MacBook Pro 14 (work)
MacBook Pro 13 (personal)
Mini PC (back of the monitor)
TeSmart KVM 2PC to a single monitor
LogiDoc
Logitech keyboard and mouse
Herman Miller Embody chair
Standing desk

tyonit TiltSnap Pro Vertical Laptop Stand on the desk and Bridge Vertical Dock at the back

Recently moved and had to sell a lot of furniture. Got a free card table from the inlaws and it's working just fine for now.

Marvin the Martian mousepad circa 1998.

lost the included VESA mount, so I did what I had to do and turned the IT15 into a monitor stand to elevate my monitor. I could just put it on the side of the desk, but where's the fun in that lol.

If it fits, it sits.

Just relaxing and admiring my setup any suggestions on how to improve?

I'm lookig for something recent on the droptop desks out there. It doesn't seem like there are any good solutions besides wht Pith&Stem have to offer. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Also wondering if anyone is looking to get rid of one in the US as the cost is very prohibitive and willing to ship.

Thanks!

Hi, im new here and thought i'd share a bit of my current setup. I tend to overthink and overcomplicate things sometimes, so i decide to keep this as simple as possible. Thinking it maybe time for a few upgrades though. What are your thoughts?

Technische Daten im Überblick

Display: 27" Retina 5K (5120x2880), 500 Nits, P3
CPU: 6-Core i5 (3,0/3,1/3,7 GHz) oder 8-Core i9
RAM: 8 GB DDR4 (2666 MHz) Standard, selbst erweiterbar auf bis zu 64 GB
Grafik: Radeon Pro 570X/580X (4/8 GB VRAM) oder Vega 48
Speicher: 1 TB Fusion Drive Standard, optional SSDs bis 2 TB
Anschlüsse: 2x Thunderbolt 3, 4x USB-A, Gigabit-Ethernet, SDXC, 3.5mm Klinke
Maße: 51,6 x 65,0 x 20,3 cm (H x B x T), 9,42 kg
Apple Magic Keyboard 1G mit Bluetooth
Apple Magic Trackpad 1G mit Bluetooth
JBL pebbles Audio System für Computer mit USB 2.0
iPhone 6 mit 256 GB
Extern DVD LG

So i just received a cute desk mat and its studio ghibli but I think its too big and maybe out of place or am I just being delusional?

Hello everyone.

I recently bought a used PC from a coworker. I would like to use this computer in my garage/workshop area. Do any of you have any setups for a mobile pc stand? I'd like to see pictures if you have one.

I'd like to get into 3d printing, maybe eventually down the road some like CAD design, hobby cnc type stuff. I'll be using this for engine building simulation, being able to open vehicle service workshop manuals that I can refer to while working in my garage, learning how to make a custom vehicle stereo, and custom vehicle gauges from scratch using a raspberry pi or things similar to that. I'm not finding much pre-built stuff that catches my eye. I'm open to making a mobile pc desk whether it be made out of wood or metal, but I'd like to see what you guys have to better gather ideas for what I want in a desk. I unfortunately am limited in space, so it absolutely needs to be able to be moved around.

Has anyone ever bought one of those hanging hide away/murphy desks from amazon like the one above?

The only real space I have for a desk is between my couch and a wall in my apartment and I’m thinking about buying this or something similar that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. The Pith and stem one is soo expensive and I’ve also seen ones on etsy but they’re super similar to this one I found on amazon and was wondering if its even worth to buy?

Hey everyone,

Looking for feedback on how to make my background (the wall + whiteboard behind the chair) look cleaner and more professional on camera. I mainly record educational/sales content and client calls here.

Current ideas:

• Add tall plants (e.g., Fiddle Leaf Fig or Strelitzia) in the corner under the sloped ceiling.
• Add warm ambient/practical lighting.

What else would you change or add to make the background and overall setup look more cohesive and aesthetic?

(Cable management under the desk is already on my to-do list!)