Cricket ball as fidget device

Cricket ball as fidget device is a rare pick, appearing in just one setup across Workspaces so far (out of 551 featured).

1 desk One of 1,803 accessories listed

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Cricket ball as fidget device in Matt Webb's setup

The only desk with it so far: No. 396, Matt Webb, Founder and Inventor from London.

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MacBook Air Computer · on 45 desks in all Mac Mini M1 Computer · on 20 desks in all Aranet4 CO2 monitor Monitor · on 1 desk in all I don’t have a KVM switch Accessories · on 1 desk in all Ring light because of the pandemic Lighting · on 1 desk in all

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The most used accessories

1,803 in all

1IKEA Skadis Pegboard 32 2IKEA Alex Drawers 25 3Ugmonk Analog 17 4Apple Pencil 12 5Apple HomePod 9 6Elgato Wave Mic Arm LP 9 7Elgato Stream Deck 8 8Moleskine Notebook 7

Questions

Is the Cricket ball as fidget device worth it?

Cricket ball as fidget device is a rare pick, appearing in just one setup across Workspaces so far (out of 551 featured).

What gear goes well with the Cricket ball as fidget device?

In real Workspaces setups, the Cricket ball as fidget device most often appears alongside the MacBook Air, Mac Mini M1, and Aranet4 CO2 monitor. Those make a good starting point if you're building around it.

What are the best alternatives to the Cricket ball as fidget device?

The most-used accessories alternatives among Workspaces creators are the IKEA Skadis Pegboard (32 setups), the IKEA Alex Drawers (25 setups), and the Ugmonk Analog (17 setups).

How many creators use the Cricket ball as fidget device?

The Cricket ball as fidget device appears in 1 of 551 Workspaces creator setups (0%), making it the #445 most-used accessories in the database.

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