Apologies in advance for my insane ignorance when it comes to cable management, but where do I go from here? Are the arms too long? I can't imagine good design where I feel like I need to wrap the wires to get into the second bay. I know I can hide the other wires showing from my DP cable by just simply buying a slightly longer one and hiding it behind the desk with some hooks or something.
Also how do I hide the wires on the ground? The only electric sockets are on both sides of the walls and not behind me which I feel is a bit difficult. Do move to one of the walls where the socket is by my foot for more slack and mount the plug under my desk?
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which model is this monitor arm?
better than mine. Good luck.
You could also run that keyboard cable closer to the mount so it would look a little better. I generally try to keep it straight and out of line of sight when sitting.
Whatever makes you content with your setup 🫡
Edit: Also run that webcam cable behind the mount and tie all those cables together in the back of the arm mount.