L Shaped Executive Desk Left Return

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I have a large L-shaped desk and the boom arm works perfectly with it.

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

These eye cups prevent eye strains. The eye shaped cup is comfortable and can be rotated for either left or right eye.

I've been wanting a sit stand desk for a long time but my desk is \U\" shaped and most sit stands were too cumbersome. This one works perfect and what made me pursue it is an upcoming rotator cuff surgery and I'm hoping this makes it easier to type while in a brace since it's adjustable. So far so good. The only thing that I'm not too crazy about is that it's pretty heavy to move to the upward position. Other than that

This is my second pair (my first was left in a hotel room in Maine and unfortunately nobody was nice enough to return them). These are well made and warm. They can be a little snug. My hand is right at the limit between XL and XXL and I have owned both. I felt the XXL was a tad to roomy and now with the XL it seems a bit snug - but not so much so that my fingers end up colder than without gloves. For the price these are a bargain. Given that I shoot most of my work in Texas they should last me for years.

I had to return this product because was NOT compatible with my Fuji x-e1. I trusted a reviewer, but an entire corner was left out. I am going to buy the same item but bigger, because I like the material and would be the best solution for when I want to keep my camera in a backpack or so.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

The only problem with these is that they work so well you can't buy just one. Have bought two for left/right key light on my desk behind dual monitors. Now have ordered a 3rd for backdrop lighting. The computer/iOS light control is great. The only issue I have found so far is that you can't define preset lighting setups if you want to switch between different temperature/brightness. You have to manually change in the Control Center app.

I lingered for some time on whether to buy the small or medium size Wacom for my photo editing purposes. I did not want to make the wrong choice. I wanted one that was big enough to rest my hand on comfortably and one that could find a home on my desk. After watching a multitude of videos I ended up choosing the small Intuos Wacom. It was easy to install the drivers and set up for use. In the beginning I set it up with the dial and buttons on my left side. It was a little cramped on my desk, but it worked. Then one morning I walked into my office and thought Viola(!), use it with the dial and buttons at the top! My hand rests better and it takes up less space. I mapped it to the top left third of the screen so the area I use is small. Whether I’m using it with my Mac or MacBook Pro, it is perfect! So don’t fret over the size. The small works perfect for my small hands. So glad I finally got it. It is marvelous for precise editing in Lightroom and Photoshop.