My top 10 Amazon tech picks for a smarter office set-up

Amazon has cut prices across a mix of PC peripherals and accessories, covering networking gear, storage, input devices and power solutions. After browsing the sale, these are the top ten office peripherals and accessories I think are worth buying.

The TP-Link TL-SG105 5-port Gigabit unmanaged Ethernet switch (was $19.79, now $12.75) expands wired networks with plug-and-play simplicity, offering five shielded ports and a fanless metal housing suited for desks or small home setups.

The TP-Link Roam 7 BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 portable travel router (was $140, now $99) provides dual-band wireless with multi-mode support, making it easier to share hotel or public connections across multiple devices during travel.

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The Rorry 25,000mAh 65W laptop power bank (was $60, now $50) delivers portable charging for laptops, tablets and phones, with built-in retractable cables reducing the need to carry extras.

The Lexar 256GB Dual Drive D500 USB flash drive (was $90, now $70) connects through both USB-C and USB-A, offering up to 400MB/s read speeds for moving files between modern and older devices.

This coiled USB-C to USB-A keyboard cable (was $16, now $8) replaces standard straight cables with a braided design and detachable aviator connector, a popular choice for mechanical keyboard setups.

The Memzuoix ergonomic vertical wireless mouse (was $19, now $9.49) uses a vertical grip layout intended to reduce wrist strain during extended work or browsing sessions.

The Yunzii B68 wireless mechanical keyboard (was $59.66, now $41.76) supports Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and USB-C connections, along with hot-swappable switches and RGB lighting.

The Cooler Master dual-sided RGB mouse pad (was $21.27, now $15.40) offers two surface textures, one cloth and one aluminum, alongside customizable edge lighting through companion software. It’s good for gaming but just as useful for creative tasks.

The Hexgears wireless mechanical keyboard with knob and wrist rest (was $47.49, now $33.24) includes tactile switches, RGB backlighting and multiple connection modes for flexible desktop or laptop use.

The Norton 360 Premium antivirus software (was $99.99, now $29.99) is the odd one out in my list (obviously) since it’s the only non-hardware item, but it’s a great deal so worth mentioning. It covers up to 10 devices with security features including VPN access, cloud backup and scam protection.