The Best Gaming PC Desk Accessories

It covers keyboard and mouse. At 900 by 400mm it covers a keyboard and mouse, and its surface texture is tuned for Logitech G sensors. You get a 900 x 400 x 3mm key spec here, which sets it apart from the Leviathan V2 X and its a power and audio over USB-C key spec.

It also offers a no-slip rubber base. Measure the desk: an extended pad should fit under both keyboard and mouse without hanging over the edge. No other pick here cost less at our last price check, and the BM88 arm was closest.

It connects over USB or Bluetooth. Its slim bar fits beside a monitor, and a three-way stand plus three mount points allow flexible angles. It passed UL safety testing for all-day use.

Brightness and colour temperature from 2,700K to 6,500K adjust to the room. A 2700-6500K key spec is unique to it among these picks, while the Govee COB Strip 2 uses an 840 LEDs/m COB key spec. It also comes with TrueSoft full-spectrum light. It was priced above the Leviathan V2 X and below the Govee COB Strip 2 at the time of writing.

An info bar shows time or status. Eight LCD keys and two touch buttons cover the essentials, and actions are set up by drag and drop. It works with streaming apps and office software alike.

It also controls smart lights, plugs and audio from a single button, and works with Zoom, Teams and Office apps. An info bar between the keys shows the time or a page indicator, and two touch points flip between pages. You get a USB connection here, which sets it apart from the BM88 arm and its a desk clamp 0.8-2.4in connection. When we checked, only the BM88 arm and cheaper picks cost less, and the Leviathan V2 X cost more.

Its COB design packs 840 LEDs per metre for a continuous line with no hotspots, and at 12.6mm wide it fits narrow gaps. No other pick in this guide offers an 840 LEDs/m COB key spec; compare the BM88 arm, which has a 29in reach key spec. COB RGBIC lighting is unique to it among these picks, while the Leviathan V2 X uses 14 Chroma zones lighting.

Wi-Fi control usually needs a 2.4GHz network. Before buying, weigh one limit: costs more than the G840 XL at the time of writing. It was the most expensive pick when we checked, so weigh what it adds over the Litra Beam.

It takes 1/4, 3/8 and 5/8in threads. It extends to 29 inches and tilts through 220 degrees, and hidden cable channels keep the mic cord tidy. The low-profile metal arm stays out of the camera frame.

A desk clamp 0.8-2.4in connection is unique to it among these picks, while the Stream Deck Neo uses a USB connection. A 29in reach key spec is unique to it among these picks, while the Litra Beam uses a 2700-6500K key spec. Check your desk edge thickness against the clamp range. It was priced above the G840 XL and below the Stream Deck Neo at the time of writing.

Two full-range drivers and two passive radiators fit in the most compact bar in Razer's Leviathan V2 range. It pairs over low-latency Bluetooth 5.0, and Razer's software controls lighting and audio switching. A power and audio over USB-C key spec is unique to it among these picks, while the Litra Beam uses a 2700-6500K key spec.

No other pick in this guide offers 14 Chroma zones lighting; compare the Govee COB Strip 2, which has COB RGBIC lighting. Before buying, weigh one limit: costs more than the G840 XL at the time of writing. It was priced above the Stream Deck Neo and below the Litra Beam at the time of writing.