I've been a remote worker since 2007 (mostly for Silicon Valley startups), and so have learned that for better work-life balance (really integration) it is important to have certain physical separations, and hence I operate a double desk environment.
I have separate desks, Macs, notebooks, and most importantly phones.
Office
Desk 2 (coding/evenings/personal):
IKEA Bekant sit/standing desk (x2)
Mac Mini (M2 Pro)
Macbook Pro (the last of the intels - doh)
iPad Pro 12.9"
PAPERFEEL + pencil is amazing for sketching with ProCreate
iPhone 14 pro
Personal phone (essential for work-life balance)
Akai MPK 261 (MIDI full sized keys)
Edifier R1280DB Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers
(used with Garageband (for now) and Spitfire Audio Labs incredible samples from Abbey Road Studios)Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas X - Joystick and Throttle (used with Xplane-12)
Desk 1 (Vercel/day/calls/recordings)
IKEA Bekant sit/standing desk (x2)
Macbook Pro
Samsung 32" 4k monitor
LU32J590UQUXEN 4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160
Excellent value for money screen (we have 5 now)
Apple AirPods Max
All day comfort and decent enough quality sound and mic
Transparency mode makes video conferencing feel more immediate
Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation)
iPhone 12 pro (work phone)
Blue Yeti Mic
For recording and webinars
Logitech StreamCam
Frustratingly the white balance is poor w/o the app running
Bose SoundLink Mini Bluetooth Speaker II
LaMetric Display (for site counter, and various demos)
Divoom 64 display
Home
Transports & Hobbies :CBR600RR
SUP
Trek 520 touring bike, Marin NAil trail MTB
Celestron Telescope
Canon EOS 750D (2nd hand from ebay)
Lenses : 18-55mm, 50mm, 70-300mm
Date : 12 May 2023