When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. I've worked remotely for 20 years. What do you actually need to work from anywhere? Here's everything in my bag that keeps me productive on the go. Being a working parent is hectic, and I'm lucky to have the flexibility to work wherever I happen to be.

When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. I've curated the best Memorial Day 2026 monitor deals to score, from a $149 budget gaming pick to a monstrous $700 ultrawide OLED. We're heading into Memorial Day but monitor sales are already here. I've done the digging and narrowed it down to five excellent discounts that are actually worth it, including budget, 4K, OLED, ultrawide, and portable options. Asus TUF 24.5-inch VG259QMRL5A for $149 (now $50 off -- was $199) Samsung ViewFinity 34-inch S65TC for $399.99 (now $400 off -- was $799.99)

At CES 2024, ASUS seems to have taken people by surprise with the announcement of its AirVision M1 glasses, with some viewing it as an alternative to Apple's Vision Pro headset. But I discovered that ASUS' glasses are much more of a novel alternative to portable monitors than something meant for spatial computing. The big difference between the AirVision M1 glasses and something like the Vision Pro or even Xreal's Air 2 Ultras is that it doesn't really support anything in the way of interactive AR. Sure, the glasses are able to project your desktop or multiple windows into space, but it needs to be tethered to a nearby device and doesn't recognize hand gestures or other virtual objects. Instead, I found that its primary purpose is to give you extra screen space, but without the need to carry around big and bulky portable monitors.