Working from home requires tech that adapts to a change in lifestyle.
And all the struggles that come with it.
Here's some gear that can make working from home.
A little easier.
If your day is filled with conference calls and video chats, you're going to want to comfortable an reliable Bluetooth earpiece.
My favorite are the power Beats Pro earbuds.
These have better sound and battery life than air pods, and I like the ear hook.
It makes it feel secure.
Phone call quality is excellent, it pairs fast and it uses Siri voice recognition for iOS and Mac users.
It comes in several fun pops of color.
The case will recharge it and the battery lasts for me all week.
What I like is that it works with just one Iran.
In case you have to keep the air free to make sure the kids are staying out of trouble.
If you're talking in meetings all day, there's also the option of going with headphones that have a microphone arm in front of your mouth, which Jabra makes in its evolved to line.
There's a 65 series that can be ordered with a headphone over just one ear or both years and the 85 series will cover the ear and Cup over it, so it helps with outside distractions.
Helps make sure your team here is more of you and less of the door.
The Explorer Marathon going on next year.
OK, can you say she legends say if you find yourself jumping between devices, Annuar accessories have all different ports and chords, you may be suffering from dongle overload.
Eliminate the jumble with one small dock that can handle many tricks.
This one by OWC.
It's called the travel doc and it hooks into my USB C port in my laptop.
It's got a HDMI port for displays, an SD card reader and a couple of classic USB ports.
A can charge and connect whatever I need an its so small I could take it wherever I travel.
The balcony counts as travel.
When I worked in an office, I never needed a printer at home, but now I find myself needing to print shipping labels and kids activity pages and all sorts of random stuff.
And I have here a printer that's so cool it doesn't even look like a printer.
This is the HP Tango X and it's quite possibly the most attractive printer you've ever laid eyes on.
This is a smart printer, so you have to connect it to WiFi-, but you can send any file to print from your phone or computer.
You don't even need to be home to print something.
I signed up for the optional HP Instant Ink Service.
I pay 3$ a month and I get inked Mail to my door automatically when I start to run low.
So it's one less thing to remember.
Now that price is assuming I won't print more than 50 pages a month or I'll have to pay more, but there is no limit on the amount of photos I can print, but I still need to buy the paper.
Boy.
Let's talk about your eyes staring at that screen all day and when your shift is over, you're still in the same room.
Philips Hue bulbs can be set to change colors from something bright that energizes or warmer to relax an you can sync up several bulbs for a total E transformative happy hour.
You know what I miss?
Working from home, I miss a break room that isn't my kitchen and I also miss fancy drinks.
If you have a sad, overworked Mr Coffee machine, it's time for an upgrade.
If you want to treat yourself to something really unique, check out this mascha T making machine.
The cruise in March of makes a fresh Cup of that bright green Japanese tea.
My freshly grinding believes an mixing and whisking it into water for you.
Normally if you wanted to do this, you'd have to buy a bamboo whisk and buy some powder and there's a whole process to mix it up.
This gets you freshly ground powder every time you want to Cup Anna.
Magnetic WISC will spin to give it a little Frost.
A starter pack that includes the machine anti leaves cost 37000$.
so get ready to be transported to fancy town that tryptophan C town doesn't always last long.
Guess it's back to reality.
