst // Future)

Eureka Ark: Final verdict

The Eureka Ergonomic 63" Ark Executive Standing Desk offers a premium experience for professionals who value aesthetics and functionality. Its sturdy build, smooth motorized adjustments, and luxurious finish make it a standout option in the high-end desk market. While the price and minor design flaws might deter some, this desk delivers exceptional value for those willing to invest in quality.


For more workplace essentials, we reviewed the best office chairs.

Collin Probst

Former TechRadar Pro B2B Hardware Editor, Collin has been in journalism for years, with experience in small and large markets, including Gearadical, DailyBeast, FutureNet, and more.

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