Gaming

Gaming Accessories and Gaming Setup Gear

Easy Life Markets sells gaming accessories for console, PC and mobile players: controllers, mobile gamepads, keyboards and mice, a controller charging dock, a racing wheel grip and a plug-and-play retro console. We also sell the setup gear around the screen, including gaming chairs and L shaped gaming desks, so you can build a comfortable place to play.

Where to start? Console players usually want a spare controller and a charging dock. PC players get the most from a good keyboard and mouse. Mobile players should look at a gamepad with a phone clip. If you play for hours at a time, a reclining gaming chair and a desk at the right height make more difference than any single gadget. This guide covers each type and what to check. It belongs to our main electronics department.

What Is in the Gaming Collection

We split gaming gear into four groups: controllers for consoles, input devices for PC, accessories for phone gaming, and furniture for the gaming setup. Each group solves a different problem, and most players end up with something from more than one.

Controllers and Console Gaming Accessories

Replacement and Spare Controllers

A second controller lets a friend join in, and a spare saves the day when one runs flat. We sell third-party controllers built to work with popular consoles. The wireless controller for PS4 is a third-party gamepad with a touchpad and a 3.5mm audio jack for a headset. The wired controller for Xbox One is a third-party USB gamepad that also works with Windows PC. Third-party means it is made by an independent manufacturer, not by the console maker, so always read the compatibility list on the product page.

Wired controllers have no battery to charge and no wireless lag, which some players prefer. Wireless controllers give you freedom to sit back from the screen. Background on how gamepads developed is in the Wikipedia article on gamepads.

Charging Docks

A charging dock keeps controllers topped up and tidy. You drop them in after a session and they are ready next time. The PS4 controller charging dock holds two controllers and charges by USB.

Racing Wheel Grips

A clip-on wheel turns a standard controller into a small steering wheel for racing games. It does not replace a full racing wheel with pedals, but it adds a more natural feel for casual driving games. The steering wheel for PS5 controller is a black ABS grip that the controller clips into.

Retro Consoles

Retro consoles plug into a TV and come with games built in, so they are an easy gift for families and anyone who enjoyed older games. The retro game console connects by HDMI and comes with 821 built-in games and two wired controllers. Our TVs and home theater section covers the screen side of the setup.

PC Gaming Accessories

Gaming Keyboards

A gaming keyboard should register key presses reliably when you hold several keys at once, and backlighting helps in a dark room. Compact layouts such as 87 keys drop the number pad, which leaves more desk space for big mouse movements. The 87 key gaming keyboard is backlit, wired by USB and works with laptops and desktops.

Gaming Mice

Mouse sensitivity is measured in DPI (dots per inch). Higher DPI moves the pointer further for the same hand movement. Many players use a moderate DPI for accuracy and adjust in-game sensitivity. Extra side buttons can be mapped to game actions. The T1 wireless silent gaming mouse uses 2.4GHz wireless, lists 1600 DPI and six buttons, and supports wireless charging.

Keyboard and Mouse Sets

A combo is a simple way to get a matching set with one receiver. The HK8100 keyboard and mouse combo is a 2.4G wireless set with a 1200 DPI optical mouse. For more desk gear such as webcams and laptop accessories, see our computer accessories.

Mobile Gaming Accessories

Mobile Gamepads with Phone Holders

Touch controls cover part of the screen and can feel imprecise. A mobile gamepad gives you real buttons and sticks, with a clip that holds the phone above or between the grips. The S5 Plus game controller has a phone bracket and is listed for Android and iOS. The PG-9021 game controller connects by Bluetooth and has a phone holder. Check that the games you play support external controllers, because not all mobile games do.

Mobile Keyboard and Mouse Sets

For shooters on a phone, some players prefer a keyboard and mouse. The mobile gaming keyboard and mouse set includes a one-handed keyboard, a mouse and a converter that links them to your phone. For phone stands, chargers and cables, browse phone accessories.

Gaming Chairs and Desks

The furniture side of gaming gets overlooked, but it is where long sessions are won or lost. A chair that supports your back and a desk at the right height keep you comfortable and focused.

Gaming Chairs

Gaming chairs usually have a high back, a headrest pillow, a lumbar cushion, a reclining backrest, height adjustment and a swivel base. Some add a pull-out footrest for breaks. Our range includes the gaming chair with footrest in six colours, the reclining gaming chair with a latex cushion, the massage gaming chair with a USB lumbar massage pillow, the pink and white gaming chair with an optional footrest, and the racing style office chair with a gas lift. More seating is in our home and office chairs collection.

Gaming Desks

An L shaped desk gives room for a monitor, a keyboard and a second screen or a console. The 47 inch L shaped computer desk has reversible shelves, so you can set it up for a left or right corner. The 63 inch electric L shaped standing desk adjusts in height, which lets you switch between sitting and standing. Our office furniture section has more desks, and the home office setup guide explains desk and chair height in detail.

Gaming Accessories Compared

How to Choose Gaming Accessories

1. Start with your platform. Console, PC and phone each need different gear. Check compatibility on every product page.
2. Fix the biggest annoyance first. Flat controllers point to a dock. Aching back points to a chair. Touch controls point to a gamepad.
3. Choose wired or wireless. Wired means no charging. Wireless means no cable across the room.
4. Measure your space. Desks and chairs need floor room, and L shaped desks need the right corner.
5. Think about comfort. Grip size, chair height and desk height matter in long sessions.
6. Read the product page. It lists colours, options and what is included. The current price and availability are shown on each product page.

