- [Reacher] When you sit down at your desk,
do you ever feel like it needs something more?
Number 15.
This one from Chinese-based company, Huanuo
can handle dual monitors up to 27 inches wide
and weighing up to 17.6 pounds each.
Each one attaches using a C-clamp instead of bolts
which allows for easy movement if needed.
This also eliminates the need for drilling
so there's no damage to your desk.
The gas spring construction is made from aluminum and steel.
Each of the removable arms can raise to a height
of 22.6 inches and extend to 22.4 inches.
The monitors are easily adjustable
with the ability to swivel and tilt,
as well as being able to rotate 360 degrees.
Pricing on this one starts around $70.
Number 14.
If you caught our last video about desks and workstations
then you heard us mention this under-the-desk
leg swing called HOVR.
It's made to promote active sitting,
which to me sounds like one of the biggest
oxymorons I've ever heard.
A steel bar with footpads at each end
is attached to a strap which is placed under the desk
using a floor stand, or mounted to hang from underneath.
The free range of motion allowed by the unit
promotes movement of the lower body,
without the user having to leave their chair.
Not only does it help burn calories
and increase circulation, it requires no concentration
or conscious effort to do so.
Pricing will run you about $75 for the mounted version,
or $175 with the floor stand.
Number 13.
I'm sure I'm not the only one that cringes
every time they see a bunch of wires
lying and hanging with wanton disregard.
Considering the ever-increasing number of gadgets
we seem to accumulate, it only makes sense
to organize the cables in a manageable way.
This minimalist solution is a cube
made from either brass or industrial steel,
with a groove cut into one side for a wire to run through.
Each side of the cube measures a centimeter,
making it the perfect size to use
on a charging cable or headphones.
The cubes are stackable and weigh about four ounces each,
so any cable that you do use it on
will definitely stay in place.
The pricing on these runs $25 each.
Number 12.
There's no misleading you with the name of this one.
It's exactly what it says it is.
The Foot Hammock is composed of mesh or fleece,
and connects to the underside of any desk
using straps and adhesive hooks
that can support over 100 pounds.
It can be adjusted to hang as low as four feet,
or pull up against the bottom of the desk when not in use.
The elasticity of the material
allows it to be used in all positions,
whether you're sitting or reclining.
And in case you're wondering, it is machine washable,
so there is no worries if you have
to give it the occasional cleaning.
Number 11.
Just like our first entry, this one
also promotes active sitting, and to be honest
I'm starting to love the way those two words sound together.
This under-desk elliptical trainer is called Cubii,
and the company claims that it's the first of its kind.
It sits on the floor in front of the user's chair,
and just like normal ellipticals,
it has pedals that drive a wheel under protective housing.
The ergonomic design and eight measures of resistance
make it perfect for people of all ages and fitness levels.
It even has Bluetooth capabilities to allow it to connect
to a smartphone for activity tracking.
It comes in three models that range in price
from $249 to $399.
Number 10.
This one is for those of you
who prefer standing when working,
and wanna get in a bit of stretching while doing so.
The TerraMat by CubeFit is another device
that promotes health through movement.
Each mat has foam-like 3D features
that allow over 11 different stances.
This helps stretch your leg muscles and massage your feet,
as well as strengthening your core,
which enables you to have more energy
and stand for longer periods.
The extra-thick design and rugged materials
allow it to be used with or without shoes on.
It comes in two versions, with prices of $150 and $200.
Number nine.
The name of this one is an acronym
for a magnetic cable organizer.
The simple little strap is meant to be wrapped around cables
to keep them from tangling, using magnetic snaps
on each end that allows it to stay together.
It comes in two sizes,
with the smaller one intended for use on earbuds,
and the bigger one used for cables.
There's also a magnetic cable dock
that suctions to most surfaces,
so you can leave it attached to the cable
and stick it to the dock when not in use.
The smaller one comes in a three-pack for $18.
The bigger one comes in a two-pack,
with different styles ranging from $22 to $36.
Number eight.
These cables follow the same concept as a USB hub
by utilizing one port to allow access for multiple devices.
Each one can be used by itself,
or in tandem with other cables
via a built-in USB port in the head of the plug,
which allows multiple cables to be plugged into one another
yet still, be connected to individual devices.
