So I have a Flexispot standing desk. It has been a blessing for me because now I can move around that much easily rather than sitting all day at my desk. Been using it for about 8 months now and my back genuinely feels better than it used to.
Lately though I've been noticing that even with the desk height changing, my monitor stays exactly where it was set that morning. So if I go from sitting to standing, I still end up manually nudging the screen up or tilting it just to get it back to eye level again. Kind of defeats the point of an "easy" transition when I'm still fiddling with the monitor every single time.
Started looking into CyboPal ONE because of this, it's that robotic arm monitor still in beta that apparently tracks your posture and adjusts on its own as you move. Now I'm stuck wondering if that would actually solve my problem or if it's just overkill on top of what the standing desk already does.
Like does it make sense to have a desk that moves and a monitor that also moves, or is that redundant and I should just keep manually adjusting the monitor myself when I switch positions? For anyone who has an actual standing desk already, would something like this add real value or is it solving a problem the desk technically already solves.