The Best Work From Home Tech for 2020: Quarantine in Comfort

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Amidst the coronavirus crisis and the lockdowns imposed everywhere, people are confined within their homes to stay safe from contracting the coronavirus. With no option of going to work, people are now shifting to work from home. However, the sudden shift has not come easy, especially for the first timers, who have no proper office or tech supplies available at home.

To make the transition from office to home easier and more comfortable, following are some tech offers you should definitely consider:

Dell XPS 13 Laptop

If you’re working from home, buying a laptop is probably the first place to start. For ‘working’, you obviously need a good device. Laptops are easy to carry around and also operable without a constant power supply, making them a perfect fit for your needs.

Dell XPS 13 is a small, light weight laptop offering some of the best features available. It features an SSD and hence, is much faster, along with a 16:10 display aspect ratio, thin bezels, edge-to-edge keyboard and a wider touchpad.

Dell P2720DC Monitor

If you’re more inclined towards getting a desktop system, this is a good fit. It’s a 27 inch, 1440p monitor with thin bezels and great adjustability. It also comes with a USB-C port, so you can charge your laptop while also playing videos. The large screen size, in comparison to a 13-inch laptop, works great for multitasking as well.

Logitech MX Master 3 Mouse

With a unique design, smooth tracking and easy customization, MX Master is the best wireless mouse you can get. It features an improved scroll wheel and a comfortable thumb rest and can also be connected to three devices at the same time, making multi-tasking easier especially if you have to shift screens often.

Microsoft Surface Keyboard

The Microsoft Surface keyboard is a good option if you want some extra space for typing. The smooth and responsive keys, paired with the latest Bluetooth Technology, allows you to easily connect it with your device and make the user experience comfortable. The wireless keyboard is also rechargeable and features two AAA batteries instead on an internal battery, making it last longer.

VAVA USB-C Hub

This amazing ‘nine in one’ USB-C port provides you with a connection with every device you might have. Whether you’re looking for an Ethernet jack, an extra display output or some extra USB ports, this dock is perfect for you. Prevent cluttering by buying this simple, easy to carry dock, instead of a number of dongles and adapters!

The device features 9 different ports, including two USB-A 3.0, one USB-A 2.0, ethernet jack, HDMI Port, SD card reader, TF cared reader, 3.5mm headphone jack and a USB-C charging port.

Logitech C920s Webcam

It’s given that work from home means you’ll have to attend a number of online video meetings. If you have a laptop then its own camera will suffice, however, in case of a desktop, you’d need to have a webcam set up. This is where the Logitech C920s webcam comes in. Available only for $70, it is a ‘one of a kind camera’ rated at the top of the list. Delivering 1080p crisp video, it can also be upgraded to a 4K model – Logitech Brio. However, since most screens are not 4K supportive, that might not be a good idea, especially if you have a tight budget.