Along with my MX mouse, this beast of a keyboard is essential for me to work well. Your fingers just flow over it. Plus, like the mouse, it's been squashed and pounded around in my backpack for ages, and still stoically works as if new. Never had issues of them not working because of dust or sand or all that bullshit. They're just durable and they just work. Worth spending a couple more dollars imo.

Rather expensive small mouse, but it's so powerful. No jitteryness, super long-lasting, long battery-life, feels good in the hand – and durable! I don't know how squashed and pounded it's already been as I carry it out with me literally every day. And it's still doing it's job as always. Love this little fellow.

The royalty of notebooks, German-engineered.

According to Andrew Huberman, the eminent neuroscientist, you should avoid light from above before sleep, since it emulates the sunshine and mess around with your circadian programming. But for work, I also don't want just any reading or desk lamp, because then I go into relaxation mode. The answer: funky mutlicolored lights with scifi vibes. Can also function as mood light for le dates and all.

If you're the kind of person who likes productivity, you should try out an ultra-wide screen. No, you actually MUST. Having up to three screens open will supercharge knowledge work and drastically reduce the small but aggregating cognitive tasks of having to switch between different applications. This is especially relevant for programmers. Plus, you'll just feel like a pretty cool person.

Got my nextstand since over seven years now and mistreated it greatly. Yet it folds and unfolds and makes sure I have good posture when on my laptop as ever. Thank you nextstand.

It just digests all your scattered research and organizes them into graphs, tables for impeccable presentation. The new way to create articles, research papers or just general content. Phenomenal.