A retro-styled mouse with Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, USB, four programmable side buttons, and a charging dock. Consider it for a desk that will use the dock and extra controls; check the 115 × 58 × 39.4mm body against your preferred grip.
Key features
Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired USB
Four programmable side buttons
Charging dock with adapter storage
Advantages
Multiple connection modes for work and play
Dock gives the mouse a dedicated charging place
Configurable side-button functions
Consider before buying
Dock occupies more space than a charging cable alone
Advanced configuration uses Ultimate Software on PC
Symmetrical shape does not guarantee personal comfort
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An 87-key keyboard for a Windows or Android desk, with Bluetooth, a 2.4GHz receiver, USB-C, and oversized programmable Super Buttons. A practical layout to compare when you want dedicated navigation keys without a number pad.
Key features
87-key layout with dedicated arrows and function row
Bluetooth, 2.4GHz receiver, and USB-C wired modes
Hot-swappable PCB and programmable Super Buttons
Advantages
Keeps navigation keys while leaving out the number pad
Several connection options for a fixed desk
Dedicated controls and programmable buttons
Consider before buying
No built-in number pad
Check switch feel and noise for a shared room
Official platform support focuses on Windows and Android
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An office-oriented DisplayLink dock to consider when a documented multi-connection desk setup is needed. Verify your laptop, monitors, software permissions and exact hardware revision first.
Key features
DisplayLink-based external display connection
USB peripheral and wired Ethernet connections
Manufacturer documents setup requirements
Advantages
Can consolidate several office connections
Manufacturer provides model-specific support documentation
Consider before buying
Does not charge the host laptop
Display functions require supported software
Not intended for gaming or HDCP-protected streaming
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A dedicated USB-A wired network adapter for a compatible computer when Ethernet is the missing connection. Check the exact operating-system requirements before ordering.
Key features
USB-A host connector
Gigabit Ethernet connection capability
Manufacturer publishes compatibility instructions
Advantages
Adds wired networking without a multiport dock
A specific connector choice for USB-A equipment
Consider before buying
Requires a suitable Ethernet connection and cable
Does not increase the speed of your internet service
Not a universal adapter for televisions or every operating system
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A USB-C adapter for adding wired Ethernet to a supported host. It suits a defined network connection rather than replacing a router or sharing USB devices across a network.
Key features
USB-C host connector
Gigabit Ethernet connection capability
Separate manufacturer compatibility list
Advantages
Dedicated Ethernet connection without an entire dock
Compact single-purpose accessory
Consider before buying
A compatible host, network and Ethernet cable are required
Not a network-sharing or PXE solution
No guaranteed speed improvement over your existing Wi-Fi
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