Light
Bias Light Bar
Sits behind the monitor and lights the wall, not the room. The cheapest fix for evening eye strain.
Light
Sits behind the monitor and lights the wall, not the room. The cheapest fix for evening eye strain.
Surfaces
900 × 400 mm of 5 mm wool felt, edge-bound, deep enough for a board and a mouse with room between them.
Surfaces
A 400 mm steel channel that clamps under the desk and takes everything out of the picture.
Sound
Cardioid condenser on a weighted base, with a mute that is a physical switch.
Light
A 500 mm illuminated bar on a counterweighted arm. CRI 97, 2700–5000 K, no visible flicker.
Surfaces
600 × 300 mm, for a compact board on a desk that has other jobs to do.
Keyboards and input
Seventy-six grams, symmetrical, with a scroll wheel that has detents you can feel through a jumper sleeve.
Surfaces
Solid ash on powder-coated steel legs, 110 mm high, with the keyboard living underneath.
Keyboards and input
Dye-sublimated PBT in three tones of rose, cut for standard and 65% layouts.
Sound
Near-field two-ways with a 4-inch woofer, meant for a metre away rather than the far wall.