desktop accessories

Docking stations commonly support multiple external displays — often up to three or four monitors depending on the model and connection types. For power delivery, many docks provide host-charging for laptops in the ~96W to ~130W range and may list a total distributed power supply around 150W. Separate downstream PD ports for phones and tablets are commonly ~30W.

Typical docking stations include multiple video outputs (HDMI and DisplayPort), a mix of high-speed USB-C and USB-A ports, SD and MicroSD card readers, Gigabit Ethernet, and 3.5 mm audio/microphone jacks.

Most docking stations connect to the host using USB-C (including USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode). Many models also accept Thunderbolt connections for higher bandwidth and additional features.

Docking stations often include high-speed USB ports rated at 10 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) on multiple USB-C and USB-A ports.

Many desk mats use TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) or low-friction fabric surfaces with a non-slip rubber base. Common features include heat resistance and washable, easy-to-clean surfaces.

Desk mats in the listings range from roughly 9.84 × 11.81 inches for compact options up to about 37.4 × 15.75 inches for large desk-cover styles, with intermediate sizes such as around 23.62 × 11.81 inches also available.

Thicknesses in the listings range from about 3.05 mm to about 4.06 mm. A typical listed weight example is around 0.22 pounds (as shown in some product details).

Keyboard arms commonly offer two mounting options (wall or pole), spring-assisted full-motion adjustments (swivel, extension, tilt with specified ranges), integrated cable management, and the ability to convert to a monitor arm using a VESA plate.

Typical specifications show a hold capacity around 15.4 pounds and support for monitors up to about 32 inches, with common VESA mounting patterns such as 75×75 mm and 100×100 mm.