Desk Setup No .06 By Bronzegated
Name: Bronzegated
Location: Tokyo, Japan
Occupation: Consultant
Cost of Setup: ~$3,3k
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About Him
Hey there,
meet Bronzegated – He Works a hybrid role between creative technology and finance. He is self employed and drift between projects but a lot of it is just waiting so he like to travel to pass time
A tech whiz who mixes creativity with money smarts. Imagine starting with cool tech and art as a teen, then diving into things like mobile design, home gadgets, virtual reality, and even smart green tech.
Now, Bronzegated is a freelance consultant, bouncing between creative tech and finance gigs. But here's the twist – the job has seasons, with lots of downtime. What does our tech guru do? He travels to jazz up the waiting game, all while keeping a comfy workspace on the move.
Come along for the ride as we chat about Bronzegated's journey – where tech, creativity, and travel collide in a pretty awesome way!
About Desk Setup
Desk Setup Items:
Laptop→ M1 Max MacBook Pro
Monitor Mount→ Leaplight Vlogging Tripod
Keyboard→NuPhy Air75
Mouse→Logitech MX Master
Wrist Rest→Reloot Glider V2
Headphone→Grado GW100x
Speaker→ Bose SoundLink Speakers
Wireless Charger→Orbitkey Nest
External GPU→RTX A6000 ×4
Wallpaper by Artist @gmunk on Instagram
The Tripod Magic
Picture this: portable monitors constantly doing the shaky dance. Frustrating, right? Enter my hero – a sleek desk tripod with a MagSafe holder. Not just stable but oozing style. A game-changer, but my craving for stability hungered for more.
Fast forward to the discovery of a monitor with threaded inserts. Compatible with various accessories, it opened a realm of possibilities. Now, my monitor angles from upright to horizontal, all while saving desk space. Perfect for the on-the-go souls like me.
Focus Zone:
Let's talk habits. I've got this thing where my laptop and primary work area need their own space. Keyboard and mouse for intense tasks, laptop for breezy browsing. It's like a harmonious dance, maintaining focus without compromise.
Wrist rest
Now, onto my desk MVP – the ergonomic wrist rest. It's a plastic superhero that turns long hours into a comfort haven. Who knew a small addition could make such a big difference? It's the unsung hero of my workspace.
Nomadic Routine
Life's a journey, right? For me, it's a journey between Hong Kong, Tokyo, Bangkok, and Stockholm. Surprisingly, my routine stays rock-solid. Mornings kick off with coffee and a gym session, offering stability in my nomadic life.
Working from home for eight years spilled some truth tea. A dynamic setup isn't just about ergonomics. It's a dance with your body's need for movement, different scenes, and freedom to stroll around. Cue boosted cognitive vibes and a creativity explosion.
Simplifying Focus: One Monitor, One Task
In a world screaming multi-monitors, I found solace in simplicity. One monitor, one task – perfect for deep dives into analytical tasks. Sometimes, less clutter means more focus, more productivity.
As the desk setup journey rages on, I find comfort in the delicate dance of aesthetics, functionality, and personal vibes. Crafting a workspace isn't just about the gear; it's about a journey, a journey that feels uniquely, well, me. Here's to the desks we love and the stories they tell!
Few Other Locations
Location : Mitsui Garden Hotel Nagoya
Location : Hotel New Grand
Faqs
Yes and Portable Monitors only. They are lighter than tablets but bigger so it works out quite well.
It’s actually a MacBook M1 Pro but I am also a self hosting cloudy gamer so I have decently fast and reliable remote access to my home base PC 24/7
That PC is a RTX A6000, 5950X and 64GB of RAM. (It’s not for gaming but it can play games!!).
It must be my Ergonomic Wrist Rest.
Logitech MX Master 2S.
Just a Plain Normal one with 512GB.
It’s a Keycap of Mew’s Tail.
Jiji from Kiki’s delivery service. It came out from one of those Gacha like Boxes.
This one!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CL2TXCZ
Shot on a Sony A6000 with a 85mm lens.
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