Mac and PC are connected to a single monitor, with the input source selected via the monitor's menu. The keyboard and mouse are connected through a hub that switches their output between the two systems using a external button.

• PC: i7-10850H/Quadro T1000/32gb/1tb
• Mac: m4pro/48gb/1tb
• Monitor: Benq GW2485TC

I have a dual monitor setup, connected to my MacStudio.

I also have a MacBook Pro.

I am looking at some kind of high quality adapter connected to my dual displays that I can use to switch between my MacStudio and my MacbookPro as and when needed.

Thanks for suggestions.

3 27” iMacs and a 10” ipad

So it's just about a month since I decided to leave my 2019 Mac Pro behind and get the Mac Studio. It's taken a while to get everything set up (including the Thunderbay Flex 8, left). Not regretting any of the spec I went with, though it would have been nice to replace the Dell 27" as well. Perhaps when I have two cents to rub together again, I will.

Equipment:

• Mac Studio: M4 Max 16c CPU 40c GPU / 128 GB Memory / 4 TB Storage
• Macbook Pro: 14" M1 Max 10c CPU 32c GPU / 32 GB Memory / 2 TB Storage
• Mac Pro: 3 GHz 8 Core / 64 GB Memory / 1 TB Storage / 2 x D700s (connected via KVM)
• Keychron Q3 Max
• Logitech MX Master 3s
• 2 x 27" Dell Ultrasharp U2723QE Monitors
• Insta 360 Link 2 Webcam
• Eero 6E Pro
• OWC Envoy Pro FX 4 TB
• Herman Miller Aeron
• Artifox White Oak Desk “02”
• Nomad "Base One" MagSafe charger

Kinda messy rn

I have an unreasonable hatred of cables yet I suck at cable management. Solved this with a new desk while also getting a new Mac and a new monitor.

Setup is: Mac Studio Kuycon 6k 32” display LG 27” Stream deck Elgato light Elgato wave mic Creative pebble 3 speakers Secret labs magnus pro xl desk

Barely a cable in sight :)

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Hi, I've been away for a while, things have evolved but fundamentally it's the same stuff. I used to always be looking for the next thing, next upgrade. but learned to love what i have, use things as long as they work. it's all about the space where you can actually focus, after all 🤍

Just bought a Mac Mini M4 10-Core 24GB (On-Board) LPDDR5 10-Core GPU 512GB SSD.
I'm really happy so far with the performance. I would've loved the Mac Mini M4 Pro, but I couldn't afford it.
Also got a 27" WQHD (2560x1440) Color Accurate Mini-LED monitor, Adobe RGB Delta E (∆E) value of 2.

The laptop is my work laptop, which I've hooked up to the monitor with a DisplayPort switch.

I still need some mood lighting (LEDs) and a nice mouse pad/mat - preferably something felt or grey.
Then, on my shelf above, I want to print some of my favorite/best work.

Gear:
MAC MINI M4
- Apple M4 Processor
- 4x Performance Cores, 6x Efficient Cores
- 10 Cores, 10 Threads
- 16-Core Neural Engine
- 10-Core GPU
- 24GB (On-Board) LPDDR Unified 120GB/s Memory
- 512GB Apple NVMe SSD (On-Board)

Dock
UGREEN Mac mini M4 Dock & Stand with NVMe SSD Enclosure, 3 USB A 10Gbps, USB C Data Port, SD Card Reader for Mac mini M4/ M4 Pro

SSD
Western Digital WDS100T4G0E WD Green SN3000 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe Solid State Drive

Keyboard
Keychron B1P-K1 B1 Pro Ultra-Slim 75%

Monitor
WootVision Pro 27Q M180 27" WQHD (2560x1440) 180Hz 1ms Fast IPS Mini-LED FreeSync HDR1000 Black Gaming Desktop Monitor

Shameless Plug:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DNAtIuptzxd/

Love my new setup. Finally, I can play Nintendo and steam games.

Seen some nice setups already so want to show mine as well. Just replaced my iMac 27” for Mac Mini M4 basic and bought Apple LED Cinema display 27” because i otherwise miss the look of my iMac. The MBP 13” is my wife’s, but i like it. Need to keep fiddeling with OCLP 😉

Hi everyone, I’m Conny 👋 This is my little attic setup: besides the usual browsing and email, I use it for some coding and video editing for my channel.

Gear list: • Mac mini M4 (base) • LG 27GN800 UltraGear 27” QHD 144Hz • iPhone 15 Pro + older iPhones for testing • iPad mini 6 + older iPad as side display • Logitech MX Keys S • Razer Atheris mouse • Beats Fit Pro + over-ear headphones • Insta360 Ace Pro (for my videos) • Graugear 2-bay RAID + USB-C SSDs • LED backlight behind the monitor

Looking for advice on: • Good Thunderbolt 4/5 dock for Mac mini • Better cable management (lots of SSDs) • Ergonomics / monitor arm under sloped ceiling • Warm desk lighting without reflections • Small audio upgrade (DAC/amp or speakers)

Any tips are super welcome 🙏 Thanks!

I painted my room recently to a more pure white and gray. I haven’t been able to get a new desk chair so it might look weird with my setup.😅

I was coming from a three monitor setup and got a 32" that I really like. I like how much bigger the desk feels without the other monitor, but I was really used to it being there and I miss it. My wife has a 24" that I might steal to get that screen back.

I'm pretty satisfied with my setup but I don't feel the cozy vibe. Any tips?

Took a bunch of your feedback from my last post—some changes made, some skipped. Swapped in a new desk for better ergonomics and style, ditched the LEDs on top (my eyes are much happier now).

Not sure what else to add or tweak at this point — open to ideas.

(And no, I can’t do a single-cable setup—one cable is for display + power, the other for ethernet. I like my internet fast. Two cables aren’t the end of the world, right?)