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Compact mechanical keyboard
¥269
Four-port desktop hub
¥119
A5 dot-grid notebook
¥29
Folding laptop stand
¥99
Portable Bluetooth speaker
¥139
Articulated task lamp
¥169
Laptop sleeve
¥89
Dual-port GaN charger
¥119
Desk catchall tray
¥59
Mini tabletop tripod
¥79
Lens dust blower
¥29
Felt desk mat
¥69
Quiet wireless mouse
¥89
Braided USB-C cable
¥39
Aluminium click pen
¥25
Folding phone stand
¥49
Closed-back headphones
¥219
Monitor light bar
¥199
Tech organiser pouch
¥69
Wireless charging pad
¥89
Metal pen cup
¥35
Pocket LED panel
¥119
Keyboard cleaning brush
¥25
Keyboard wrist rest
¥59
Wireless number pad
¥79
Dual-slot card reader
¥59
Two-tone sticky notes
¥15
Desktop monitor riser
¥159
Desktop USB microphone
¥189
Clip-on reading light
¥69
Hard-shell earbud case
¥39
Compact power bank
¥129
Steel bookends
¥45
Desktop webcam
¥149
Precision ratchet screwdriver
¥75
Adjustable footrest
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Reading the ports on a USB hub
Two USB-C connectors can carry different data, power and video signals. Start with the devices you actually plan to connect.

Choosing a keyboard for a small desk
Measure the space your mouse needs before deciding on a number pad. Layout matters more than the key count.

Setting up a laptop stand
Raising the display also moves the keyboard. Consider stability, typing position and the space the stand needs when folded.
Reading the ports on a USB hub

Two USB-C connectors can carry different data, power and video signals. Start with the devices you actually plan to connect.
All guidesChoosing a keyboard for a small desk

Measure the space your mouse needs before deciding on a number pad. Layout matters more than the key count.
All guidesSetting up a laptop stand

Raising the display also moves the keyboard. Consider stability, typing position and the space the stand needs when folded.
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Keyboards & mice
Compact mechanical keyboard
A compact layout with dedicated cursor keys leaves more room for a mouse.
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- 68 keys
- Wired USB-C
- PBT keycaps
A compact typing area
The 68-key layout puts the mouse close to the typing area. Check the arrow cluster and your most-used keys in the close-up, along with the spacing and slope of the keycaps.
Working room on a small desk
Centre the keyboard, leave the mouse on your preferred side and open a notebook on the other. A separate number pad can sit to the left for spreadsheet sessions.
Routing the cable
Allow a little slack at the wired USB-C connection. Hold the plug when disconnecting, then lightly brush between the PBT keycaps.
Keyboards & mice
Quiet wireless mouse
Quiet buttons for shared desks.
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- 2.4 GHz
- USB receiver
- Three sensitivity levels
The mouse in profile
The side profile shows where your palm rests and how far your fingers travel to the wheel. Aim for a relaxed grip that lets the mouse glide without pinching it.
Setting up the receiver
Connect the 2.4 GHz receiver, draw a small circle and reach the corners of the screen. Try the three sensitivity settings for fine selections and longer movements.
Keeping the two pieces together
Put the receiver in a dedicated accessory pocket when packing up. It is much easier to find there than at the bottom of a laptop bag.
Keyboards & mice
Wireless number pad
Put the number pad on either side for spreadsheet entry.
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- Numeric layout
- Low-profile keys
- Non-slip feet
A separate number block
Keep a compact main keyboard in the centre while a dedicated number block handles invoices, expenses and repeated entries.
Choose a side
Place the pad next to the ledger on either side. A right-handed mouse user can try entering figures with the left hand while selecting cells with the right.
A low working angle
The side view shows the low key height. Place the whole non-slip base on a dry, even surface, clear of soft folders that can make the pad rock.
Hubs & cables
Four-port desktop hub
Connect input devices and external storage through a single USB-C port.
