How is the E7Q different from the Flexispot E7?

The E7Q has four legs instead of two, which raises the weight capacity and cuts sway at standing height. It is heavier, takes longer to assemble and takes up more floor space.

Can it hold two monitors and a desktop tower?

Yes. The four-leg frame is rated well above a typical two-monitor plus tower load, and owners report no sag or wobble with that setup.

Does it have height memory presets?

Yes. The control panel stores sitting and standing heights so you can switch with one touch.

Is the walnut top solid wood?

The top is a walnut surface over a engineered core, not a single solid slab. It looks like wood and takes oil, but it is not one piece of lumber.

How long does assembly take?

Plan on one to two hours. The four legs and crossbars add steps compared with a two-leg desk, and a helper makes lining up the top easier.

Will it fit a treadmill underneath?

The frame clears most walking pads at standing height, and the four legs keep the desk steady while the belt runs. Check your pad's height against the desk's lowest standing setting.