You're probably going to struggle to find a decent desk for that price. More on reddit.com

In my experience, this dual spring adjustable arm type is a game-changer . It perfectly balances aesthetics and function. While both the vertical pole and the gas spring type have their merits, the gas spring arm excels in providing a seamless adjustment experience while better allowing you to keep the desk close to the wall. The resilience and flexibility are unparalleled—easy height and angle adjustments, with sturdy holds even when fully extended. Since you have a standing desk, I'd recommend coupling it with a quality mat. More on reddit.com

I would recommend those deskhaus 4 legged standing desks. And if those are not in your budget, best go for 2 legged one from eg. Flexispot & Uplift that can support up to 330 lbs. More on reddit.com

Here's another option: a pole with only the VESA plate. In my setup, I use a 29-inch ultrawide monitor horizontally as my primary monitor, with a 24-inch monitor in vertical orientation on the right side. Each monitor is mounted on its own single pole. I opted for this configuration due to my OCD tendencies; I needed my monitors to be touching to eliminate any gaps. Initially, I chose this setup because of limited space and using a 55x24-inch manual sit-stand desk, which was too wobbly for my full-time work-from-home needs. About a month ago, I upgraded to a Fully Jarvis 72x30-inch sit-stand desk while maintaining the same monitor setup. This arrangement worked perfectly for me as it allowed me to maximize desk space. If I had chosen monitor arms, they would have protruded from the wall, creating an awkward appearance, and I wouldn't have been able to eliminate gaps between the monitors' bezels. I'm thrilled with my new setup; it's incredibly sturdy. I hope this insight helps you in making your decision. More on reddit.com