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- 3 USB-A + 1 USB-C
- Aluminium body
- Attached cable
The port layout
Three USB-A ports and one USB-C port share the aluminium body. Check the width of your plugs as well as their type, especially when placing a broad reader beside a receiver.
At the side of a laptop
Set the hub down before attaching peripherals. Keep a frequently swapped drive at the accessible end and allow slack in the lead during file transfers.
Packing the attached lead
Eject active drives before disconnecting. Curl the attached lead loosely beside the hub and put the plug inward, away from keys.
Hubs & cables
Braided USB-C cable
A one-metre USB-C cable that coils neatly into a bag.
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- 1 m
- USB-C at both ends
- Braided jacket
Braid and plug housing
The close-up shows the braid and the transition into the plug housing. Hold the housing when connecting and leave a curve at each end.
Planning a one-metre run
Both ends are USB-C. Measure the actual route, including the drop from a stand, before deciding whether a one-metre lead reaches comfortably.
A loose coil for storage
Let the cable settle into a loose coil and leave both ends easy to find. Label the pouch when carrying similar leads for different devices.
Hubs & cables
Dual-slot card reader
Read camera and mobile memory cards with one reader.
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- USB-C
- SD and microSD slots
- Aluminium shell
Two distinct card slots
SD and microSD cards use different slots. Check the notch in good light and withdraw the card if you feel resistance.
From camera to computer
Attach the reader to the USB-C port and wait for the volume to appear. Copy into a dated folder and open a few originals before reorganising the card.
Packing a field kit
Eject the volume before unplugging. Keep bare cards in cases and separate copied cards from those still waiting for backup.
Stationery
A5 dot-grid notebook
Dot-grid pages for sketches, notes and meeting minutes.
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- A5
- 160 pages
- 5 mm dot spacing
A grid you can draw on
Use the 5 mm dots to align a table, a quick diagram or two meeting columns. Open space remains available for sketches and later additions.
One spread for the day
Put a task list on the left and sketches or measurements on the right. Fill a dot-grid square as each item is finished.
Marking a working spread
The A5 book has 160 pages. Reserve the last few for an index and use a narrow paper slip to mark an active spread.
Stationery
Aluminium click pen
Click to write, then clip it to a notebook cover.
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- 0.5 mm
- Black refill
- Metal clip
A retractable tip
Click to expose the 0.5 mm black tip. Try a line on scrap paper before filling in a small form or a notebook grid.
Finding a comfortable grip
Move your grip slightly up or down the aluminium barrel to suit handwriting, checklists or annotations.
Keeping the pen with the page
Retract the tip and clip the pen to a thin cover or pocket. Set the clip downward when placing it on a desk.
Stationery
Two-tone sticky notes
Use the two paper colours to separate tasks from notes.
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- Square format
- Two paper colours
- Peel-off sheets
Give each colour a job
Assign one colour to actions and the other to reference notes. A single item per square is easy to move and reorder.
Put the note where you work
Place questions beside the relevant passage or arrange notes in a row to plan a day. Wipe dusty surfaces before applying.
Peel along the adhesive edge
Peel sideways along the adhesive strip to limit curl. Transfer lasting decisions to a notebook and test delicate surfaces first.
Desk stands
Folding laptop stand
Raise the screen, then fold the stand flat when packing up.
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- Aluminium
- Non-slip feet
- Adjustable tilt
Where the laptop rests
Set both arms to the same angle and check that the front lip and pads support the laptop evenly.
Arranging a desk setup
Choose the screen angle while seated, add an external keyboard and leave room for the power lead and display hinge.
Packing it flat
Remove the computer before folding. Store the stand against a divider and check the contact pads for grit before setting up again.
Desk stands
Folding phone stand
Prop your phone beside the keyboard for hands-free viewing.
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- Desktop stand
- Adjustable tilt
- Silicone pads
The lower cradle
Seat both lower corners in the padded hooks. With a case fitted, check the combined depth and tap a corner to test stability.
