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I have been using 2-3 monitors for more than 20 years now it's the best.
I use 3 monitors at work, the left one is for outlook and teams, the middle one is the main development monitor, the right one is for browsers chrome/edge for work related sites, FF for surfing.
Word yo
Three monitors at work, one at home… my work ones are 1080p, my home monitor is 1440/165
…I prefer my home monitor for working, even beyond the WFH perks. I have no idea why. I wish my company would gimme a high rez+refresh screen.
Pretty much exactly the same for my work setup except flip left and right .
I can't effectively use 3 for personal stuff, one monitor at work pretty much exclusively is for teams and outlook