Gaming Accessories for Different Players

Couch Console Players

A wireless spare controller and a charging dock cover most needs. Add a clip-on wheel grip if you enjoy racing games. Keep the dock near the TV so controllers go back after every session.

PC and Laptop Players

A compact backlit keyboard and a mouse with extra buttons are the core. A wireless combo keeps the desk tidy. An L shaped desk gives room for a laptop beside a monitor, or a console beside the PC.

Mobile Players

A gamepad with a phone clip turns a phone into a handheld console. For shooters, try a mobile keyboard and mouse set. Keep a power bank or charger nearby, as games drain phone batteries quickly.

Families and Casual Players

A retro console with built-in games and two controllers is simple to set up and fun for all ages. There are no accounts or downloads to manage. Spare controllers mean more people can join in.

Streamers and Long-Session Players

Comfort comes first. Choose a reclining chair with lumbar support and a footrest, and a desk at the right height. A good webcam and an over-ear headset complete the setup.

Gift Buyers

Gaming accessories make easy gifts if you know the platform. Ask which console or phone the person uses, then choose a controller, a dock or a gamepad that lists it as compatible.

Connecting Controllers and Gamepads

Wired controllers usually work as soon as you plug them in. On a PC, Windows normally recognises a wired USB gamepad without extra steps, although some games ask you to choose the controller in their settings.

Wireless controllers for consoles often pair by connecting them once with a USB cable, then pressing the home button. Bluetooth mobile gamepads pair through the phone's Bluetooth settings or through a mode button on the gamepad. Follow the steps in the instructions for each product, because pairing modes differ between models. If a controller stops responding, charge it, then pair it again from scratch.

2.4GHz wireless keyboards and mice use a small USB receiver. Plug it into the computer, switch the device on, and it should connect. Keep the receiver in a port with a clear line of sight to reduce dropouts.

Gaming Chair Features Explained

• High back and headrest pillow: support for the upper back and neck when you lean back.
• Lumbar cushion: fills the gap at your lower back. Move it up or down until it feels natural.
• Recline: lets you lean back during cutscenes or breaks. Lock it upright for active play.
• Gas lift: adjusts seat height. Set it so your feet sit flat and thighs are level.
• Armrests: should let your shoulders relax with elbows near desk height.
• Footrest: pull it out for breaks and slide it away when you play.
• Seat cushion: latex and foam cushions affect firmness and how the seat holds its shape over time.

Setting Up a Comfortable Gaming Space

Set the chair height so your feet rest flat on the floor and your knees are roughly level with your hips. Use the lumbar cushion to support the curve of your lower back. Place the desk so your elbows sit at about a right angle when your hands are on the keyboard and mouse. Put the top of the monitor near eye level, about an arm's length away.

Keep cables tidy and out of walkways. A charging dock and short cables help. Take a short break every hour to stand, stretch and rest your eyes. If you play with a headset, our headphones and earbuds include comfortable over-ear models for long sessions.

Building Your Setup in Stages

You do not need everything at once. Most players build a setup over time, and gaming accessories are easy to add one at a time.

1. Stage one: the input you use every day. A controller, a gamepad or a keyboard and mouse.
2. Stage two: convenience. A charging dock, a headset and tidy cables.
3. Stage three: comfort. A gaming chair with proper back support.
4. Stage four: space. A larger or height-adjustable desk with room for more screens.

Buying in this order puts your money where you notice it most, starting with how the game feels in your hands and ending with how your body feels after a long evening.

Care and Safety

• Wipe controllers, keyboards and mice with a slightly damp cloth, never wet, and dry them straight after.
• Do not wrap cables tightly around controllers. It strains the connector.
• Charge wireless devices with a standard USB adapter and avoid leaving them in hot places.
• Check chair bolts after assembly and again after a few weeks of use.
• Follow the weight limit and assembly instructions for chairs and desks shown on the product page.
• Do not stand on a gaming chair, and keep children from spinning on swivel chairs.
• Keep the area under an electric standing desk clear before lowering it.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Buying a controller without checking that it supports your console or PC.
• Assuming every mobile game supports an external gamepad.
• Ordering a large L shaped desk without measuring the corner and the door it must pass through.
• Setting the chair too low, which pushes shoulders up and strains the neck.
• Choosing very high mouse DPI and then struggling with accuracy.

Why Buy Gaming Gear From Easy Life Markets

We sell gaming accessories and setup furniture with straightforward listings: real photos, the connection type, the platforms the supplier lists and the options you can choose. Third-party controllers are labelled as third-party. We add new products regularly, so this collection will keep growing. The current price and availability are shown on each product page.

Not sure what works with your setup? Contact us with your console or PC details. Our return and refund policy, shipping policy and FAQ explain how ordering works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a third-party controller work with my console?

Third-party controllers are designed to work with the consoles named on the product page. Check that list and your console model before you order.

Wired or wireless controller: which is better?

Wired controllers never need charging and have no wireless delay. Wireless controllers let you sit further back. Both suit casual and regular play.

Do mobile gamepads work with every game?

No. The game must support external controllers. Many popular games do, but check before you buy.

What DPI should a gaming mouse have?

Most players do well with a moderate DPI and adjust in-game sensitivity. 1200 to 1600 DPI is plenty for everyday gaming.

Is a gaming chair good for office work too?

Yes. A gaming chair with lumbar support and height adjustment works well at a home office desk.

Do I need a standing desk for gaming?

No, but switching between sitting and standing helps some people during long days at the screen.

How do I connect the retro console?

Plug it into a free HDMI port on your TV, connect power as shown in the instructions, and select that HDMI input.

Where can I read about delivery for chairs and desks?

Our shipping policy explains how orders are handled.