PC accessories & peripherals

Q: How do I choose the right mouse pad size?

If you use low mouse sensitivity or play fast games, choose a larger pad for wide movements. For compact desks or office work, a medium or small mouse pad is usually enough.

Q: How often should I replace my keyboard or mouse?

It depends on how intensively you use them, but heavy daily use usually means upgrading every few years, especially if you notice double-click issues, worn-out keycaps or inconsistent tracking.

Enhance your workspace with a wide range of PC accessories and peripherals designed to support comfort, precision and efficient daily use. Our selection includes keyboards, mice, mouse pads, headsets and essential desk tools suitable for home offices, gaming setups and professional environments.

Why choose PC accessories & peripherals

The right accessories help you work and play more comfortably, stay precise and keep your desk better organised every day.

Comfort & control

Enjoy precise control and reduced fatigue with well-balanced keyboards, responsive mice and smooth mouse pads.

Reliable performance

Choose accessories built for daily use with consistent tracking, stable connections and dependable build quality.

Fits any workspace

Options for minimalist desks, home gaming setups and professional offices, all designed to keep your workspace efficient.

FAQ – PC accessories & peripherals

Find quick answers to common questions about choosing, using and combining PC accessories and peripherals for your workspace.

1. Are these accessories compatible with both PCs and laptops?

Yes, most keyboards, mice and headsets work with both desktop PCs and laptops, and many models also support MacOS or consoles — check the product description for exact compatibility.

3. How do I choose the right mouse pad size?

If you use low mouse sensitivity or play fast games, pick a larger pad for wide movements; for compact desks or office work, a medium or small mouse pad is usually enough.

2. Should I choose a wired or wireless mouse and keyboard?

Wired options are best for maximum stability and zero input lag, while wireless models offer a cleaner desk and more flexibility, especially for home offices and living-room setups.

4. How often should I replace my keyboard or mouse?

It depends on usage, but heavy daily use usually means upgrading every few years, especially if you notice double-click issues, worn-out keycaps or inconsistent tracking.