Gear
I have a strong interest in desktop building, and when I grow up and have the money and ability, I hope to build my dream desktop.
This post is inspired by Jeff Su (opens in a new tab). The products are not necessarily the latest and greatest of the day, but they are products that make my life better.
What's on my desk?
- DeskMeet X600 (opens in a new tab): Mainly used for gaming, or for software that requires a Windows environment
- MacBook Pro (M1 Pro) (opens in a new tab): Serves as the primary work machine, mainly for programming and also for running Linux
- iPad Pro (M4) (opens in a new tab): Commonly used for online meetings, and as a travel laptop for handling emails or light tasks
- iPad mini (A17 Pro) (opens in a new tab): The current favorite device — compact enough for one-hand use, and perfect for gaming, reading e-books, or watching shows
- iPhone 16 Pro (opens in a new tab): Used for daily communication, as well as taking photos and videos
- Apple Watch Series 10 (opens in a new tab): Tracks daily activity, sleep, and heart rate during workouts
- AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation (opens in a new tab): An impulsive upgrade from the first-generation AirPods Pro; while the noise cancellation isn’t as strong as the Pro line, it’s more than sufficient for home use
- Samsung 4K ViewFinity S8 monitor (opens in a new tab): Two 27-inch 4K displays, providing excellent resolution especially when paired with the MacBook Pro
- Keychron Q1 Max (opens in a new tab): Selected for its Mac keycap support and Bluetooth connectivity, equipped with red switches for a smooth typing experience
- Logitech MX Anywhere 2S (opens in a new tab): A compact and stylish mouse, convenient for both desk use and travel