Workspace Wednesday: Show me pics of your at-home setup

I see here some great setups! Nice work.
Here is mine:

The only thing I don't like from my setup is the keyboard and that's why I decided to buy this one productz.com/en/ducky-mecha-mini/p... . It has some great reviews, and it's not expensive.

Leds, leds everywhere

Box for home use, usually squeeze a laptop in there somewhere with a bit of shuffling around. Else I end up sitting on the couch with just my laptop.
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Got some love when I posted this on Reddit.
Rocking dual curved 32 inch 4K displays + X1 Extreme Gen 2 with 15.6 inch OLED display + Lenovo Dock

Except for the battery life of the laptop, I couldn't be happier.

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Monitors
I ordered and tested 7 different monitors from Amazon and surprisingly settled on the cheapest of the bunch. They are Philips 328E1CA.

I didn't even know Philips made monitors but after researching turns out it was one only two curved 32 inch 4Ks, with VESA mounting holes, available. And, upon further research I discovered they make their own panels. People complain a lot about the Samsung panels which are used by the only other competitor in 32 inch 4K curved.. the MSI MAG321CURV.

You can see side-by-side specs here. By most measures the MSI should be better but I liked the Philips.

Also, I didn't think I wanted 4K. Originally I was looking at 2K monitors because things are bigger on screen without having to scale. Conventional wisdom states native resolution is supposed to be more crisp than a scaled resolution. I DID NOT find this to be the case, especially for coding/web browsing where the primary activity is reading text. I run these with 200% scaling and they're GREAT; way easier to read with amazingly crisp text compared to a 2K screen running at native resolution. I even tried the 49 inch 2K Samsung at one point and didn't like it nearly as much as the Philips.

Mount
I originally had this cheap dual monitor mount for my monitors after upgrading to larger curved displays I didn't like the way it looked and I couldn't push my desk all the wall. So I upgraded to two Jarvis single arm mounts that come from the sides instead of behind. It turned out awesome.

For the laptop I wanted something back from the desk and inline with the monitors but also low to the desktop. I tried and returned a few options. Nothing off the shelf really allows for having the arm further back but not off to the side. SO... long story longer... I got the idea to attach the original cheaper dual monitor mount upside down on my desk and flip the arm around. Then I bought a separate tray to sit the laptop on.

It turned out perfect! Here's a pic of what it looks like from behind. The pole is meant to be on the top of the desk.

Dock
The dock is the ThinkPad Thunderbolt 3 Workstation Dock (230W/170W). Which I believe is the only dock that supports this laptop.

I just changed to dual 27 inch monitors. And the machine is running ubuntu 20.04, an 8 core AMD 8370, 32 Gb RAM with 3 SSD's with ZFS. I built it.

I don't work from home, I live at my office.

Not pictured: the other 6 cats.

Pretending I'm outside by setting my desktop backgrounds as shots from past hiking trips 🌳

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Remodeled it a bit. Traded in my slow as hell iMac 5K with Fusion Drive for a 2018 Mac Mini which is soooooo fast. I've waited so long 😭 😂

Pretty simple but I like it (:

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