ESI Discontinued the Enmo Table, so I’d Buy the Bonita ET Instead
Own an Enmo, or searched the name and came up empty? Here’s where I’d start.
The short answer
The ESI Enmo is discontinued, so if you want a standing desk you can order now, get the NewHeights Bonita ET, for around $1,000. Mine’s been in a corner of our den since 2020, and it lifts more and goes a little higher than the Enmo did.
At a glance
- Status: discontinued, on ESI’s discontinued-products list
- Lifts: 220 lb
- Speed: 1.3 in per second
- Warranty as sold: 15 years structural, 7 years mechanical
What was the ESI Enmo?
The Enmo was an electric standing-desk base ESI made for offices, and it ran on two motors.
It started and stopped softly instead of jerking. It also had anti-collision, which should have stopped it if it bumped into something.
The keypad was simple, an up button and a down button.
ESI’s old Enmo product page is still up, list price and all, but you can’t order an Enmo from it.
I own an Enmo. Where’s the manual, and who supports it now?
The assembly guide is still free. ESI’s Discontinued Products – Assembly Guides page lists the Enmo with a download, so a fresh copy is a click away if yours went out with the box.
ESI itself is part of Fellowes now.
If your Enmo needs a part or a warranty claim, I’d call ESI’s line at 800.833.3746 and ask before you count on the 15-year structural coverage.
Who should skip the Enmo?
Anyone who wants a desk they can order new.
And if you’d hoped for a top shaped to fit a corner, ESI’s sheet only lists rectangle tops for it.
What would I buy instead?
I’d buy the NewHeights Bonita ET. Mine has a straight 48 x 30 top, and two monitors and an open laptop fit on it nicely. I raise it regularly to stand.
I like the depth and the simplicity. The crossbar keeps it from wobbling, and it feels sturdy at every height. When I’d rather sit, it comes down to standard desk height, 29 inches, which is more comfortable for me.
Like the Enmo, mine runs on the basic up and down switch, and the motor’s pretty quiet. Nothing about it has really bugged me in six years.
NewHeights is RightAngle’s brand, and RightAngle builds the Bonita in the USA. If you’d rather have a top shaped for the corner, it makes the Bonita with corner and L-shaped tops as well, and the corner desks guide walks through those.
My full Bonita ET review has the rest, and FlexiSpot vs Uplift looks at two more standing desks.
Setting up the rest of the corner? The Work Nook picks it up from there.
Questions people ask
Is the ESI Enmo discontinued?
Yes. It’s on ESI’s own discontinued-products list, and the one reseller listing I found says it isn’t available to buy.
What’s the Enmo’s height range?
ESI’s two sources disagree, 27.4 to 44.8 in on the 2020 spec sheet (the base, without a top) and 28.0 to 46.0 in on the old product page. If the exact height matters, I’d measure yours.
Where can I find the Enmo manual?
On ESI’s discontinued-products page, which still has the Enmo’s assembly guide to download.
Who supports the Enmo now?
ESI, which is part of Fellowes now. Its line, 800.833.3746, is the place to ask about warranty or parts.
Sources (8)
- ESI, Discontinued Products – Assembly Guides: the Enmo listed with its assembly guide, and ESI’s phone number, read October 9, 2026.
- Fellowes, ESI Transition: the brand’s move to Fellowes and the pointer to Fellowes Contract Interiors, read October 9, 2026.
- ESI, Enmo product page: the leftover listing and its 28.0 to 46.0 in range, read October 9, 2026.
- ESI Ergo, Enmo Electric Height Adjustable Table specifications, 2020 (PDF): lifting capacity, speed, height range, motors, keypad, tops and warranty as sold, read October 9, 2026.
- Madison Liquidators, Enmo listing: not available to purchase, read October 9, 2026.
- RightAngle Products, Bonita ET Electric Adjustable Standing Desk: lifting capacity, height range, crossbar, tops, who makes it and where it’s built, read October 8 and 9, 2026.
- My own Bonita ET, in our den since 2020.
- Prices and stock, read by hand, October 8, 2026.
How these numbers get checked: methodology.