Best PC Gaming Accessories 2020

Your PC gaming experience is only as good as your monitor, and the LG UltraGear 27GL850-B is mighty good. It’s a 27-inch screen with 2560×1440 (QHD) resolution, it has a 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, and excellent color and contrast. NVIDIA G-Sync means less tearing, and the stand allows for height, swivel, and tilt.

This wired gaming headset doesn’t come cheap, but it brings unbelievable sound with virtual 7.1 surround, Hi-Res certification, and dedicated DAC with amplifier. The quality is top-notch, the headset is comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and your voice will come through clearly for anyone listening.

While most gaming keyboards rely on mechanical switches, the Apex Pro goes its own way and uses magnetic actuation that can be tuned on a per-key basis to get exactly the performance and feel you need. Per-key RGB lighting, included wrist rest, built-in control display, and overall high build quality make this keyboard worth every dollar.

The Razer DeathAdder V2 takes a good thing and makes it better, improving on the optical sensor (now 20,000 DPI Focus+), optical switches, and smart features like auto-calibration. The mouse is as comfortable as ever and also comes at a great price. If you want a wired gaming mouse, this is the one to get.

If you want to ditch the wires, Logitech’s G502 Lightspeed is the way to go. It was a HERO 16K sensor and 1ms report rate, with support for up to 16,000 DPI. The mouse is comfortable to use for long periods, it’s built well, and it’s going to keep up with your skill despite its wireless nature.

Razer’s new Hammerhead earbuds are a true alternative to a full headset for gamers. They bring active noise canceling, THX certification, customizable EQ, and low latency despite their wireless nature. Your voice comes through clear thanks to built-in microphones, and the buds come with lots of extra tips so that you find a comfortable fit.

Choose from PU leather, SoftWeave fabric, or NAPA leather finishes for your chair, choose a special or classic design, and enjoy one of the best gaming chairs out there. It has built-in lumbar support instead of a pillow, adjustable 4D armrests, full recline, and a sturdy base. This chair doesn’t come cheap, but it sure is comfortable during those long gaming sessions.

Not everyone wants to spend almost $500 on a gaming chair, and there are plenty of options to accommodate a smaller budget. The RESPAWN-205 is such a chair, bringing an adjustable and comfortable fit with two back pillows, adjustable armrests, and a sturdy base. Half the back is also mesh to promote better airflow.

The new Xbox Wireless Controller works with the Xbox Series X|S and Windows 10, allowing you to game on your PC with just a Bluetooth connection. It’s a continuation of the unbeatable design, now with a dedicated share button. If you’d rather forego a mouse and keyboard, this is the best way to go.

Not only is the MM300 Pro mousepad from Corsair big enough to handle wide mouse swipes, but it’s also spill-proof, so your Mountain Dew doesn’t soak in when the can tips over. The bottom is a bit rubbery to prevent it from slipping around, and the top’s micro-weave is guaranteed to help your mouse track exceptionally well.