9 Best Amazon Desk Accessories Right Now
Every time I make one of these “Best Amazon Desk Accessories” videos, it seems to do really well.
There’s something satisfying about finding accessories and upgrades that make your setup better.
he kind of things you didn’t know you needed, but now can’t imagine not having.
Here’s a roundup of the latest products I’ve been using.
Some are practical.
Some are just well-designed.
But all of them are worth checking out.
1. CalDigit TS5 Plus – The Ultimate Thunderbolt 5 Dock
If you’re running a serious desk setup — especially on a Mac — this thing is a beast.
The CalDigit TS5 Plus is the kind of dock that replaces every adapter and hub cluttering your desk.
It has 20 ports.
Not exaggerating.
It’s also one of the first docks to support Thunderbolt 5.
Front ports:
- USB-A
- Headphone jack
- Dual SD card slots
- 2x USB-C (one with 36W charging)
Back ports:
- 3x USB-C
- DisplayPort
- 3x Thunderbolt 5 (one does 140W charging)
- 4x USB-A
- Line-in + audio out
- 10Gb Ethernet (rare for a dock like this)
It’s expensive — around $500 — but if you’re someone running multiple monitors, drives, and accessories, it’s genuinely worth it.
This becomes the brain of your setup.
2. RingConn Gen 2 – A Minimal Smart Ring That Tracks Everything
If you want to keep tabs on your health without wearing a chunky watch, this is the way to do it.
The RingConn Gen 2 is one of the most minimal smart rings I’ve tried — and it’s extremely capable.
It tracks everything from sleep, heart rate, and stress, to more advanced metrics like sleep apnea.
That’s a huge deal if you snore or have sleep issues and want actual data – and is the first smart ring to actually do that.
The battery lasts 10–12 days, and it charges in a tiny AirPods-style case that holds up to 150 days of extra power.
- IP68 waterproof
- Made from titanium
- No subscription required
- Only $359 (or $239 for the Gen 2 Air) – use code OLIURWRC for 5% off
It’s also the lightest and thinnest smart ring on the market right now.
Doesn’t scream “wearable tech”.
Just looks like a regular ring.
3. Native Union Foldable Chargers – Multi-Device, Minimal Look
These foldable wireless chargers from Native Union are seriously well designed.
I’ve got the single charger and the triple version (for iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch).
The triple charger is especially clever — the watch charging bit flips up, so you can charge an Apple Watch with a closed strap.
Something most docks totally overlook.
They’re made from metal and rubber, feel super premium, and come with a long braided USB-C cable.
Perfect if you want something that looks as good as it works.
4. CheerDots 2 – A Mouse That Doubles as a Remote
This one surprised me.
The CheerDots 2 looks like a flat pebble, but it’s a full mouse, trackpad, and presentation tool in one.
You can use it on a desk like a normal mouse.
Or switch to “Air Mode” and wave it around like a pointer — handy for slideshows or just lounging on the sofa.
The top surface acts like a touchpad: scroll, swipe, tap, even gesture control.
And it includes a built-in laser pointer for presentations (or cats).
Not everyone needs this, but if you travel a lot, give presentations, or want something ultra-portable — it’s clever.
And it works.
5. Lofree Flow 84 – A Mechanical Keyboard With Style
Lofree has been on a bit of a roll lately.
The Flow Keyboard is a slim mechanical board that feels premium without shouting about it.
The Flow 84 has:
- A clean beige/gold aesthetic
- Gold scroll dial (customisable)
- Hidden USB dongle storage (!)
- Compatible with Mac & Windows
One of my favourite features though is the built-in USB dongle storage. Sounds small, but if you’ve ever lost a wireless dongle, you know how helpful this is. More brands should be doing this.
Low profile, well-made, and just looks good on your desk.
6. DeltaHub Carpio – Wrist Rests That Glide
These small Carpio wrist rests are weirdly great.
You slide them under your wrist, and they glide around your desk with your hand.
If you’re someone who doesn’t like your wrists resting flat on a desk while typing or using a mouse, these give you a bit of lift — and glide smoothly across your mat with your hand.
Made for both keyboard and mouse use, and they’re surprisingly comfy once you get used to them.
Especially good if you work long hours or have a raised keyboard setup.
It’s a tiny quality-of-life improvement that adds up if you’re at your desk for hours a day.
And unlike full wrist pads, they’re discreet and mobile.
7. Xiaomi Electric Screwdriver Kit – Looks Like Apple Made It
Xiaomi’s precision screwdriver set is one of those products that’s just satisfying to use.
It also looks like something Apple would release: aluminium body, magnetic case, all your bits neatly tucked inside.
- 24 steel screwdriver bits
- Dual torque settings
- USB-C charging
- Manual + electric modes
It’s not a heavy-duty drill, but perfect for PC building, desk setup tweaks, and small fix-ups.
For $50, it’s a no-brainer.
8. Trusco Aluminium Tool Box – Japanese Design Perfection
This Trusco metal toolbox has been on my desk for a while now.
Technically a toolbox, but I use it to store cables, chargers, and the random stuff I don’t want on display.
Made in Japan, built from solid aluminium, and has that industrial-minimal look that just works in any setup.
Comes in different colours — I have the black, and silver one, but the sage green also look great.
Simple, functional, and looks better than any plastic box from IKEA.
9. UltraHuman Home – Smart Air Quality Monitor That Looks Like a Mac Mini
This one feels niche, but if you’re in a city with bad air — it’s worth it.
The Ultrahuman Home is an air quality monitor that tracks CO2, PM2.5, noise, light, temperature, and humidity.
It uploads everything to the app and gives you a home “score”.
What’s cool is how nice it looks.
From a distance, it could pass as a Mac Mini.
I use mine in the office — especially useful in places like Dubai where air quality can fluctuate.
It’s not cheap (~$500), but it’s accurate, quiet, and genuinely useful if you spend a lot of time indoors.
The Best Amazon Desk Accessories Right Now
Most of these aren’t the kind of things you’ll see hyped all over YouTube.
But they’re well-designed, genuinely useful accessories that improve your setup in small but meaningful ways.
Whether it’s a better dock, a cleaner desk, or just a smarter way to charge your gear — these are my current favourites.
*Some of the links in this post are affiliate links — which means I may earn a small commission if you buy through them. It doesn’t cost you anything extra, and I only recommend items I’ve actually tested.
