Another +1 for IKEA.
The Lagkapten table top is completely fine. It comes as an option in a slightly smaller 120x60 size too at £20 which is great for smaller spaces.
I did have the standard legs on it, but I’ve swapped them out for the Flexispot E1 motorised legs.
You could buy a more expensive desk top, but I’d say unless you’re going solid wood or metal, there’s no point looking anywhere else other than Ikea.
IKEA also have a really good dual monitor support, I’d recommend that too.
100pc agree.
I’ve a set of legs from Amazon (standing desk) which were about £80 and an Ikea Table Top which was about £20. It’s survived a house move and other things and still more than adequate
I haven’t got that one but I bought a set of legs off Amazon about 3 years ago and paired it with an Ikea Table top. About £120 all in. And still going strong now. I wish I’d gone for one with a memory pre-set but other than that I can’t fault it.
Another vote for Flexispot (ordered direct from them) - I have the E5 and have had no issues with it
Employers tend to do that anyway 
I’d do it on one leg if it was a 30% pay rise.
What I do from my bed is nobodies business 
Okay question for the group. Moving in with a partner, new desk ordered.
Between us we have two windows laptops (both with hdmi and usb-c), a MacBook (just usb-c), and a desktop (all possible connections!).
I want to set one widescreen monitor up and my keyboard/mouse, webcam and mic (all usb-a) with the easiest way possible to move between them. I’m thinking a single USB docking station that’s powered (to charge phones etc) next to a laptop stand and with a USB-C extension to connect it to the desktop? Is that the best way? And any recommendations for such a docking station? Don’t mind paying a decent amount for it.
*edit: significant bonus if the docking station looks half decent
That’s not too expensive. Forgive my ignorance though - will that work okay with the windows laptop that doesn’t have Thunderbolt 4? (It does support displayport via USB though)