Left Return Executive Desk

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

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.

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.

I bought this monitor to replace a pair of Dell U2412M monitors. I am using the HDMI connection to a Mac mini M2 (2023). I lost several hundred horizontal pixels and gained several hundred vertical pixels, which is a good trade off for my use situation. I am going to be using the monitor to display two or three documents at a time. Plus, I will have the opportunity to try out stage manager, because each monitor in a dual monitor set up has to have it sounds space as opposed to this situation where I will just have one monitor with one space. Color is good in the center and appears a little faded out/washed out to the extreme left and right sides and darkish in the lower corners, but by my moving and looking directly at the left or right sides of the monitor, I can see it's just an angle viewing issue. Not a big deal for my usage. One thing I had not accounted for is that my Logitech WebCam placed on top of the monitor has a securing piece that blocks a little of the screen, similar to what I have seen on a few MacBook Pros. The bezel is just too small. The stand is solid. I thought that I was gonna have to use a riser, but the height is great without one at my computer desk. The stand has a swivel that directly contacts the desk. The height is adjustable up and down. The monitor tilts forward and back. The monitor even rotates a little to the left and right so that it sits level. Delivery was fast with no damage, although the tape on the external box had broken in a few places. Very happy with the purchase.

I have been looking for a way to mount my phone when I am at my desk doing calls. I hate it when people use their phone for virtual meetings and I am left looking up their nose. With this mount it has the perfect tripod and the ability to have a shot at eye level, thank you you Joby.

With COVID-19 upon us, like many people in software engineering I'm now working from home. My home has a fantastic PC with a mechanical keyboard, mouse and larger monitor which I wanted to use with my Macbook Pro. Additionally, in the future I might have a gaming rig and a few dedicated Linux boxes, and this device delivered on all fronts. The little separate button is fantastic, I was able to drop the actual USB switch below my desk and only be left with the little button on my desk. You do have to round robin between the inputs, so having a good mental memory of what input number you're on and which input number you're trying to get to is important. While a KVM can theoretically provide a little bit more of an integrated solution between devices AND video, the framerate limits of KVMs coupled with some uncertainty regarding their ability to work with adaptive vsync specifications (gsync or freesync) left me a little leery of making what would be a more substantial investment. In the end, this solution works fantastically well and obviously won't ever present framerate limitations or introduce video latency.