QUOTE(marquis @ Dec 9 2020, 09:16 PM)
Sweet! Wish I could have the whole table to myself. Then I could have my 34" & 27" side by side, with my 24" in a vertical setup. Although three monitors might be a bit too much for my MBP

So you went with two Alex drawers huh?
How are you dealing with the leg room with your sub and rig down there? Also, what's that in between those two? An amp?
After being so used to at least two monitors, I still can't let go of my 27". The 34" is nice for multi windows on the same screen, especially if doing reference work, but for actual multi-tasking, a second monitor really helps to shift focus from one task to another.
Are you gonna keep the current setup when you ascend? 34" centred and stacked with one 27" and flagged by two vertical 27"? Or go crazy and have the two sides on horizontal as well. Might as well consider a super ultra wide

With regards to the cable management...Should consider getting a signum. Helps a lot for my use case. Although I used the el-cheapo method instead

this thread become Ikea table discussion instead
actually, I'm using an Ikea Signum cable holder.. just that I have no time to tidy up the cable yet..

and got another spare haven't install
will be pairing the new monitor ultrawide (or wide) in the center and the current 27" left & right .. I did try gaming on this triple monitor.. FPS game.. having a headache... guess not suitable for this
hopefully this Loctek D2T can support the new monitor.. don't wish to spend on another monitor arm.. got 2 single arm before..
i need at least 2 screens when working.. a single monitor is difficult to multi task especially when you are presenting in zoom. 3 just nice.. 1 for zoom ; 1 for ppt (sharing screen) ; 1 for others (excel, calculator etc, web)
waiting for this 12.12 for coin cashback... don't think there will price discount
the leg room is sufficient.. i don't sit lazy.. i.e always 90 degrees position ; good for posture and prevent back pain when long on PC.. a lot of office workers blame on chair when they got back pain.. its actually the posture not the chair...