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Home Office Upgrades That Make Long Workdays Easier
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items Your workspace decides how long you can focus before your back, eyes, or voice give up. These are the home office upgrades I recommend to clients and to my community who work from home: a desk and chair that fit your body, light that protects your ey...
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Sit and Stand Without Back Pain
Light Your Desk and Protect Your Eyes
Look and Sound Clear on Every Call
Keep Your Desk Clear and Simple
Sit and Stand Without Back Pain
FlexiSpot Standing Desk
The chair I suggest when back pain starts eating into focus time. The backrest flexes with your spine as you move, and nearly every part adjusts to your body. It costs a lot, and it lasts for years.
Steelcase Leap Chair
A mesh ergonomic chair for a much lower price than the premium brands. Adjustable lumbar support, armrests, and headrest cover what matters when you sit six or more hours a day.
Autonomous ErgoChair Pro
Light Your Desk and Protect Your Eyes
A light bar that sits on top of your monitor and lights the desk without glare on the screen. Late calls and dark winter afternoons stop straining your eyes, and it takes no desk space.
BenQ ScreenBar
The budget alternative to the ScreenBar. Same idea, a light bar clipped to your monitor, at a lower price. A good first step if you want to test whether better desk light helps you.
Quntis Monitor Light Bar
Look and Sound Clear on Every Call
Laptop cameras make you look tired and grainy on calls. A 4K webcam with auto light correction makes you look clear and present, which matters when half your meetings are on video.
Logitech MX Brio 4K Webcam
Laptop microphones pick up the room and make you sound far away. This speakerphone picks up your voice clearly and cuts the echo. It also works well when two or three people join a call from one desk.
Anker PowerConf Speakerphone
Keep Your Desk Clear and Simple
The mouse I recommend to anyone who lives in spreadsheets. Programmable buttons, a fast scroll wheel for long files, and quiet clicks. Small time savings, repeated hundreds of times a day.
Logitech MX Master 3S Mouse
One pouch for chargers, cables, adapters, and earbuds. It stands open on the desk while you work and zips shut when you leave. A clear desk means fewer things pulling at your attention.
Bellroy Desk Caddy
The afternoon slump is often just dehydration. Keep a full bottle in sight on your desk and you drink more without thinking about it. The UV cap keeps it clean between washes.
LARQ Self-Cleaning Water Bottle