When duel 24' monitors is not enough...
How does 3 work for you guys? Does your neck hurts moving around?
I had 5 at work but was mostly on 2 since other 3 for monitoring.

Finance related work? I don't feel the need for more than 2 when programming

I think 3 might be the sweet spot, I use 2 at work and often find myself wishing I had an extra screen. Left - Website I'm making, Central - Code, Right - Copy/Content

@samroberts707
Same, left is for browsing, mid code and right other code like either frontend/backend split or similar code to use/learn from.

I have the only one, actually. Is that okay?

You have two twenty four foot monitors? How'd you get them into your house?

@uyouthe as long as you feel okay ;)

Since i use a large fontsize im spreading Visual Studio on 2 monitors while using the 3rd for database management, OneNote and sometimes monitoring.

I think 3 is the sweet spot. My neck feels fine moving back and forth to look at each monitor. I used to have 4 (with my laptop screen,) but we all moved to a different space so I don't have room to keep my laptop open on my desk anymore 😔 I would love to have 6 monitors because I like dedicating one monitor to each program I have running, but that would mean that I'd have to pilfer 3 more spare monitors and buy a new monitor mount 😉

Got three at home; I like working from home now.

1 dedicated log screen is a blessing

I use 4 monitors at work for monitoring. Each with 3-4 Chrome/FF windows, with various tabs (Nagios, kibana, datadog, grafana). I like to split my monitors' real estate in 4, usually, except for one, which I only split in 2, that's where I keep my personal stuff. Overall, really happy with 4 monitors, wouldn't go back to two.