Clear Your Desk (and Maybe Your Head) With Our Favorite Desk-Mounted Accessories
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Clear Your Desk (and Maybe Your Head) With Our Favorite Desk-Mounted Accessories
"Desk-mounted accessories make your workspace look and feel better. Mounted office accessories are perfect for standing desks because everything stays firmly in place when you lift and lower your position. Even if you stay seated, these devices can clear some of the clutter off your desktop-and maybe clear your mind a bit by giving yourself some space to focus."
"Before you buy any desk-mounted accessory, make sure that you measure your desk and scope out a suitable spot for the clamp. Don't assume it will fit, since they all have a thickness range, and some desks don't play nicely with clamps. There's also a risk that the clamp will discolor or mark your desktop over time, especially if it's softwood or in direct sunlight."
"Monitor arms enable you to fix your screen at the ideal height and position, making it easy to adjust the angle should you need to. I like Ergotron's monitor mounts because they are seriously sturdy, yet allow for a wide range of movement to get your screen into the sweet spot (the top of the screen should be at eye level and your monitor should be roughly at arm's length)."
Desk space is often limited, making mounted accessories valuable for organizing workspaces and improving functionality. These accessories are especially beneficial for standing desks, keeping items secure during height adjustments. Before purchasing, measure your desk and verify clamp compatibility, as thickness ranges vary and clamps may discolor certain surfaces over time. Monitor arms are highlighted as the top desk-mounted accessory, eliminating the need for monitor stands and freeing significant desktop space. They allow precise screen positioning at ideal heights and angles for ergonomic comfort. Ergotron monitor mounts are recommended for their sturdiness and smooth adjustability, enabling screens to remain stable once positioned correctly.
Read at WIRED
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