Setting the viewing angle
Set the viewing angle before fine-tuning the distance. Check that the charging connector does not lift the phone out of its cradle.
Folded for a change of desk
Remove the phone before folding the back into the base. Pack the flat stand in a shallow pocket and set it up on a firm surface.
Desk stands
Desktop monitor riser
Lift a display and use the space underneath for your keyboard.
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- Twin supports
- Wood top
- Open underside
Shelf construction
Check the monitor footprint against the wooden top and place both metal feet on solid desk space away from cut-outs.
Using the space underneath
Centre the monitor and reserve the space underneath for a keyboard or frequently used notebooks. Leave room for the keyboard lead to move.
Measuring the opening
Measure between the feet and below the shelf, including raised keyboard feet and finger clearance. Remove equipment before wiping the top.
Audio
Portable Bluetooth speaker
A woven grille and short carry loop suit a desk or meeting table.
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- Single enclosure
- Bluetooth
- USB-C charging
Finding the speaker face
Face the grille toward the listening position and keep books out of the sound path. Start low and adjust to a comfortable speaking level.
A small listening spot
Select the speaker in the Bluetooth audio menu before playback. The same output selector lets you switch back to headphones after a call.
Leaving room to charge
Leave a gentle bend behind the USB-C plug. Disconnect before lifting the speaker from a shelf or moving it to another room.
Audio
Closed-back headphones
Soft cushions surround the ears, with independent adjustment on each side.
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- Over-ear
- Padded headband
- Adjustable fit
The ear cushion fit
Adjust both sides evenly and position glasses before settling the cushions around the ears. The headband should rest lightly on top.
At the editing desk
Keep playback controls within reach when reviewing voice recordings. Start quietly and let the closed ear cushions air between sessions.
Adjust and store
Note the extension on each side. Lift the headset by both cups and store it on a broad support without pressing the cushions against sharp objects.
Audio
Desktop USB microphone
Angle the microphone towards the speaker on its desktop base.
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- USB connection
- Metal grille
- Desktop base
The grille and stand
Angle the mic on its base and record a familiar sentence. Listen for desk taps and breath noise before settling on a position.
Recording at a desk
Place notes beside the mic and keep the keyboard clear of its stand. A steady speaking distance makes the recording easier to follow.
Checking the USB input
Select the USB mic in the application's input menu and play back a short test. Route the cable behind the stand and away from loose pages.
Desk lighting
Articulated task lamp
Swing the two-part arm over a notebook or to the side of your keyboard.
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- Two arm sections
- Weighted base
- Linear lamp head
The articulated arm
Hold the base while adjusting the two arm sections. Set the height first and leave clearance for the rear joint near a wall.
Light on a working page
Place the lamp opposite your writing hand and test the light on an open page. Make small changes at the arm as the working area moves.
Leaving room for the base
Keep the full base on a firm, even part of the desk. Bring the head back toward the base before moving the lamp.
Desk lighting
Monitor light bar
Clamp the light to the monitor to illuminate the work surface below.
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- Monitor clamp
- Linear light
- Adjustable tilt
The monitor attachment
Check bezel shape, thickness, camera position and rear curvature. Screen diagonal alone does not determine whether the clamp will fit.
Lighting the work surface
Aim the light at the keyboard, then check reflections from your normal seat using a dark screen. Shift glossy desk accessories if needed.
A side view of the mount
Inspect the clamp from the side and leave enough cable for monitor height and tilt adjustments. Check the grip after moving the screen.
Desk lighting
Clip-on reading light
Clip it to a book cover and bend the neck to light the page.
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- Spring clip
- Flexible neck
- USB charging
A firm place for the clip
Clip to a firm cover or several pages rather than a thin sheet. Slip clean card between the jaws and a delicate book surface.
Lighting an open book
Angle the neck above your sightline and check both the first and last lines. If pages catch the head, move the clip outward slightly.
