Hardware I Use: A Glimpse into My Tech Setup

Love the all day battery life, super good performance, excellent display, speakers, trackpad and keyboard. A blast to work with even when travelling or working remotely. Also the value and price lasts for quite some time so I see it as a long-term investment.

Super super pricy. If someone steals it or you spill water over it it's game over. Apart from that excellent machine.

Excellent monitor that was recommended to me by a friend. The 5k resolution display is a joy to work with. Fits three windows easily, so perfect for web development. Also comes with a USB-C Port so you can connect and charge your USB-C compatible laptop with one single cable.

For some reason the monitor does not fall asleep. So at the end of the day I need to power it off.

Super convenient to authenticate with TouchID if you're locked into the apple ecosystem. Battery life is fantastic and typing experience great if you like the Mac style typing experience.

Quite pricy for a simple keyboard, as most of the Apple products.

Amazing ergonomic and just feels great in your hands. Perfectly tuned for Mac users (e.g. mission control, swiping etc.).

Perfect for traveling and just super convenient to charge all three devices with no cables.

Magnetic field not super strong if you use a charging case. Never paid so much money for a phone charger.

Perfect for longer coding nights. No reflection from the monitor and neat looking wireless control for switching light warmth and intensity.

Hardly fits on big screens like the one, I recommended above, but it just barely works, although on smaller monitors the fit is probably even better.

N26 actually had these in their offices. I liked them so much when I quit so I decided to get one of them myself. Super comfortable, really good quality and love the minimalist design.

Great desk and collision detection can be great if you accidentally parked your chair below the table.