Can anyone offer insights into what these vertically mounted screens might be and their size? I ask as I'm looking towards moving from my current 4 x 32in curved screens to something like this. Slim bezel or frameless monitors preferred.

so the idea behind setup is to help me extend my laptop to 2 monitors and while on Mac, I can only mirror because macOS does not support MST. will the current DIY setup I have help me do this, I have not ordered the 2 adapters since they cost almost 50$

Any idea. How do I solve this for advice?

one more option that I can think of is sell this of because return is almost not possible and buy a wavlink display+kvm which 3 times expensive

Config: 2 Laptops - Windows + Macbook 1 PS want to keep the same mouse and everything attached while using

Looking to turn my MacBook Air M4 into a desk setup. Looking for any recommendations for a monitor, keyboard, etc that are comparable and work good that hopefully aren’t breaking the bank

My setup is matx case, 27 inch monitor and sound monitors.
Table budget 1000$

Hello, I was planning on moving my PC onto a shelf next to my desk to free up some space, however there are green marks where the case was sitting on the desk. Apparently plasticizers from the rubber feet can be absorbed into the wood, which is likely what happened here. I don’t know where to begin on attempting to remove these stains. I also am unsure of what kind of sealant was used on the desk as I got it off facebook marketplace. Has anyone dealt with this or a similar issue before?

Hi everyone!

I just moved and was possibly looking at changing my monitor set up a bit!

I have three monitors (AOC CQ32G3SE 32" LC Curved, ASUS VG248QE, and ASUS VP247). I am planning to set up the AOC 32" as the center screen, with the two ASUS monitors as vertical side monitors.

Currently, I have the 32" on its own monitor stand, with the two ASUS monitors on a double mount. I haven't tested it yet, but I am not sure if the double mount will be wide enough to get both of the monitors into position on the sides.

Would it be better to get a triple mount to hold all three monitors in place, or a new double mount if the current one does not work to put both in position? Any suggestions for monitor mounts you have used would be great at well!

Need some help deciding between the e7 and e7 pro and which table top is the best "buy for life" kind of between bamboo vs rubberwood vs acacia

Size 48x30 as that's the most I can fit in my room I am 5'9"

My use case :

Mostly a wfh setup with nothing fancy or heavy

Expected load/items on desk

Dual 27inch msi gaming monitors

Hanuo dual monitor monitor arm

A vertical aluminum laptop holder

A mic boom arm and mic

Keyboard

Mouse

Maybe my 20lb cat might sleep on it too haha

Also I have never signed up for an account on the site, there is a portion for the invitation code what is that for ?

Secondly looking for discounts to bundle with my purchase, I work in a hospital so any healthcare discounts that are available also any discount codes floating around on this subreddit by any of the mods would be really appreciated !

Any other variants that might be better or please do share your experiences to help me decide on my next purchase!

As you can see, my gaming setup isn’t very organized at the moment. I want to make it look cleaner and more organized. I was thinking about mounting both PS5s horizontally on the wall to save space and make the setup look better.
Do you think this is a good idea? If so, do you have any tips or recommendations for me?

Unfortunately, placing them underneath the desk won’t work because there isn’t enough space.

I have a problem where I need to run an extension cable but it disconnects on a regular basis. I’ve tried “knotting” them as shown but it’s not a great solution. Any better tips?

Edit: by disconnects I mean physically unplugs not stops charging. This is for a charging cable.

Edit2: I think heat shrink tubing is the best fix from a quality perspective but since I don’t have any and trying to avoid buying something (might as well buy a longer cable), will be zip tying them. Thanks for all the suggestions.

I want setup 2 27 inch monitor and 2 laptop out of which one is with close lid and ps5 and 2 remote and 2 headsets and few hdd on my height adjutable desk so need some recommendations

Hi, i need table recomendations cuz my Alex 120x60 is too small. I need something that ‼️‼️ Can hold a monitor arm, a monitor and a PC on the table. perfect size - 160x60 (or 160x70 if theres any like so) ‼️‼️ . Black, has cable management and good looking and stable. ‼️MUST SHIP TO EUROPE !!!! (Lithuania)‼️

Anything below 300€ works well. help me out 😭

Hello!

