The Fine Print: How We Operate
We build, test, and tear down desk setups. We write about the friction of bad ergonomics and the relief of a dialed-in workstation. We want you to know exactly where our boundaries lie.
Not Medical or Orthopedic Advice
Workstation Wizard focuses heavily on the physical impact of your desk environment. We discuss eye strain, neck tension, and posture. We are not doctors. We are not physical therapists. We are desk workers who spent years fighting bad setups.
Our guides reflect our own testing and general ergonomic principles. They do not replace professional medical advice.
If you experience chronic back pain, a new ergonomic chair or a perfectly calibrated dual-monitor arm will not cure an underlying medical condition. Consult a licensed medical professional for actual pain management. Use our setup guides to build a better environment, but apply these adjustments at your own physical risk.
Affiliate Commissions and Funding
Testing heavy standing desks, 49-inch ultrawide monitors, and high-capacity storage racks costs real money. We fund this site through affiliate marketing.
When you click a retail link on Workstation Wizard and make a purchase, we earn a small commission. You pay the exact same price. This revenue keeps the site running.
We buy gear. We test it. We publish the results.
This financial model does not buy positive reviews. We reject bad products constantly. If a highly-rated monitor mount sags under the weight of a standard display, we tell you. If a desk frame wobbles at standing height, we call it out. Our editorial independence is absolute. We decline paid placements and sponsored review demands.
Accuracy and Shifting Specifications
The hardware industry moves fast. Manufacturers silently swap components. A monitor we tested in January might ship with a slightly different panel by October. A desk company might change their warranty terms overnight.
We update our guides aggressively to maintain a high-resolution picture of the market. We track the noise and filter the signal. But we cannot guarantee permanent, flawless accuracy.
Always verify critical specifications yourself. Check VESA mount compatibility before you buy a new arm. Confirm the exact weight limits on a pneumatic stand before you attach a heavy display. Read the current return policy before you finalize a massive workstation purchase.
External Links and Third-Party Sites
We link out to manufacturer specifications, driver downloads, and retail pages. We do not control those external websites. Retailers change their prices. Manufacturers redesign their support pages. Links break over time.
We hold no responsibility for the content, privacy practices, or return policies of third-party websites. Once you leave Workstation Wizard, you operate under the rules of that specific domain.