In this video I’m doing what I do best: unboxing and showing you crap that I bought that you might actually need—because I’ve been shifting my studio setup around to make it work the way I want it to. I start by ditching my old slide-out keyboard tray (it was stiff, kinda awkward, and I always ended up tilting my keyboard anyway). I’m giving that one to a coworker who needs it, and I’m swapping to a Klearlook swiveling keyboard tray that clamps on and rotates instead of sliding. I also finally “grew up” and replaced my big-ass paperclip headphone hanger with the EURPMASK spring-loaded headphone rack. The clamp grip is legit, it rotates out of the way to keep the front of my desk clutter-free, and it even gives me a spot to route the headphone cable—important now that the new kitty thinks cables are toys. On the keyboard tray, I really like the adjustability: it swivels, it tilts, and I can dial in the friction so it sits where I want it (especially since I work at an angle when I’m editing or live streaming). Only real gripe so far is the wrist pads—the pegs wiggle loose—so I’d probably tape them down or just use a pad I actually like.