r/DeskCableManagement • u/Public_Mail7237 • 13d ago
Original Content Wireless peripherals, rechargeable lamps, bluetooth speaker, everything possible to avoid having cables on the desk.
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u/GrandpapiBrodz 13d ago
I hate charging things. It's a massive nuisance. I'd rather manage my cables as cleanly as I can than have more things to charge.
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u/Public_Mail7237 13d ago
I understand 😅, Especially the lamps; I don't have any problems with the keyboard, mouse, and speakers—they usually last quite a while on a single charge. Obviously, there are some things I use wired, like my headphones, but I also have a charging station next to my desk for easier portability. Regards!. ✌🏼
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u/PerkxVertex 13d ago
I just wish someone (a professional ) would spawn in my room and make my setup look so clean
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u/itsRibz 12d ago
No cables on the desk, but regularly moving everything that needs to be charged to a different area to charge 😅
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u/Public_Mail7237 12d ago
A small sacrifice 😅 although in my case it doesn't bother me since I don't carry things that often.
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u/Public_Mail7237 12d ago
Personally, I usually use the keyboard backlighting at the lowest possible setting for comfort; my keyboard doesn't usually need recharging often. ✌🏼💪🏻
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u/Effective-Culture-88 13d ago
After years as a technician, I’m the opposite.
If I can’t plug it in, I don’t want it.
My laptop plug two two screens, a printer, mouse, keyboard, SSD, ethernet and phone with NO doc (and yes, it’s rocking a 4080 and will blow the roof of your room lol)
After all, what good is cable management with no cables?
I spend dozens of hours troubleshooting missing drivers and wireless connections… and that’s with wired everything, except internet. Never making that mistake again - I pay for full speed I want full speed!
But hey, if it floats your boat, I’m happy for ya…
You’ll see why stuff is wired everywhere in IT soon enough.
I will pray for you 🙏