On my desk at work I have an ultra wide, a single external laptop screen to my right and a TV on the far wall on my left.
I have a TV on the side (rarely use it) and my laptop below the screen.
I do agree, it’s great having an on the side screen. My point was more about having one big main screen instead of few main screens. I used to have two identical screens side by side. I ended up just looking right most of the time so I thought one big screen was the answer.
Yes, otherwise it wouldn’t fit properly and the asymmetry would bug me.
I’ve also worked in office spaces with multiple screens, it’s always put symmetrically in my experience. So you always have to have your head tilted.
Imo if you put it asymmetrically, as in one main screen in the centre, then that’s pretty much what I’m talking about, I just want a UW in the centre cause it’s a better experience.
In this post’s picture, I do like that a screen is in the centre but it’s too small imo, rather have a bigger one.
I have a TV on the side (rarely use it) and my laptop below the screen.
I do agree, it’s great having an on the side screen. My point was more about having one big main screen instead of few main screens. I used to have two identical screens side by side. I ended up just looking right most of the time so I thought one big screen was the answer.
Interesting, I have two identicals at home and tend to use them equally.
Where do you put the split, to one side or directly in front of you?
Yes, otherwise it wouldn’t fit properly and the asymmetry would bug me.
I’ve also worked in office spaces with multiple screens, it’s always put symmetrically in my experience. So you always have to have your head tilted.
Imo if you put it asymmetrically, as in one main screen in the centre, then that’s pretty much what I’m talking about, I just want a UW in the centre cause it’s a better experience.
In this post’s picture, I do like that a screen is in the centre but it’s too small imo, rather have a bigger one.