Accessories

The Sofabaton U2 offers a good physical design and lots of features for the price. Though it has flaws, it’s the best remote we’ve found in a dying category.

A smart plug boosts the IQ of un-brainy devices such as lamps, fans, or string lights, letting you easily set them to turn on or off on a schedule or on command.

Apple Watch bands can be expensive, but you don’t need to spend a fortune on an everyday watch strap—or even a nice leather one.

Trackballs aren’t for everyone, but the best models offer a comfortable and customizable alternative to traditional mice.

If you’re worried about losing your stuff, a Bluetooth-enabled tracker can help. We have recommendations for iPhone and Android users.

If you’re unsatisfied with the camera that’s built into your computer—or if it doesn’t have one—the Logitech Brio 505 is your best option for sharp Zoom calls.

The best replacement for your original charger is the Nekteck 60W USB-C GaN Charger. It’s cheaper and smaller but just as powerful and reliable.

If you’re spending $1,000 on an iPad Pro, it makes sense to protect that investment with a good case.

The Rain Design iLevel 2 is our favorite laptop stand because it makes it easy to raise your screen to proper ergonomic height.

Our power bank picks allow you to pack hours of extra battery life in a pocket or purse to charge a phone, tablet, or other small electronic device.

We tested leading UPS models and found that the CyberPower CP900AVR is the best option to keep essential gear running for up to four hours during a blackout.

An external optical drive lets you watch, rip, and burn DVDs and Blu-ray discs. Our favorites are fast, quiet, and reliable.

If you want to turn your iPad Pro into a laptop, you need a keyboard case. Our favorite is much cheaper than Apple’s option.

From laptop bags to headphones to chargers to dongles galore, here are the essential accessories to help you use your new laptop.

We've tested the best cables, hubs, and dongles to help you connect your all your peripherals to your new laptop, even if it has only USB-C ports.

Panasonic’s Eneloop BQ-CC55, our favorite charger for AA and AAA rechargeable batteries, is sleek, compact, and easy to use. And it plugs directly into a wall outlet.

No matter what kinds of USB-powered devices you own, we have picks to power them at their fastest charging speeds.

If you want a case for your Kindle, we have options that are colorful, tactile, or simply practical.

An indoor TV antenna can pull in dozens of local TV channels for free, but finding the best location can be a challenge. Here are some tips.

The best Lightning cable isn’t made by Apple. We tested dozens of options to find the best cable for charging an iPhone, iPad, AirPods, and Mac accessories.

If you want to sketch or take notes on your iPad, a good stylus is a must-have.

Although USB-C cables look similar, they’re not one-size-fits-all. We have recommendations for every situation.

Tripp Lite’s Protect It 12-Outlet Surge Protector TLP1208SAT absorbs thousands of volts so they won’t fry your gear, and it helpfully lets you know when its protection wears out.

Joby’s GorillaPod 1K Kit and the Ulanzi ST-27 tripod mount are the best choices to steady your smartphone when shooting photos and video.

If you need to get work done on the go, our portable monitor pick is an excellent second screen.

We’ve researched and tested the fastest chargers available and collected our recommendations of the best ones, no matter what device you need to charge.

A device that keeps tabs on a kid’s location from afar can be a reassuring tool as they start to navigate the world on their own.

A compact mechanical keyboard takes up less space on a desk than a regular one—but you might need to be prepared to give up some keys in return.

The Belkin BoostCharge Pro is your best bet for charging a single device wirelessly. It has MagSafe capabilities, a long cord, and a handy built-in stand.

If you need an extra layer of protection for your pricey laptop, a sleeve is a great option that doesn’t take up a lot of extra space.

We’ve spent thousands of hours typing on keyboards of all kinds to help you find a comfortable, satisfying option that fits your needs and budget.

If you spend a lot of time typing, a mechanical keyboard can be a great quality-of-life improvement. We have recommendations for just about every budget.

If you want to protect your pricey purchase, we recommend these iPhone cases.

Most microSD cards are good enough, but if you know what to look for, it’s not hard to get one that’s great.

We researched and tested more than a dozen monitor arms and stands to find the best options to raise your screen and free up space on your desk.

No matter where you want to mount it, we’ve got plenty of options to keep your phone safely in view while you’re driving.