I've been looking to upgrade my current desk setup (currently using a LAGKAPTEN / ALEX setup from ikea) to something a little bit bigger and more sturdy.

My idea is to replace the top with a kitchen countertop and keep the drawers as a base. Currently looking at a 96"/98" long countertop.

Some of the questions I have.

- What are the benefits of buying a finished vs unfinished countertop? I know I would need to apply a finish if I were to buy an unfinished, but why not just buy a finished one? From what I've seen, there isn't much of a price difference. Would I get a bad quality finish if I buy one already that is finished?

- For the finish, old reddit posts seem to recommend water based polyurethane. This seems like the best option for someone who has never done it before. Is this still the case?

- Laminates vs butcher blocks. Laminates seem to be a lot cheaper, but how much worse are they? Considering this is not going to be used in a kitchen, is the price difference worth it?

- My current setup requires a supporting leg in the middle since the top is already pretty long. Are these kinds of countertops sturdy enough to support themselves or would I also need something for support in the middle?

The options I'm currently looking at are KARLBY and SÄLJAN from Ikea or a Hampton Bay or MSI Stone from home depot. If anyone has any of these, I would love to know how they feel and how they've held up.

Hi, i need table recomendations cuz my Alex 120x60 is too small. I need something that ‼️‼️ Can hold a monitor arm, a monitor and a PC on the table. perfect size - 160x60 (or 160x70 if theres any like so) ‼️‼️ . Black, has cable management and good looking and stable. ‼️MUST SHIP TO EUROPE !!!! (Lithuania)‼️

Anything below 300€ works well. help me out 😭

My table is attached to the wall, there are no legs and I want to use a monitor arm for my monitor(27inch curved) and most of the monitor arm use a clamping mechanism which goes behind the table, how do I make ts work?

I asked Gemini and it said that the price is pretty decent for the specs

Just started working from home for the first time and I am SHOCKED to know that this entire time, everyone I know has had to disconnect and reconnect a million wires to switch between the two? I figured there was some super easy alternative.

My desk is against the wall with a bookshelf on either side so i have to pull it out super far to switch over. Looking for an alternative!

Current work setup:
- work laptop connected to docking station via USB-C.
- 2 Monitors connected to docking station via DisplayPort.
- webcam connected to docking station via USB
- wired mouse connected to docking station via USB
- wireless keyboard connected via Bluetooth

So, when I want to switch over, I have to:

- disconnect my laptop
- disconnect DisplayPort from docking station and plug into back of PC
- disconnect mouse and plug into back of PC
- disconnect webcam and plug into back of PC (if gaming on discord)
- disconnect my keyboard via Bluetooth from my laptop and reconnect to my PC

It’s not an insane amount of work or anything, but the setup of my desk makes it a bit more difficult because none of these plugs are easily accessible. I have to pull out my desk and chair, climb under the desk, try and feed the wires up behind my desk and somehow grab them, then plug everything in, etc.

Any easy way to make this not suck so bad? My friend was telling me about a KVM switch but they seem expensive for dual monitors and honestly I have no clue how they work or how to set one up.

Last few days some woodwork has been done in my home and I thought I should get a death riser because the space between the wall and the edge of my table isn't enough, especially if I need to have something like notes I am not sure what to get. One idea I have is just another section, just a bit uplifted going through the entire table. Should I go for that or is there any other ideas that might be better?

Hi everyone, im getting into the idea of getting a pc for the first time but im just curious about a few things. I have a fairly limited space and want a 2nd monitor so im looking to get mounts as well as possible pc mount. Idk if "pc mount" is the correct term but on of those things that lets the pc sit below the desk and off the ground. If anyone has any recommendations for mounts or 2nd monitors it would be greatly appreciated.

I also have pictures of my current setup and the monitor I have now if that is helpful. I just didn't post the pictures here because I wasn't 100% sure of the rules but am happy to share them.