Buyers typically choose this accessory to improve mouse precision and comfort and to protect desks, making it a simple, affordable upgrade to a gaming setup. The $10–$23 price band supports impulse buys and cross-sells alongside mice and keyboards, with broad appeal as an entry-level gift or add-on
Buyers choose this item for affordable protection and personalization: soft-touch, non-slip coverage that helps guard everyday items from scuffs and wear, while letting them pick colors/styles. The $8–$16 price point fits impulse buys, add‑ons, and giftable accessories, supporting easy upsells and bundling without high cart friction
Mid-priced, giftable item in the $20–$75 range that attracts buyers seeking practical, easy-to-justify purchases and holiday gifts. The accessible price supports impulse buys and add-to-cart upsells, with potential to lift AOV via tiered options, bundles, or multi-packs, and to run promos without deep margin erosion at this band
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
Multi-function keyboard accessories sell because they offer practical utility across laptops, tablets, and desktops at an accessible price point. Buyers see value in a compact, versatile input device for upgrades, replacements, travel, and home office setups, making it a frequent add-on purchase
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
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
Essential accessory buyers need to power their boards. Demand is steady with spikes tied to new board purchases and replacements; reliability is critical as underpowered units cause instability
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
Enables buyers to capture video from cameras, game consoles, and legacy sources to a computer for recording, streaming, and digitizing old media—appealing to content creators, gamers, and anyone converting tapes. The $13–$29 price point supports impulse buys and bundles; strong opportunities for cross-sells with HDMI/RCA cables, adapters, and basic editing guides
Budget-friendly add-on that solves a universal need: more portable storage for cameras, action cams, drones, dash cams, and handheld gaming. Buyers often pick them up alongside new devices or as replacements, making them a high-conversion impulse accessory within the $13–$35 range
Essential, everyday accessory that buyers routinely purchase as add-ons, replacements, or spares for home, car, and office. Broad device coverage and utility (charging and data transfer) drive steady year-round demand, with a low $8–$11 price point supporting impulse buys and multipack bundles to lift AOV
Driven by device protection and personalization, this is a low-cost, high-turn accessory buyers add with new tablets, replace after wear, or gift. The $11–$25 price range fits impulse buys and bundles, supporting steady add-on sales in an eCommerce store
Portable, plug-and-play storage that buyers use for quick file transfer, backups, and sharing across laptops, desktops, and vehicles. Recognizable brand, everyday utility, and a giftable price band ($15–$49) drive broad appeal and strong add-to-cart potential
Utility accessory buyers choose to expand limited USB ports and move files quickly. Everyday usefulness across laptops, desktops, and consoles makes it an easy checkout add-on; at $7–$15 it fits impulse buys, bundles, and threshold offers
Strong, evergreen demand as an add-on for phones, action cameras, drones, dash cams, security cameras, and handheld gaming. Buyers prioritize capacity, reliability, and device compatibility at an impulse-friendly $12–$38 price point, leading to high attach rates and repeat purchases
Compact, low-cost accessory that lets buyers connect devices with Mini HDMI ports (e.g
Appeals to buyers as a low-cost, plug-and-play way to access SD/microSD cards on laptops and desktops that lack built-in readers. Solves common needs like transferring photos/videos from cameras and drones, and moving files between devices
Compact connectivity add-ons like this appeal to buyers who need more ports for modern laptops and game consoles, at a low commitment price point. With a typical $9–$20 range, it works well as an impulse add-on and bundle with laptops, keyboards, mice, and cables, with low shipping costs and broad device relevance
A low-cost, high-attach accessory that buyers pick up for PC builds, storage upgrades, and cable replacements. Broad compatibility with SATA SSDs/HDDs and motherboards keeps demand steady, and the $7–$10 price point makes it an easy add-on in carts alongside drives, enclosures, and DIY components