Between reading sessions
Remove the clip before closing the book. Charge on a stable surface and store the flexible neck in a gentle curve.
Cases & pouches
Laptop sleeve
A soft lining separates a laptop from hard objects in a larger bag.
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- 13 inch
- Soft lining
- Zipper closure
Measure before choosing
Measure the closed laptop, including its thickest hinge and any shell. A 13-inch screen size alone cannot establish the fit.
Slide the laptop into place
Open the zip fully, check the soft lining for debris and slide the computer in. Stop if closing the last corner takes pressure.
What to pack beside it
Keep chargers, keys and adapters in a separate pocket. Lay the sleeve flat before unzipping and keep the lining dry between trips.
Cases & pouches
Tech organiser pouch
Mesh pockets and loops keep plugs and adapters visible when open.
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- Mesh pockets
- Zipper closure
- Textile shell
Two mesh compartments
Use one mesh compartment for leads and the other for small adapters. Keeping a regular spot for each accessory makes missing pieces easier to notice.
Packing a cable loop
Coil leads loosely with plugs facing inward. Bring the two sides together gently and move any adapter pressing against the opposite pocket.
A pouch you can find by touch
Keep the zip toward the opening of your work bag. Leave the pouch open on the desk for temporary items and let the fabric dry before repacking electronics.
Cases & pouches
Hard-shell earbud case
Protect earbuds and a short cable in a compact case with a carry loop.
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- Hard shell
- Soft lining
- Carry loop
Inside the shell
The shell keeps its shape while the lining contacts the cable. Place heavier plugs inside a loose coil and check for grit before packing.
Stowing a pair of earphones
Loop the cable from the split without twisting the earpieces together. Nest the earbuds inside and keep wires clear of the closing edge.
The carry loop
Face the loop upward in a side pocket. Check bulkier plugs side by side and remove an item if the case needs pressure to close.
Power & charging
Dual-port GaN charger
Two USB-C outputs share a single wall socket.
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- 65 W
- Two USB-C ports
- Two flat CN pins
Understanding the two ports
The two USB-C ports share a 65 W total rating. Check the computer's original supply requirements and the power rating of your cable.
At the wall outlet
Check clearance at neighbouring sockets before inserting the Chinese flat-pin plug. Keep the housing clear of fabric and paperwork while charging.
Planning a travel kit
Check both ends of each travel cable against the devices you are taking. Hold the body to unplug and pack the metal pins away from screens and lenses.
Power & charging
Wireless charging pad
Set a compatible phone in the middle of the pad for easy charging.
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- Circular pad
- USB-C input
- Non-slip surface
Finding the centre
Centre a compatible phone over the pad and check its charging indicator. Thick cases, cards and metal attachments can interfere with alignment.
A regular spot on the desk
Use a firm, clear surface with the cable running behind the pad. Practise placing the phone a few times until the charging position feels natural.
Power and placement
Connect USB-C power first. If charging does not start, check the supply, lead and alignment in turn. Lift the pad to move it rather than dragging it.
Power & charging
Compact power bank
Check the side indicators before packing the power bank in your bag.
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- 10000 mAh
- USB-C
- Charge indicators
Reading the indicators
The four LEDs indicate approximate charge. The 10,000 mAh cell rating does not translate directly into a fixed number of phone charges.
A short charging run
Place the phone and power bank side by side with slack at both plugs. Check the phone's charging indication before getting back to work.
Before heading out
Check the bank and select the right cable before leaving. Keep metal objects away from ports and stop using a damaged or swollen unit.
Desk organisation
Desk catchall tray
Keep a badge, keys and earbuds together in a low-sided tray.
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- Low rim
- Non-slip base
- Rounded corners
A shallow rim
A low rim keeps keys, coins and adapters visible from a seated position. Empty the tray before wiping around its rounded corners.
