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Computer Peripherals for Your Gaming PC
PC peripherals include not only keyboards and mice but also headsets, microphones, webcams and devices for networking, data storage and power supply. Here you'll find suitable peripherals and accessories for gaming, streaming and everyday work.
What Types of PC Peripherals Are Available?
Input Devices and Accessories for Your PC
Keyboards and mice are essential parts of your PC setup. Whether you prefer a mechanical gaming keyboard or a wired or wireless mouse, different designs and features allow you to customise your setup. Alternatively, you can control many games with a game controller. Mousepads and desk mats complete your setup.
Audio, Microphones and Cameras for Your Setup
Gaming headsets combine headphones and a microphone for communication while gaming. Separate microphones offer additional options for streaming and voice recordings. With speakers, you can enjoy the sound of your games and music, while webcams are ideal for video chats and streams.
Laptop Accessories and Docking Stations
Laptop accessories expand the capabilities of your notebook. A compatible docking station allows you to connect additional monitors, input devices and other accessories. This makes it easy to integrate your laptop into a desktop setup.
Gaming Accessories for Your PC Setup
With the right gaming accessories, you can customise your setup to suit your gaming style and personal preferences. Interchangeable keycaps and switches allow you to personalise compatible keyboards, while mouse skates influence how smoothly your gaming mouse glides. Headset stands, microphone arms and other accessories help you keep your desk organised and position your peripherals optimally.
FAQ – PC Peripherals
What Are PC Peripherals?
PC peripherals include external devices such as keyboards, mice, headsets, microphones, webcams, storage devices and networking equipment. They expand the functionality of your computer.
Which Peripherals Do You Need for a Gaming PC?
The essentials include a monitor, keyboard, mouse or game controller, and a headset or speakers. A separate microphone and webcam can also be useful for streaming and communication.
What Is the Difference Between PC Hardware and Peripherals?
PC hardware includes all the physical components of a computer. Peripherals are external hardware devices that enable functions such as input, audio playback or additional connections.
What Should You Consider When Choosing PC Peripherals?
Important factors include the intended use, compatibility with your system, and the required features and connections. Ergonomics also play a role when devices are used regularly.
Can You Connect Multiple Peripherals to a PC at the Same Time?
Yes, provided there are enough available ports. USB hubs and docking stations can provide additional connectivity options.
Do PC Peripherals Also Work with Laptops and Consoles?
Many devices can also be connected to laptops or consoles. The available ports and compatibility specified by the manufacturer are the deciding factors.
When Do You Need a USB Hub or Docking Station?
A USB hub increases the number of available USB ports. Docking stations can also provide connections for monitors, networks and other devices.
Which PC Peripherals Are Suitable for Streaming?
For streaming, a microphone for voice recordings, a webcam for video and a headset for audio playback are useful.
How Can I Expand My PC's Storage Externally?
External SSDs, hard drives and USB flash drives allow you to store files outside your PC. You can find various solutions in our Portable Storage category.
Do You Need a LAN or Wi-Fi Connection for Gaming?
LAN usually provides a more stable connection with less wireless interference, while Wi-Fi offers greater flexibility. You can find suitable hardware in our Networking & Wi-Fi category.
