A low-cost, low-tech accessory that enlarges smartphone displays, making videos, reading, and browsing more comfortable. Its appeal spans buyers seeking relief from small-screen eyestrain and gift shoppers (especially for older adults or kids), and the impulse-friendly $12–$29 price point supports add-to-cart behavior
Buyers choose this item for affordable device protection and a touch of style/personalization, with broad appeal across students, professionals, and gift‑givers. The $13–$26 price point supports impulse buys and gifting, and options across common device sizes and colors typically drive conversion; clear sizing guidance reduces returns and fit issues
Utility accessory with steady year-round demand, bought for quick data migration, backup, drive cloning, and recovering files from internal HDDs/SSDs without an enclosure. The low price point ($9–$25) makes it an easy add-on in carts and a logical cross-sell alongside SSDs, bare drives, and enclosures
Broad appeal across home office users, students, and gamers makes this a steady basket-builder: buyers want smoother tracking, comfort, desk protection, and aesthetic setups. The $9–$19 price point supports impulse add-ons and bundling with keyboards/mice, with low breakage and minimal return risk
Compact, dual-interface USB storage that lets buyers quickly move files between phones/tablets and computers, free up device space, and carry important media on the go. It’s a low-priced, practical tech accessory that converts well as an add-on or impulse gift, with broad appeal for students, commuters, and photo/video-heavy users
Well-known PC accessories/peripherals with broad appeal for home office, school, and gaming upgrades. The $35–$130 price band aligns with core gift budgets and add-on purchases, enabling easy upsells alongside laptops and consoles
Buyers pick these items to protect devices, replace lost parts, and improve everyday use (charging, portability, connectivity), making them easy add-ons and gifts. The $16–$51 price band supports impulse buys and bundling to lift AOV, and broad laptop ownership keeps demand steady across segments, from students to remote workers, with compatibility and universal options widening appeal
Broad, evergreen demand driven by desk decluttering and multi-device use (laptops, tablets, smart TVs) makes this accessory a reliable basket builder. Buyers look for convenient, cable‑free setups and portability at mainstream price points, with most units selling between $22–$50—an accessible range that supports impulse buys and straightforward upsells alongside mice, stands, and tablets
Compact gaming mouse with broad appeal to buyers seeking precision for gaming in a smaller, portable form factor. Typically attractive for small-hand users and laptop setups; often valued for higher-DPI tracking, programmable buttons, and RGB aesthetics
Small, low-cost USB accessory that buyers use to enable connectivity, power, or compatibility at the desk—commonly for new device setups, replacements, or adding flexibility between ports and peripherals. At $10–$24, it converts well as an impulse add-on, drives bundle opportunities with cables and peripherals, and ships cheaply due to compact size
Strong, evergreen demand driven by practical needs: portable backup, photo/video storage, and easy capacity expansion for laptops and game consoles. Clear value at the $50–$150 price band; buyers look for reliability, ease of use (plug-and-play), and compatibility
Strong buyer interest is driven by precision, fast response, ergonomic comfort, and customization (programmable buttons, RGB lighting), making this a frequent upgrade and a popular gift. The $26–$80 price band captures entry to mid-tier demand and supports bundle and upsell opportunities
Buyers value these low-cost add-ons to prevent scratches and cracks on phones, tablets, watches, and laptops—making them easy impulse purchases and high-conversion upsells. At $7–$19, they offer solid margins, low shipping costs, and steady repeat demand due to breakage and device upgrades; variants like tempered glass, matte/anti-glare, and privacy create tiered pricing and bundling opportunities with cases and chargers
Buyers pick this for quick, portable access to CDs/DVDs on devices without built‑in drives—common needs include installing software, playing media, and system recovery. At $16–$32, it fits as a low‑risk add‑on that converts well, appealing to both new laptop owners and those with legacy disc libraries
Buyers choose this compact, wireless pointing device for portability, clutter-free setups, and improved control versus trackpads—ideal for laptops/tablets, commuting, and travel. At a $10–$25 selling price, it fits impulse and replacement purchases and works as an easy add-on to tech orders, with broad appeal across students and professionals
Strong buyer interest is driven by smoother, more responsive gameplay and an easy, visible upgrade for PC and console setups. Demand concentrates in the $118–$290 band, with buyers scanning for 24–27 inch, 1080p/1440p, 120–165Hz, low response time, adaptive sync, and HDMI/DisplayPort options
Strong buyer appeal driven by performance and aesthetics: fast response, anti-ghosting/N-key rollover, customizable RGB lighting, and programmable macros. Popular as an upgrade for PC setups and a giftable tech accessory, with buyers weighing wired (lower latency) versus wireless convenience, and size preferences (full-size vs TKL)
Strong, visible performance upgrade for gaming, creative work, and multi‑monitor setups makes this a high‑intent, giftable tech purchase. The $30–$221 price band captures entry‑level and budget‑conscious buyers building or refreshing PCs, supporting add‑to‑cart decisions without heavy consultation
Strong demand is driven by buyers seeking customizable lighting for gaming and desk setups, making this a visually compelling, giftable tech accessory. The $28–$60 price range hits an accessible impulse/add-on sweet spot for eCommerce stores, with broad appeal across gamers, students, and home-office users