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Have an iPad? That Means You Have a Second Screen
“Using an additional display can double your productivity by reducing time to switch contexts.” — .
When I started working from home, I noticed one big absence in my work setup: a second monitor. I started doing research for my next investment.
- Should I get a monitor?
- If so, do I rent or buy?
- Which brand should I get?
- What are the alternatives?
- What is the best long-term investment?
A new monitor at the local tech store would cost around $90 for one of the cheapest models.
At the top of my mind was renting. Why renting? Since it has become mainstream, it has also become easy and affordable. After a set period of time, you don’t have to worry about what to do with the devalued piece of tech anymore. The rental company does it for you and keeps a device in the circular economy.
German tech startup Grover, for example, rents out nearly everything your heart desires. Monitors also, starting at €7.90 per month, if you rent for the period of at least one year. Renting for shorter periods of time is an option, but the monthly price will be higher. After this one year, and as soon…
