Peripherals
Peripherals that make work and play comfortable: keyboards, mice, mouse pads, webcams and computer speakers. In stock with fast delivery.
Products
Next Level Racing Tube Freestanding Triple monitor mount 3 × 43", floor stand, 50 kg
Razer Viper V3 Pro gaming mouse, wireless/wired, Focus Pro 35K, Black
Logitech Sight conference camera 4K, 315° field of view, White, 960-001503
Logitech PTZ Pro 2 conference camera Full HD, PTZ, remote control, 960-001186
Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse White
Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro wireless gaming mouse, 45000 DPI, White
Razer Viper V4 Pro Esports wireless gaming mouse, 50000 DPI, HyperSpeed, White
Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro wireless gaming mouse, 45000 DPI, Black
Razer Viper V3 Pro Faker Edition gaming mouse, wireless/wired, Focus Pro 35K
Razer Viper V4 Pro Esports wireless gaming mouse, 50000 DPI, HyperSpeed, Black
Razer Strider Chroma mouse pad 900 × 370 × 4 mm, RGB, Black
Peripherals you touch every day
The keyboard and mouse are the only parts of a computer you hold all day — quality shows immediately. Our range covers keyboards from quiet office boards to mechanical gaming ones, mice for every hand and workflow, mouse pads for extra precision, webcams for video calls and computer speakers for sound. To lift the screen to eye level there are monitor mounts — desk and wall arms for one to four screens.
How to choose
- Keyboard: mechanical switches last longer and feel more precise; pick a quiet one for the office, RGB and macros for gaming.
- Mouse: ergonomics and a silent click matter for work; sensor (DPI) and weight matter in games. Wireless is now as fast as wired.
- Webcam: 1080p is the minimum for meetings; good low-light performance beats megapixels.
- Speakers: a 2.0 set suits a desk, 2.1 (with a subwoofer) adds bass for films and games.
FAQ
Is a wireless mouse worse for gaming? No — modern 2.4 GHz receiver models match wired latency; Bluetooth is better left for office work.
Which mouse pad should I get? A large deskpad covers the whole desk and suits low-DPI gamers; for the office a medium pad with a non-slip base is enough.