Buying guide

How to choose electronics and computing

Your first step when looking at electronics and computing is finding the right category. This department holds gear for home users, small offices and PC builders. You can find network switches, computer hardware, audio parts and power cables. Searching by model number is the easiest way to find a specific item. Most product titles include these exact numbers for clarity. You might want to build a home lab or set up a recording space. You might just need a replacement charging cable. You just need to know which section holds the right parts for your setup.

Finding your category

The most important step is narrowing your search down to one category. Computing & Networking holds items for home labs and small offices. This section includes Ubiquiti network gateways, APC server racks and PC cases from Gamdias. Audio & Headphones is where you find recording gear. You can browse Shure dynamic microphones, Poly wired headsets and RockJam boom arms here.

TV, Phones & Cameras holds Hama TV wall brackets, retro corded phones and Manfrotto tripods. Finally, Batteries, Cables & Chargers covers everyday power needs. This area holds Duracell rechargeable AA batteries, POWSAF extension leads and Samsung chargers.

Choosing computer and network hardware

Small businesses and individuals can buy network equipment and server racks here. When picking network parts, match the item to your current setup. You can find a Ubiquiti Gigabit PoE injector or a D-Link 52 port managed switch. We list server racks from StarTech and APC to keep your network parts tidy.

PC builders should check motherboard and graphics card sizes before picking a case. We list PC cases from Gamdias, PCCooler and Montech. A micro-ATX gaming PC case needs a smaller motherboard than an ATX mid-tower case. You can complete your build with a SteelSeries keyboard.

Audio gear and camera parts

Home recording users and remote workers have several audio options. You can use a Poly Blackwire 3225 wired headset for clear virtual meetings. Singers and podcasters might prefer a Shure PGA58 dynamic microphone or a Behringer SL75C. You can mount these using a RockJam boom arm. A Mackie pop filter helps block out harsh background sounds.

For visual setups, you can mount your television using Hama TV wall brackets. These flat profile brackets hold sets from 32 to 120 inches close to the wall. Photographers and film makers can mount their cameras on Benro carbon fibre tripods.

Powering and connecting your devices

Using the correct cables and power sources keeps your electronics running smoothly. You can power household devices with Varta D cells or Duracell rechargeable AA batteries. When connecting displays, look for StarTech DisplayPort cables or a Tripp Lite extender kit. We also carry KabelDirekt USB-C cables for data transfer and mobile charging.

Managing multiple devices in a home office takes a good extension lead. POWSAF extension leads offer multiple AC sockets next to USB charging ports. These power strips come in compact cube shapes or long flat designs. A Samsung 45W wall charger provides fast power for phones.

Exploring computer accessories

Beyond major parts, you can add various computer accessories to finish your setup. We carry input devices like the SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL gaming keyboard. This compact tenkeyless board leaves more room for your mouse. You can also expand a laptop connection using a Tecnoware USB-C hub. This multi-port hub adds an RJ45 Ethernet port, an HDMI output and memory card readers.

Managing your equipment involves protecting screens and sorting cables. You can apply KZIOACSH tempered glass screen protectors to a tablet. We list Homeslates bamboo cable tidy boxes to hide your extension leads and plugs.

Examples of equipment across the electronics categories.
ProductDepartment CategoryBrandKey detail
Ubiquiti UXG-Lite GatewayComputing & NetworkingUbiquitiManaged through Ubiquiti interface
Shure PGA58 Dynamic Microphone Handheld Vocal MicAudio & HeadphonesShureIncludes 15-foot XLR cable
Hama FIX TV Wall Bracket 32-65" 81-165cm TV's 30kgTV, Phones & CamerasHamaFor screens 32 to 65 inches
POWSAF Extension Lead 2M with 4 USB PortsBatteries, Cables & ChargersPOWSAFThree 13A sockets and four USB ports

Updated 9 October 2026.

Common questions

How do I find the correct toner cartridge for my printer?

The most reliable way to find the right printer part is by searching for your specific model number. Our product titles usually include these details to help you match them. For example, you can find a Brother TN-321C cyan toner or an HP 207A black cartridge. Always check your printer manual before picking a replacement.

What size TV wall bracket do I need?

You must check your television screen size and weight against the bracket specifications. The Hama FIX flat profile bracket supports sets from 32 to 65 inches weighing up to 30kg. For larger displays, the Hama Fixed mount holds screens up to 120 inches and supports 100kg. Check your television VESA mounting pattern to ensure a proper fit.

Do you sell network equipment to home users?

Yes, we supply network hardware to both individuals and small businesses. You can purchase parts like a D-Link 52 port managed switch or an APC wall-mount server rack for a home lab. You can buy these commercial lines for your own projects. These items help you build and organise robust networks anywhere.

What comes with the Shure PGA58 dynamic microphone?

The Shure PGA58 is a handheld vocal microphone designed for live sound and recording. When you choose this model, it arrives ready to connect to your audio equipment. The box includes a 15-foot XLR to quarter-inch cable, a dedicated stand adapter and a zip pouch. This microphone also features a discrete on and off switch.

How many devices can I plug into a POWSAF extension lead?

The capacity depends on the specific POWSAF model you choose. The black cube extension lead features three 13A sockets and four USB charging ports, powering seven devices. The white flat power strip design offers four 13A sockets and four USB ports, allowing you to run eight devices from a single wall socket.