An end-of-day drop spot
Choose a consistent spot and separate tiny receivers from larger keys. The tray also keeps small screws in sight during a quick repair.
Keeping the tray steady
Set the base flat on a clean desk and try reaching for an item from your seat. Clear out spent tickets or spare pieces before piling items higher.
Desk organisation
Metal pen cup
Keep pens and a ruler upright within easy reach.
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- Cylindrical
- Aluminium
- Padded base
Inside the cylinder
Start with two or three everyday pens and check how much protrudes above the rim. A shallow tray may suit very short pencils better.
A small working selection
Place the holder at the top of your notebook or on your writing side. Keep refills elsewhere so ordinary pens and highlighters are easy to separate.
The base against the desk
Lift the padded base to move it. Empty crumbs before wiping the rim, and retract or cap wet pen tips before storage.
Desk organisation
Steel bookends
Use the pair to support manuals and folders at either end of a shelf.
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- One pair
- L-shaped steel
- Non-slip pads
Which way the feet face
Position the bent steel feet under the books and slide the two ends toward the row on a level shelf.
Supporting thinner volumes
Put sturdier volumes at the ends and slim pamphlets in the middle. Close the gap when you remove a thick book.
Allow space on the shelf
Keep the full base on the shelf and allow room for fingers at the ends. Unload a few books before moving the row to a new position.
Camera gear
Mini tabletop tripod
Spread the three legs for a stable tabletop camera position.
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- Three legs
- Ball head
- 1/4-inch screw
The camera mount
Check the camera's socket against the quarter-inch screw. Make sure the base sits flush and steady the camera while adjusting and securing the ball head.
Set up a tabletop shot
Spread all three legs on a firm surface, clear of the edge. Move the whole tripod for framing and use the head for finer adjustments.
When the head is tilted
Watch the centre of gravity when tilting, particularly with a longer lens. Support the camera while removing it and pack the exposed screw away from glass.
Camera gear
Pocket LED panel
Add a patch of diffused light beside the camera for tabletop subjects.
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- Cold shoe mount
- Diffuser
- USB-C charging
The diffuser and mount
Move the diffused face closer to or farther from the subject to change the shadow edge. Check cold-shoe fit and clearance around the camera controls.
Finding the angle of light
Start from one side to reveal texture. With polished metal, change the lamp or camera angle until highlights describe the edge without covering the detail.
Packing a small lighting kit
Remove the panel from its cold shoe before packing. Keep the diffuser against a clean divider and disconnect the USB-C lead after charging.
Camera gear
Desktop webcam
Mount it on a display and slide the lens cover shut after a call.
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- USB connection
- Monitor clip
- Privacy slider
The physical shutter
The physical slider covers the lens. Audio remains a separate software control. Preview framing before joining a call.
A natural meeting angle
Check the rear clip contact and place the camera near the centre of the bezel. Select the USB camera in your meeting software.
Closing up after a call
Leave the call, then close the slider while steadying the clip. Remove the webcam before moving the screen and pack it with the lens facing a clean surface.
Care & repair
Lens dust blower
Squeeze the bulb to lift loose dust from lenses or between keys.
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- Manual squeeze
- Silicone bulb
- Fine nozzle
A puff of air for loose dust
Squeeze the silicone bulb to move loose dust outward. Leave an air gap between the nozzle and delicate surfaces.
Approaching a keyboard edge
Disconnect the keyboard and tilt the dusty edge slightly so debris can escape. Use a different care method for stuck-on residues.
Keeping the nozzle clean
Inspect the nozzle before packing it away from grit and hard accessories. Test a few puffs into open air before approaching a lens.
Care & repair
Keyboard cleaning brush
Sweep around keycaps and along device seams with the soft bristles.
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- Soft bristles
- Wood handle
- Flat head
Bristles and handle
Use the broad face across keycaps or the edge between rows. Let just the soft tips flex rather than forcing the whole brush into a gap.
