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Kaitlyn Wells

Houston, New York, Seattle

Senior Staff Writer, Working from Home at Wirecutter

✨Author of A FAMILY LOOKS LIKE LOVE (PRH '22), CLAM MOON (MCM '26)✨Currently @Wirecutter • Bylines @NYTimes @WashingtonPost • #remotework #tech #SCBWI she/her

Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Kaitlyn Wells |Ben Keough

    Most people don’t really need an all-in-one (AIO) printer—a good scanning app and a cheap, print-only laser machine can handle occasional jobs. But if you have a school-age kid or do work that requires a lot of copying and scanning, an all-in-one might make sense. The HP OfficeJet Pro 9125e is your best option because it’s easy to set up and cheap to run, it works with all kinds of devices, it produces beautiful prints and scans, and it looks great doing all of that.

  • Dec 5, 2024 | tuftsdaily.com | Kaitlyn Wells

    I have always wanted to know why some Tufts students walk around campus carrying a gallon of Poland Spring water. Do they stockpile gallons, or refill them? Aren’t they bulky and cumbersome? Yet, tracking down an answer was easier said than done. From the gear and uniforms, it’s obvious that these gallons are accessories sported by players on a men’s athletics team.

  • Nov 4, 2024 | nytimes.com | Kaitlyn Wells |Melanie Pinola

    No matter how great your office chair is, you’re not doing your body any favors by sitting in it for the whole day. But being on your feet constantly isn’t good for your comfort or health, either. An electric, height-adjustable standing desk provides the best of both worlds. Want a productivity and energy boost? Push a button to raise the desk so you can move a little while working. Feel like leaning back in your chair for some deep focus time? Push another button to lower the desk.

  • Nov 3, 2024 | nytimes.com | Jackie Reeve |Kaitlyn Wells |Melanie Pinola

    You can find plenty of phone apps to help you keep track of your life, but stationery lovers know the power of writing it all down on paper. It’s hard to beat the satisfaction of crossing something off your to-do list with a sharp pencil or a smooth pen. And unlike calendar and to-do list apps, paper planners let you color outside the lines, literally and metaphorically.

  • Oct 31, 2024 | nytimes.com | Kaitlyn Wells |Melanie Pinola

    Just as supportive insoles can make all the difference when you go for a walk, a standing desk mat can be a game changer if you stand at work, even for brief periods. A comfortable mat like the Ergodriven Topo supports your legs and back better than the floor will. And its varied terrain will keep you moving, which experts agree is crucial. This mat is easy to slide in and out of position, and six years of testing have shown it’s built to last.

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