Pedro Peguero Jr. posted: I’ve always switched back and forth over the years between a dual and single monitor setup. Decided to just embrace the single monitor life and don’t have any urges to go back to dual. I love just having a single screen of focus and the space savings on my desk.

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Hey hey!! Does anyone see the benefits of working on one monitor vs. two monitors? I have always worked with one monitor (32”), but recently started considering using two at a time. I would love to hear what everyone else has experienced. #setup

Pedro Peguero Jr.

@pedropeguerojr

I’ve always switched back and forth over the years between a dual and single monitor setup. Decided to just embrace the single monitor life and don’t have any urges to go back to dual. I love just having a single screen of focus and the space savings on my desk.

Jun 21, 9:28 PM

Migue @nodos · 3mo

Replying to @pedropeguerojr

I have always used a single monitor, but I would like to experiment with two. Maybe then I’ll go back to one monitor.

Pedro Peguero Jr. @pedropeguerojr · 3mo

Replying to @nodos

Definitely give it a go before you ultimately decide!

Florian @ffangohr · 3mo

Replying to @pedropeguerojr @nodos

The same thing that goes for good design goes for screens: don’t divert attention. If you want a laptop screen on the side to check secondary info, ok, but don’t put two same sized screens next to each other. Go with a larger one.

Migue @nodos · 3mo

Replying to @ffangohr @pedropeguerojr

I was thinking of moving to 2 out of 27”, but just with that in mind, I could move to a big one and a small one.

Florian @ffangohr · 3mo

Replying to @nodos @pedropeguerojr

You will always have a crooked neck with two main screens. I use a 34” and that’s a bit too large to comfortably see the edges. Hard either way figma / framer sideboards.

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