The company makes standard Micro-USB, USB-C
and Lightning cables, as well as offering a full line
to accommodate cameras, printers,
flash drives, and other devices.
Individual cables run $29, or you can buy a pack of five,
all in different colors, for $99.
Number seven.
We've already talked about cable management,
so it was inevitable that we talk about organizing the items
that seems to be a staple on any desk,
regardless of the purpose or environment.
This handy little Desk Rail is just what's needed
to keep it all in place.
The aluminum construction weighs in at 2 1/2 pounds
and measures 17 inches long by three inches wide.
A groove running in the center of the rail
is lined with foam cushioning to protect
and grip anything that is put into it,
such as pens, paper, reference materials and cellphones.
The end panels on each rail are notched,
and rotate open to accommodate a charging cable if needed.
Pricing on this one can be found
by contacting the manufacturer.
Number six.
This one looks like a miniature power strip
but a little over eight inches long
and almost two inches wide.
It plugs into any standard outlet
and connects to your PC or laptop via, you guessed it, USB.
A total of 11 ports are included
with four of them allowing smart charging,
and seven that are used for high-speed data transfer.
LED indicators light up to let you know
which ports are in use.
Each one also has its own on/off button
to manage power to your devices
without having to unplug them.
Pricing on this one will run you about $40.
Number five.
This one is the perfect laptop desk
whether you're on the go
or just lounging on the couch at home.
It's composed of plastic and aluminum alloys,
giving it a total weight of just under two pounds.
It measures 14 1/2 inches by 9 1/2 inches
and is just 3/4 of an inch high when it's not open.
It offers 20 different configurations,
so you can work comfortably
whether you're standing, sitting or lying down.
The two-tiered design allows the user
to double their workspace by utilizing the area underneath
for such things as paperwork or other devices.
There's even a slide-out tray
to hold your favorite beverage.
Pricing on this one will run you about $60.
Number four.
This monitor stand from MonitorMate
is nothing short of artistic.
Each one is made from aluminum and steel
with a sleek minimalist design,
perfect for the modern office space.
Each ProBASE weighs about three pounds
and measures 21 by nine inches,
with a height of 6 1/2 inches.
Port options include USB-C, HDMI, USB 3.0,
and a card reader that fits SD and Micro SD.
There's also a storage drawer
that can hold any smaller accessories when not in use.
Not only does it function as a stand
for your laptop or monitor, but it also serves
as a fast-charger for all your devices.
Number three.
This standing desk converter is the perfect alternative
if you don't have a huge chunk of change
to invest in a standup desk.
At first glance, it looks like a miniature desk
that sits on a countertop or standard floor desk.
It measures 27 inches wide, 31 inches deep,
and has a closed height of just under six inches.
A handle on the side allows the user
to raise it straight up to almost 20 inches,
with a choice of 12 height adjustments.
The FlexiSpot is also compatible
with ergonomic monitor mounts.
The classic riser comes in three size options
with prices ranging from $270 to $350.
Number two.
Like other devices on this list,
this treadmill is made to promote
healthy movement while working.
It slides under a standing desk for the user to walk on.
Although it measures in at about five feet long
and two feet wide, with a weight of 88 pounds,
it's easily movable due to the wheels on the front.
The unit runs at a modest two miles per hour,
and it's quiet as a fan, so there's no worries
about disturbing your coworkers while in use.
A desktop console controls the treadmill
as well as tracking your speed, time and distance.
Current pricing on this one runs $899.
Hey everyone, do you prefer to keep it simple,
or trick your workstation out with some useful gadgets?
Be sure to let us know in the comments what your style is,
and which of these accessories are your favorite.
Number one.
Like our number three, this one also allows the user
to transform a sitting desk into a standing desk.
And where this one is a bit more in price,
it more than makes up for it in features.
The Winston-E can adjust up to 18.4 inches in height
for the main keyboard stand,
and up to 37.6 inches for the monitor height.
It can fit up to three 24 inch monitors
and support up to 40 pounds.
The keyboard and the monitors can tilt and rotate
independently of each other,
while programmable functions allow the user
to save preset heights for one-touch control.
Pricing on this one starts at around $1,200.
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