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Adjustable standing desks -

An adjustable desk allows you to easily switch between sitting and standing without breaking your focus while working.

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Video conferencing software -

Collaborate virtually with your colleagues with video conferencing software. There are plenty of platforms to choose from, allowing you to hold real-time meetings, quick catchups, and engaging webinars, no matter where you are.

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Mesh Wi-Fi system -

A mesh Wi-Fi system uses multiple devices to create a seamless network that covers a large area, providing consistent, strong internet.

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Webcams -

For those all-important virtual meetings, you'll need a webcam. From stereo dual-mics and anti-glare optical lenses, endless webcam options are available, ensuring high-quality video streaming.

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Noise-canceling headphones -

Noise-canceling headphones are a must if you're working in a loud environment. Wireless, over-ear, or in-ear options are available, so you'll have no problem finding the perfect fit.

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VPN -

A VPN, or virtual private network, is essential for remote workers. It allows workers to connect to internal company systems via an encrypted tunnel, ensuring safety and security while using public Wi-Fi.

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Password managers -

A password manager allows you to securely generate, store, and share passwords from any location, browser, or device. Using a password manager reduces the risk of security breaches and makes online access easier.

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Cloud storage -

Cloud storage lets you store your files and data on remote servers instead of your computer's hard drive, allowing you to access your files from anywhere and any device, as long as you have internet access.

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Mechanical keyboards -

Mechanical keyboards are a comfortable and customizable addition to your home working setup. They are more durable than membrane options, and users claim the tactile response from pressing the keys increases typing speed and accuracy.

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USB hubs -

A USB hub lets you connect multiple USB devices to a single port. It's particularly handy for laptops with limited USB ports.

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Productivity tools -

Productivity software or apps are designed to help you work more efficiently and stay organized. They can manage tasks, collaborate on projects, or streamline workflows, ultimately boosting your productivity and focus.

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Power strips -

Power strips come in handy if you're working somewhere with limited power outlets, as they allow you to plug in several electronic devices from a single wall socket.

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Portable Wi-Fi -

Portable Wi-Fi or mobile hotspots mean you have the comfort of internet access from anywhere, at any time. They are compact and easy to set up, making them ideal to travel with.

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External hard drives -

External hard drives provide extra storage, easy data backups, and a convenient way to transfer large files securely.

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Blue light glasses -

The lenses in blue light glasses filter out more high-energy blue light than standard lenses, protecting you from eye strain and digital fatigue caused by prolonged screen use. Non-prescription lenses are also available if you're not a glasses wearer.

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Bluetooth speakers -

Bluetooth speakers offer high-quality sound without wires, making them ideal for listening to music, attending virtual meetings, or providing background ambiance while working from home.

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Headsets -

Headsets with a microphone offer clear audio and hands-free convenience for multitasking during calls.

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Time management software -

Focus timers are a must for remote workers who need help managing work sessions and breaks. They promote productivity by breaking tasks into focused intervals.

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External monitors -

An external monitor provides more screen space by allowing multiple windows or applications to be viewed simultaneously. An extra screen can also help reduce neck and back problems.

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Tablets with detachable keyboards -

If you need to work while traveling and have limited space in your luggage, a tablet with a detachable keyboard is an ultra-compact alternative to a laptop. Add a wireless mouse, and you're good to go!

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Ergonomic mouse -

An ergonomic mouse puts your arm and wrist into a neutral 60-degree position, reducing arm and wrist strain. Make it wireless and you're guaranteed comfort wherever you work!

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Laptop stands -

Many laptop stands are lightweight, foldable, and portable, making them ideal for remote work. They also help improve posture by encouraging you to sit up straight.

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Espresso machine -

A coffee or espresso machine is a must-have for those who work from home. It's a convenient way of enjoying fresh coffee without leaving your workspace, and can provide a much-needed afternoon pick-me-up. Provided you drink coffee, of course!

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Laptops -

It goes without saying a laptop is essential for remote workers! Of course, you'll want to make sure the laptop is reliable and balances power and portability.

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Backpack -

A good quality backpack is essential for remote workers on the go, providing a convenient way to carry around your tech and gadgets while keeping your hands free.

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Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) -

If you're working from somewhere where power can be unpredictable, a UPS can protect your devices from outages, ensuring continuous productivity and preventing data loss.

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Cable organizer -

Instead of tossing cables into your backpack, invest in a pouch or organizer to keep your cables and tech neatly and securely stored when traveling for work.

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Desk organization -

An organized desk can make all the difference in productivity. Keep your cables tidy and clutter to a minimum, whether working from home or in a public space.

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Lighting -

Proper lighting in a workspace can reduce eye strain, enhance focus, and create a comfortable environment. Aim for ample natural light or, if working from home, invest in a desk lamp with adjustable brightness options.

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Smartphones -

Smartphones have the same capabilities as computers, allowing you to attend video conferences, send emails, and easily manage tasks while on the go.

Sources: (TechRadar) (PCMag) (Wired)

See also: The digital nomad invasion—helpful or harmful?

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