u/Bare-Minimum-Energy

I'm setting up a bedroom desk mainly for university/studying, engineering work, general use and some gaming.

The desk will be 160 cm wide × 75 cm deep. I'm planning to use two monitors, probably on a dual monitor arm, with my laptop connected through a docking station.

I want to keep the desk relatively simple and uncluttered. I'd like enough space for:

• Keyboard + mouse
• A notebook/textbook in front or beside the keyboard for studying
• My laptop (either open or closed — haven't decided yet)
• Possibly a small speaker
• Some general desk space for writing/studying

I'm currently deciding between 24" and 27" monitors, and I'm not sure which would make more sense given the desk size and how I want to use it.

I'm also trying to stick to a reasonable budget, so I'm not necessarily looking for the most expensive/best monitor. I'm more interested in getting the best balance of screen size, resolution, desk space and value for money.

Would you recommend:

• 2 × 24"
• 2 × 27"
• Something else?

For context, I'm considering both 1080p and 1440p monitors.

What would you recommend for this desk setup?

Hey! Just wanted some last-minute opinions on the RLK16-1200D8-A before i purchase it. Please let me know. Thanks!

RLK16-1200D8-A

12MP PoE Security System with Color Night Vision

I’m looking for the best provider between these for an FTTP NBN connection.

TPG supplied a modem for free given you stay with them for 24 months and Aussie broadband and leaptel seem to be bring in your own modem or purchase one. I was thinking about going with the TP-Link AX55 Pro if I were to go with Aussie broadband or Leaptel.

A better router around the $150 give or take price range would be great.

I’m living in Parkwood, WA. I can’t seem to find much information on which is better.

Thanks for your help!

I’m currently living just outside of parkwood and my ISP is Optus. It sucks. I’ll be moving to parkwood and I was wondering which ISP you guys would recommend, or something that I could use to figure out what’s best for me. Thanks!

Hello everyone. So, this is my plan. I want to plug in the power cord of the echo show 15 in the roof and bring that cable down to the echo show 15 rather than putting a massive hole in my wall which will be a hassle to fix up later if I ever have to. My issue is that I either need an extension cable for the DC wire or I can simply bring the wire down from the roof and it will reach it. Here are my questions:

1. How long is the power cable that comes with the Echo Show 15?
2. What do I need to look for when buying an extension cable? Eg: barrel size, voltage, etc.
3. Do you have any links that could be shared that could come in handy with this?

Thanks for your help.