Poor ergonomics, huge screen gaps, no monitor arms, no RGB.
The wiring is hidden pretty well though.
this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2024
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You can see the RGB in the bottom left corner.
Come on now, that little bitty spec? I don't think it counts really. Lol
Homie's gonna have neck problems with that laptop. And that wooden chair can only be so comfortable. If you're young, you might be able to get away with it.
He’s got better posture than the little guy
This is true. That desk is too big for the little guy.
Homie's gonna have neck problems with that laptop
It's a little too low but you're actually supposed to look down so his neck will be fine.
The person using an unergonomic set up is the absurd one here, sorry.
Hell is full of little offices where people have to stare into tiny laptop screens.
Look I'm one for reclining a bit while gaming.... But gaming on the upper monitor looks uncomfortable. Back in college when I used a machine that had a 2x2 layout, top was always for music or reference material, things I didn't need to look at constantly.