12 Desk Setup Upgrades That ACTUALLY Matter 

I’ve ordered a desk long ago. Its depth is 90cm. A bit too much space. But very comfortable.

Don’t think they forget as much as they try to avoid. Deeper desks are more expensive to purchase and require more office space so it makes the office space more expensive for the same amount of people with smaller desks.

I got my desk custom build and it is 5 feet wide but the depth is only 1.6 feet and now I regret a lot as my monitor takes all the space.😢

I decreased my desk depth from 29 to 24 inches. I was just always leaning forward to be closer to my screen, it was pointless.

​@@sh0rtaznantexactly what I was thinking

may I ask what is the best desk height compared to my body so that I could sit comfortably? I've heard that I should have one which I can have my shoulder-elbow-hand almost at 90°, is that the correct way to determine the height of fixed desk? I also need to draw too so does the desk needs to be higher?

@@hoangthivu8451 Depends on if you’re at a sitting vs standing desk or a hybrid. Sitting: Angle between upper arm and forearm 70 deg to 135°; angle between torso and thigh 90 to at least 100°; angle between the upper and lower leg at 60-100°; feet flat on the floor Standing desk doing precision work: work surface height should be 2-4” above elbow height

@@hoangthivu8451 Google desk height chart.

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They generally end sentences with prepositions in German? =P be einig *agreed

Gotta look stylish lol

was going to comment the exact same thing.

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It's totally overblown and unnecessary. My chair is £400 and I find it way more comfortable.

I cannot stand those chairs. I consider mine superior and at less than half the price.

@@JohnnyZenithchairs are obviously a personal thing. Even a very adjustable chair wont be for everyone. Which one do you have?

Who did you go to have the hydraulic cylinder replaced?

@@mrbass093 I just ordered a replacement from amazon and did it myself, it just took a few minutes with some basic hand tools in my case.

definately is not worth the price thats total cope, its mesh, you can buy something with the same economics and comparatively functional materials for a fraction of that price.

To be fair if you enjoy the chair, like its asthetic and can afford the cost then that's a totally justified choice. But its like saying armani is worth the price for practicality. It isn't.

Thank you for your input on the value of the Herman Miller Aeron chair. It’s important to consider different viewpoints, but I’d like to offer some additional perspective based on my personal experience and broader considerations of value and quality. Firstly, assessing the worth of a product like the Herman Miller Aeron chair goes beyond its material components. The chair’s design, ergonomics, and durability are paramount. In my experience, having used various chairs including those from Ergotune, Secret Lab, IKEA, and Amazon, none have matched the Aeron’s longevity and comfort. It’s been a reliable fixture in my workspace for over five years, outlasting its predecessors significantly. Regarding your comparison to Armani and practicality, I understand your point but believe a more fitting comparison might be with high-quality tools or equipment. For instance, professional chefs invest in premium knives not just for the brand but for the reliable performance, durability, and efficiency they offer. In a similar vein, the Aeron chair is an investment in comfort, health (particularly in maintaining posture), and productivity for those of us who spend extensive hours seated. It’s also worth considering the long-term cost-effectiveness. While the upfront cost is higher, the Aeron’s durability means fewer replacements and repairs, ultimately offering better value over time. It’s a classic example of ‘you get what you pay for.’ In conclusion, while I respect your perspective, my experiences and the sustained benefits I’ve derived from the Herman Miller Aeron chair strongly support its value. It’s a practical, long-term investment in workplace comfort and health. If one prefers to opt for a more budget-friendly chair, that’s a personal choice. However, for me, the quality, comfort, and durability of the Aeron chair justify its price, proving to be economical in the long run.

​@@sglatitude pasting an AI-generated wall of text response to end the conversation is an underrated sigma move

@@andrewswebpage making lame comment with no benefits to readers are worthless.

I bought a mesh chair after trying my brother in laws for a day and my cousins titan for the same. The titan looked cool and like it should be super comfortable but the mesh honestly felt just as cushioned to me as the literal cushions to my suprise and Its got far more breathability for my sweaty body haha, way cheaper as well, the titans are super expensive and I got a nice mesh chair for a hundo, why tf someone would spend a grand for a branded piece of mesh is beyond me

Ikea sells manually adjustable 160x80 cm desks for pretty damn cheap

My bad! Just updated the description to add it!

No worries, thank you.

I actually always need access to them. So prefer to have them in front of me.

Dang bro you gonna take that?

make sure it doesnt interfere with your chair arm as most chair arm almost touches the bottom of the table

The thunderbolt cable provided with the monitor.

That is just a light for the video. That window is actually a window into my warehouse.

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