Office

A label maker can restore order where chaos reigns and provide context where it’s needed, and the best one is the Brother P-touch Cube Plus.

Shopping for an already-built PC, whether for office use or gaming, can be confusing. We’re here to help you figure out the specs to watch for and how much to spend.

We’ve collected our favorite picks—from dozens of guides and hundreds of hours of research and testing—to make your home office more productive and comfortable.

Run a home business? Have a student in the house? Depending on your needs, we have a few recommendations for the best printer for you.

We’ve spent countless hours finding the best home-office furniture and supplies. Here are all the picks you need to ensure you’re comfy and fully equipped.

Here’s how to donate, recycle, and trash those unwanted office supplies.

Trackballs aren’t for everyone, but the best models offer a comfortable and customizable alternative to traditional mice.

Our pick for the best instant photo printer is simple to use, and it’s light and small enough to carry. It uses easy-to-find, affordable film, too.

If your important files dance between a pile on the kitchen table and an unmarked box in the garage, it’s time to develop a proper filing system.

Our tests showed that a Bluetooth speakerphone won’t necessarily produce better results than a smartphone. But we found a few models worth checking out.

We’ve spent over a thousand hours testing more than 100 pieces of gear that encourage ergonomically healthy posture.

If you have a work computer and a personal computer, a KVM switch is key to achieving cable bliss at any desk.

Mesh networks can give your home’s Wi-Fi a much needed boost—but can sometimes create problems for some smart-home devices, too.

After hundreds of hours researching the best local storage and online backup services, we’ve put together a guide to backing up your Mac or Windows computer.

Digital privacy laws help control how your data is stored, shared, and used by big businesses—but those protections vary wildly depending on where you live.

Corral the cords on your desk with a clip here, a tie there, and a metal snap to keep everything in place.

Wix is the best way to quickly and easily create an informative, functional, and professional-looking website.

A few simple steps can help you get out of a productivity slump.

Working remotely part of the time and at the office for the rest of the week can be challenging. Let us help make it easier.

It’s easy to get up and running with Zoom, but you may not know about some of its best, most useful videoconferencing features.

Here’s a quick look at the home office gear Wirecutter staffers bought to make their work-from-home lives more bearable over the past year.

Employee-monitoring software can track a remote employee’s every click, but more common tools to work from home can also report info to your employer.

Half an hour once a year is enough time to tidy up your digital life, which can make your personal info less vulnerable to breaches and easier to manage too.

No room for a full-size desk? No problem. Here are a few of our favorite small desks for cozy apartments and shared spaces.

Don’t ignore the data-breach alert emails you receive. Here’s what to do when you get the next inevitable notice that a company has lost control of your data.

Your home-office chair is likely getting more use than ever before. Here are our most helpful tips on what you can do to keep it clean.

You can save hundreds of dollars on a high-end office chair if you know where to look and what to look for.

Dixon’s Ticonderoga is an iconic pencil. But we’ve found that despite its reputation and branding, it’s not the best you can buy.

With many schools closed this fall, it’s time to set up a remote schoolwork area for kids that’ll make learning a little easier.

Great office chairs aren’t cheap, and not everyone can afford ergonomic perfection. But a few tweaks can make a $50 chair feel nearly as good as a $1,000 one.

Try these ingenious shortcuts to create a functional DIY home office without spending big on standing desks, external monitors, and webcams.

The good news is, you don’t have to spend a lot to alleviate this potentially debilitating and common condition.

Whether you work from home or you need to nail a job interview via Skype, these are Wirecutter’s tips for looking and sounding like a pro on video calls.

A professional video producer shows how you can tweak the lighting you have in your home office to elevate your video-call look.

Investing in a handful of tools can improve the quality of your videoconferences, for both you and the other participants.

Novelist Martha McPhee explains why, in this digital age, she finds notebook and pen not only relevant, but necessary.

Wirecutter staffers share their favorite lounge pants, sweatshirts, and slippers to wear while working from home.

Here’s the gear you should expect your employer to supply you with when you’re required to turn your home into an office.

Not everyone has an extra room to use as a home office. Here’s how we’ve built usable work spaces in small places.

These are the tried-and-true strategies of our experienced work-from-home team to make working from home suck less.

Staying focused at work is hard, and it becomes harder when you’re unexpectedly working from home. Here are five apps to help you stay on task in trying times.

Working from home with kids isn’t easy. But these 5 strategies can make it more manageable.

You and other members of your household can work from home together in peace—even when you’re unexpectedly forced to.

Transitioning to working from home doesn’t have to disrupt the team you’ve built at the office. Here are our best tips for how to stay connected from afar.

If your company is making you work from home during the coronavirus outbreak, here’s what you need to make that transition work.

Here are tips and recommendations on how to hire a CPA or tax accountant near you—or further afield, if your local options are limited.

Taking a few steps to protect your digital and physical belongings now can mean that, even in a terrible situation, you won’t lose the things that have value.