Working for long hours at your desk shouldn’t leave you with fatigue, strain, or neck pain. Instead, you should be able to perform your best without any physical discomfort, no matter how long you’re at your desk each day. As such, you need a home office setup that works as hard as you do to achieve all-day focus while preventing injuries.
To achieve this, you need a carefully crafted home office built with true ergonomics in mind. However, there are plenty of products that are merely marketed as "ergonomic" but aren't good for your health or your productivity. That's where I come in. As an expert who rigorously tests high-performance gear, I've spent years cutting through the noise so you don't have to suffer from buyer's remorse.
About the Expert: I’m Tom’s Guide’s Managing Editor of Security, Networking and Home Office and for the last 5 years, I’ve been building and reviewing office chairs and standing desks while upgrading my home network for the best possible work from home experience. From something that started as a hobby, I now build desk setups for a living by combining all of the devices and categories I cover. Now, I want to help you build the ideal home office for your space, workflow and of course, your budget.
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