The Compact Omnidesk Classic Standing Desk Is Just S$649

It’s always good to have options, especially if they can go easier on the wallet. With its lineup of high-quality standing desks, Omnidesk Singapore is known to offer a premium — and understandably so — but there’s now more reason for the budget-conscious to cheer.

The Omnidesk Classic will serve as a more compact and affordable standing desk option, coming in at S$649, 15 percent cheaper than its predecessor, the Pro. Like the latter, it sports the same minimalistic design and clean profile, but ships with three new size-efficient options: Compact Small (122 x 60cm), Compact Large (153 x 60cm), and Compact XL (183 x 60cm). The first tabletop is included free of charge, while the other two require an additional charge.

This new offering can also fit the standard Omnidesk sizes. The Regular Small (122 x 76cm), Regular Large (153 x 76cm), and Regular XL (183 x 76cm) are all available as alternatives. These will add an extra S$30, S$90, and S$160 to the bill respectively.

While the Omnidesk Classic features a reduced minimum height of 74 cm (versus 60 cm of the Pro and Ascent), it runs on the company’s latest electric dual motor, which combines a 130kg maximum load and anti-collision technology with a 40mm/s adjustment speed, for increased stability at maximum height. Additionally, the controller has been upgraded into a full touchscreen build, with four programmable memory buttons that remember a user’s height adjustment preferences.

Other notable features include a 990mm built-in cable management bar and grommet hole for fuss-free cable management, Omnidesk Life App compatibility, power-saving properties, and child-lock options. The standing desk can be used with many existing Omnidesk accessories, except the Keep, Keep Lite, and Titus+ range due to its compact dimensions.

The Omnidesk Classic is available for pre-order from now till 1 October. Customers who pre-order during this period will receive a S$50 off launch discount, with the full promotion prices as follows:

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