Five Office Gadgets You Must Have

The past two years have given us all a new appreciation for our office space; our desks have become integral places of both work AND play. These are just some of the gadgets that can enhance the desk-using experience:

 

Bluetooth Typewriter Keyboard

I have one of these kinds of keyboard myself; mine’s wired, though. This is the perfect accessory for not just old-school writers, but also lovers of anything vintage. This gives you the feel of using a typewriter without the headache of trying to figure out ink ribbons.

 

The Robocall Blocker

I’m dependent on my cellphone and probably couldn’t use this, but I wish I could; I fully support its use on landlines and any other compatible systems. Between personal phone calls and my work as a telephone interviewer, robocalls have become particularly; I, therefore, consider any device that screens out robocalls to be a definite plus.

 

Henry Desk Top Vac

I don’t know about other people, but most of my day is spent at my desk. This also includes eating; since I live in a bachelor’s apartment, I don’t have room for a table. The thing is, doing everything at my desk means that my desk tends to get messy. Therefore, a desktop vacuum is something I could get behind; it would quickly get rid of crumbs and other detritus to ensure that I have a tidy workspace.

 

Soothing Atomizer Eye Massager

If you’re like me. You probably spend way too much time at your desk, staring either at documents or at a computer screen. This means your eyes get sore; however, between ink stains and food residue, it’s probably not a good idea to rub your eyes with your hands. Why not use an eye massager like this one> It applies warmth to your eyes to soothe them; it can also spray distilled water or maybe an eye serum for extra pampering.

 

Webcam Cover

Particularly during the last two years, working from home has involved a lot of video calls. However, we don’t always want to be seen; that’s why this webcam cover is so useful. Just slide it over to cover the camera and conceal yourself from any prying eyes.