Sweeping a key row
Start at the far side of the disconnected keyboard and work one row at a time. Follow the device care instructions for spills before brushing.
Storing the brush
Shake out grit, inspect the tips and rest the brush without compressing them. Keep the wooden handle and bristle base out of standing water.
Care & repair
Precision ratchet screwdriver
Turn the knurled handle with your fingertips and swap bits as needed.
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- Interchangeable bit
- Ratchet drive
- Textured grip
Choosing a bit
Match both the shape and size of the screw. Keep the bit on axis and make a small test turn before applying more force.
Working in a tight space
Disconnect the device and steady it on a mat. Use short ratchet strokes and stop to check fit and direction if the screw binds.
Keeping track of parts
Change bits away from the device, then organise removed screws by location and length. Slow down near the end when refitting them.
Workspace comfort
Felt desk mat
Give your keyboard and mouse a continuous felt work surface.
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- Felt surface
- Rectangular
- Grippy backing
The felt working surface
Measure the usable desk depth, cable clearance and space occupied by lamps or cups before placing the rectangular mat.
A shared area for keyboard and mouse
Centre the keyboard and move the mouse through a normal sweep before adding stationery. Adjust the layout to suit your usual movement.
Checking the underside
Wipe away grit, place the rubber side down and smooth the corners. Lift equipment before repositioning and sweep loose crumbs off the felt.
Workspace comfort
Keyboard wrist rest
Set it along the front of the keyboard to support your wrists between tasks.
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- Foam core
- Fabric surface
- Non-slip base
Fabric over foam
Set the fabric-covered foam rest in front of the keyboard. Type a few lines and check where the heels of your hands fall during a pause.
Setting the front edge
Align the rest to the keys you actually use. Allow your hands to move freely while typing and rest them lightly during pauses.
Keeping the rest in place
Keep the entire non-slip base level. Brush off crumbs and let the fabric dry fully after spot cleaning. Avoid prolonged pressure on one point when stored.
Workspace comfort
Adjustable footrest
Set the platform under the desk and adjust it to a comfortable angle.
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- Adjustable angle
- Textured surface
- Twin supports
The textured platform
Adjust your chair first, then position both feet on the textured platform. Check knee clearance and the path of any chair wheels.
Room beneath the desk
Start directly in front of the chair and try it with your everyday shoes. Clear floor cables and boxes from the space needed to sit and stand.
Both supports on the floor
Take your feet off before changing the tilt. Check both supports on the floor before applying weight and lift the rest when moving it.
Sample shop
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Input, audio, lighting and camera equipment.
Shop products

Compact mechanical keyboard
¥269
Quiet wireless mouse
¥89
Wireless number pad
¥79
Portable Bluetooth speaker
¥139
Closed-back headphones
¥219
Desktop USB microphone
¥189
Articulated task lamp
¥169
Monitor light bar
¥199
Clip-on reading light
¥69
Mini tabletop tripod
¥79
Pocket LED panel
¥119
Desktop webcam
¥149Sample shop
Foldline Connect
Connectivity, charging and everyday tech accessories.
Shop products

Four-port desktop hub
¥119
Braided USB-C cable
¥39
Dual-slot card reader
¥59
Laptop sleeve
¥89
Tech organiser pouch
¥69
Hard-shell earbud case
¥39
Dual-port GaN charger
¥119
Wireless charging pad
¥89
Compact power bank
¥129
Lens dust blower
¥29
Keyboard cleaning brush
¥25
Precision ratchet screwdriver
¥75Sample shop
Paper Room
Stationery, organisation and accessories for the workspace.
Shop products

A5 dot-grid notebook
¥29
Aluminium click pen
¥25
Two-tone sticky notes
¥15
Folding laptop stand
¥99
Folding phone stand
¥49
Desktop monitor riser
¥159
Desk catchall tray
¥59
Metal pen cup
¥35
Steel bookends
¥45
Felt desk mat
¥69
Keyboard wrist rest
¥59