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For some people, it's just more comfortable. I'm probably just as productive on a trip with my 16" MBP, but I still feel some sort of relief when I sit back do

For some people, it's just more comfortable. I'm probably just as productive on a trip with my 16" MBP, but I still feel some sort of relief when I sit back down on my multi-monitor setup at home. "I like it more" is a good-enough reason to do it! Consider another example--I sleep alone on a king-size bed. If I swapped it for a queen bed, I bet it wouldn't even show up in any sort "measurably improved" metric: Time to fall asleep, total time slept, time to wake up, maybe trying to measure physical fitness numbers, etc. But I still prefer the king bed. Maybe some people wouldn't care, and would rather save the space/money, and that's totally fine too.

Fnoord 3y ago
If you ever end up with a bed partner a king size bed is more practical. I love falling asleep alone on our king size bed. I put my head on the female side where it smells like my wife does (hormones etc). My legs then half sideways. But I also think the weight is better there given matras is 8 years old. Caveat is a queen size is easier to turn around than a king size (weird cringe terms TBH). And you need to do that every other week to preserve the matras.