A little bit Halloween
I don’t normally do a seasonal thing or post on Reddit but I’ve been loving this.
u/biiigmood — 3 days ago
r/workstations
Looking to change. Open to ideas
Had this setup for a while now. Kinda bored of it now.
Looking for ideas how to make it look and feel better. (And change theme)
Thank you
u/a-adar — 5 days ago
48 inch OLED as a Monitor - Show Me Your Desk Setups!
I am planning to get a 48 inch OLED for my desk setup, mainly for work and gaming. I have a 180cm sit stand desk, but I am a bit skeptical about whether a 48 inch screen will be too big and make it difficult to build a clean practical desk setup.
For those using a 48 inch OLED as a monitor I would love to see your desk setups and hear your thoughts on whether the size is manageable for everyday work as well as gaming.
Looking for some inspiration to convince me to take the plunge! 😅
u/SkelfOutlaw — 4 days ago
setup refresh
a few of my favorite things about my setup: Embody chair, Lofree Hyzen keyboard, Pulsar X2 mice, Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite IEM, and the Amaran tube light.
u/for_homme — 12 days ago
Budget home office
Outside work provided laptop and dock (Thinkpad P14S Gen 6 and Lenovo Thunderbolt 4 dock), everything you see here cost less than USD$650.
u/Tom_R72 — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/workstations
About to buy a $60 laptop riser until I realized my desk already does heavy lifting. Rate the "temporary" fix.
My laptop riser snapped last week right after I finished dialing in this home corner. In a pinch, I stacked four dense hardcover books under the MacBook to bring the secondary screen up to eye level with my monitor.
I was about to order a replacement, but after a few full workdays... does it actually work too well?
The desk does ergonomic work anyway. I already have my sitting and standing heights dialed into memory presets. Books just need to match the monitor height...
Be honest: What's the most ridiculous "temporary" DIY fix in your setup that quietly became permanent?
u/Ignatiusbump — 11 days ago
Hey guys, this is my part gaming part coding/work setup. A bit old now quite cluttered but love it. Have the old Nintendo as well it was comnected to tv moved to monitor temporarily. Will buy a new laptop in an years time. Rate my setup and any improvements/modifications what do you guys think?
u/Mother-Lobster3761 — 11 days ago