Work From Home gadgets 2020: Add these 5 things to your home workstation to cruise through the day

It's been more than six months since the lockdown was first announced. While the government has reopened some sectors in a phased-wise manner, several people continue to Work From Home. And, in these times, all of us are super dependent on technology and gadgets. Also, all of us at some point, must have faced issues with the gadgets we already owned or were provided by our respective organisations. 

With things expected to remain the same for at least next few months, it's time to rejig your workstation with new entrants. There cannot be a better time to do this with festive sales coming. We list down five gadgets that you should keep an eye on for an easy day at work. Or, let's say home.

ASUS ExpertBookB9 (B9450FA) 

Claimed to be world’s lightest 14-inch business laptop (surely feels so), the ASUS ExpertBookB9 could be your go-to device for sailing through office work, video conferences and more. The latop comes with a 14.9mm-thin profile, a frameless four-sided NanoEdge display with 94% screen-to-body and 24 hours of runtime. The laptop is equipped with a 10th Gen Intel Core processor and allows you to customise up to 4 TB storage and up to 16GB of RAM. Of course, you can always take a break from home and use the same machine to play games. The price starts at Rs 1,02,228 onwards. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 

If you are one of those who prefer smartphone over laptop for exchanging emails, texts and attending video calls, then Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is what you can consider. Launched at Rs 1,04,999, the high-productivity smartphone comes with a large 6.9-inch 1440p Dynamic AMOLED 2X with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by Exynos 990 processor and offers 8GB of RAM. The S Pen is what makes the Note 20 Ultra a perfect match for working professions. It allows you to take notes with ease.  

Sony WH-1000XM4  

It’s impossible to Work From Home in an Indian household without a good noise cancelling headphone. Sony WH-1000XM4 sits at top of the pile with its brilliant ANC performance. They come with gesture controls and other features such as adaptive sound controls, wear detection, and a claimed battery life of over 30 hours per charge with active noise cancellation on. There is also multi device connectivity, allowing you to seamlessly switch between phone and laptop. The headphones are priced at Rs 29,990.  

Jabra Elite 75h 

If you don’t like those big earcups, the hot TWS segment is where you need to look at. The Jabra Elite 75t offer Active Noise Cancellation at a highly aggressive price of Rs 13,999 (Rs 11,000 less than Apple AirPods Pro). They are small in size, come in a compact case and deliver a good performance. 

Ambrane PowerLit XL 

What keeps all of those devices running? Battery. And, it’s impossible to sit close to a charging point throughout a day. That’s where Ambrane PowerLit XL comes into play. The 20,000 mAh capacity powerbank comes with comes with triple charging output which includes 2 USB ports and 1 Type-C port. This means you can easily charge your phone from 0 to 100 per cent at least three to four times (depending upon phone battery). It’s a bulky but really compact brick so doesn’t occupy much space. The powerbank costs Rs 1499.