Multi-Monitor Desk Setup in Zala County, Hungary

Name: Lesi

Location: Zala County, Hungary

Occupation: IT, сurrently working in Delivery

Room size: 20 m² (215 ft²)

Cost of the setup: between $3,9K and $4,5K

Social media: Twitter

Hello! Tell us a bit about yourself

Hey, I’m Lesi. I live and work in Hungary, my native country. For now, I’m working as a delivery person in my neighbourhood.

As well as that, I have a couple of side jobs as a ski trainer, guide, and translator. Most of these are seasonal jobs.

Also, I do some basic photo and video editing, but mainly for fun, not money.

When I was a kid, I travelled a lot. I’ve been to all European countries west of Hungary (except Portugal and Ireland).

I’ve got a lot of mileage, so building up a proper desk setup for my home office was a great change of pace.

Take us through your setup

I built my workspace with multitasking and productivity in mind.

I find it quite helpful to have multiple monitors with different screen ratios and sizes to suit my needs.

I have four of them, but I don’t really use the TV screen that much. Even with three screens (especially when two are ultrawide), it’s kind of overkill.

Having different monitors with different aspect ratios does make your life easier.

Imagine you’d like to watch a movie without black bars. Either of my ultrawide screens will do in this scenario.

And vice versa — you can use the normal MSI monitor if you’re watching 16:9 content — for example, TV series or YouTube videos.

It’s super handy.

The left monitor in my setup is an MSI Optix G273QF: 1440p 165hz IPS Panel.

The middle ultrawide is a Xiaomi Ultrawide: 1440p 144hz VA Panel.

The upper monitor is an LG 34UC79G: 1080p 144hz IPS Panel.

The TV is a basic 4K Sony TV.