Collection: Computer Accessories

Computer accessories turn a bare laptop or desktop into a comfortable, capable workstation — a proper keyboard and mouse, a webcam for calls, a laptop stand for posture, a dock to connect everything with one cable. These have a bigger effect on daily comfort than most people expect, especially for anyone working long hours. Think about what's uncomfortable or slow in your current setup, and fix that first.

What accessories improve a workstation?

A few pieces do most of the work:

• Wireless keyboard and mouse: a separate set lets you place the screen at eye level while your hands stay at a comfortable height.
• Laptop stand: raises the screen so you're not hunching, and improves airflow underneath.
• Webcam: better video quality and framing than most built-in laptop cameras.
• Docking station or USB hub: connects monitors, drives and peripherals through one cable.

Why use a laptop stand and separate keyboard?

A laptop forces a compromise: if the screen is at the right height, the keyboard is too high, and if the keyboard is comfortable, you're looking down at the screen and hunching your neck. Raising the laptop on a stand so the screen top sits near eye level, then using a separate keyboard and mouse at desk height, solves both at once. This is the single most effective change for anyone working on a laptop for hours. A stand also lifts the laptop off the desk for better airflow, which helps it run cooler and quieter.

What is a docking station?

A docking station connects to your laptop with one cable and expands it into multiple ports — monitors, ethernet, USB devices, SD cards — and often charges the laptop at the same time. The practical benefit is that you plug in one cable when you sit down and everything connects at once, rather than four or five separate cables. Check the dock supports your laptop's port type and how many external displays it can drive, since this varies. A simpler USB hub does the same for basic USB devices without the video and charging.

Common questions

Why use a laptop stand?
It raises the screen to eye level so you're not hunching over, and improves airflow underneath. Pair it with a separate keyboard and mouse so both screen and hands sit at comfortable heights.

What's the difference between a dock and a USB hub?
A docking station adds monitors, ethernet and charging over one cable; a USB hub just adds USB ports. Choose a dock if you connect displays and want single-cable charging.

Wireless or wired keyboard and mouse?
Wireless keeps the desk tidy and lets you position them freely, needing batteries or charging. Wired never needs power and has no lag, which matters mainly for competitive gaming.

Do I need a separate webcam?
If you take a lot of video calls, yes — separate webcams generally have better image quality and framing than built-in laptop cameras, and you can position them at eye level.

Can I pay for computer accessories with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our computer accessories start from $22, which is four fortnightly payments of $5.50.

Complete your setup

Accessories work with the rest of your desk. Add a monitor for screen space, a computer to run it, and an office chair for comfort.

A $22 accessory splits into four fortnightly payments of $5.5 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.