9. AmazonBasics Monitor Stand For proper ergonomics, your computer monitor should be directly in front of your face—you shouldn’t have to tilt your neck up or down to look at it.

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Your computer should be set up properly. The screen should be just below eye level, at least 18 inches to 24 inches away from your body. Your chair should be adjustable.