What’s in My Desk Setup

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1. Quntis Monitor Light Bar PRO+ with Remote Control

I added this to my setup because I wanted a lamp—but I also wanted to keep my desk clean and neat without sacrificing space. The Quntis Monitor Light Bar PRO+ looked like a good fit, and after using it for awhile, I can say it does exactly what I needed.

What I Like:

• Remote Control – Comes with a small dial you keep on your desk. You just turn it to adjust brightness and color temp. No apps, no confusion.
• Works with Flat/Curved Monitors – I use a flat monitor, and it fits well. The clip is sturdy and doesn’t wobble.
• Build Quality – It feels premium assuming the price.
• No Screen Glare – The light shines down at an angle so it lights up your desk, not your screen or eyes.
• Auto Dimming – It adjusts automatically to your room lighting, which saves time and works surprisingly well.
• USB-C Powered – No extra outlets needed—it plugs right into a USB port on my monitor or hub.

If you want better lighting without adding clutter, this is a solid choice.

2. WOWNOVA 5″ Computer Temp Monitor

I got this mini LCD screen because I needed something to monitor my PC temps, and it also gives my setup a cool, finished look. I didn’t want to clutter my main screen with stat overlays, and this little display does the job without taking up space or needing extra power.

What I Like:

• Real-Time System Monitoring – Shows CPU, GPU, RAM usage, temps, FPS, and more. The built-in software works well and runs light in the background.
• One USB Cable Setup – Just one USB-C cable powers the whole thing. No HDMI, no extra power source needed.
• Customizable Themes – Comes with preloaded animated themes (some fun, some clean), and you can upload your own via the 16GB microSD that it comes with. It adds personality to your rig.
• IPS Display – The screen is sharp with good angles. You can mount it internally or leave it on the desk.
• Responsive Software – You can change layouts, switch between horizontal or vertical views, and tweak brightness. It even auto-starts with your PC.

If you’re into clean setups or want a functional add-on to keep tabs on your PC performance, this little screen is a solid pick. (Also available in white).

3. Anker MagSafe-Compatible, MagGo 3 in 1 Wireless Charging Station, Qi2 Certified 15W Wireless Charger

I have this on my desk because I wanted to maximize my Apple ecosystem by having one charger for all three of my Apple devices—iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods—and cut down on all the charging cables. The Anker MagGo delivers on both form and function.

What I Like:

If you’re deep in the Apple ecosystem and want to simplify your charging setup, this 3-in-1 station is a solid choice. (Also available in white).

4. Cable Management Net – Under Desk Wire Management

Of course, your setup is not fully finished unless you manage all your cables. I added this under my desk because I wanted a cleaner look and fewer tangled cords hanging below. It helps everything feel more organized—especially with multiple plugs and power bricks involved.

What I Like:

If you’re tired of seeing a mess of wires every time you look under your desk, this is a small upgrade that makes a big visual difference. (Also available in white).

5. Kanto YU6GB Powered Bookshelf Speakers with Bluetooth and Phono Preamp | Pair

I love to listen to music while I work, so I went with the bigger option from Kanto’s speaker lineup. They’re self-powered, so I didn’t need a separate amplifier or DAC, which helped keep my desk setup simpler.

What I Like:

If you’re looking for a speaker setup that sounds great and doesn’t require a bunch of components, these are a solid pick. (Also available in variety of colors).

6. VIVO Dual Monitor Desk Mount Stand with Height Adjustment and VESA Plates for 2 LCD Ultrawide Screens up to 34 inches, Stacked Array

Since I picked up a pair of bookshelf speakers, I needed to free up space on my desk. Stacking my monitors vertically made the most sense—it keeps things clean and lets me make the most of my setup without sacrificing screen real estate.

What I Like:

If you’re thinking about maximizing your workspace with a stacked monitor layout, this mount does the job well. (Also available in white).

7. YOOUSOO 2 Pack Under Desk Drawer Organizer

I added these to help keep my desktop clean and clutter-free. I had small items like USB drives, small charger bricks, and extra cables lying around, and I wanted a simple, out-of-sight way to store them without adding bulky organizers.

What I Like:

If your desk always ends up cluttered with little things, these add storage right where you need it—without making things messier. (Also available in Dark Grey).

That’s What’s in My Desk Setup

These are the items I actually use every day—they keep my space clean, functional, and just a little bit cooler. If any of them caught your eye, I’ve linked everything above so you can check them out for yourself.

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