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Lofree Flow 2, £89

Lofree Flow 2

Lofree’s Flow 2 shows that a keyboard can be as stylish as it is satisfying to use. Its slim anodized aluminum body and carefully sculpted keycaps deliver a premium, tactile feel, while subtle design details elevate every keystroke. Available in silver and grey, it’s the perfect stylish companion for any desk. The concept of flow coming from the fact that it’s one of the smoothest mechanical keyboards around, keeping you in the flow state as you work.

Available at Lofree.

Ruark MR1 Mk3, £399

Ruark MR1 Mk3

The MR1 bluetooth speakers are ideal for your home computer set up, now presented in their Mk3 iteration. Wooden cabinets with sleek grey, fabric grilles give them a refined appearance, while the improved performance offers greater volume control, deeper bass and lots of sonic detail. Plus, at H185mm x W135mm x D155mm, they’re well sized to sit on your desk without overwhelming the space.

Available at Ruark.

Huion Kamvas Pro 24 (4K), £1,299

Huion Kamvas Pro 24

If you want to express your artistic side with professional quality, the Kamvas Pro 24 (4K) is the ultimate digital art drawing pad with 4K UHD Resolution, QLED, HDR, and PenTech 3.0. It’s capable of displaying 1.07 billion colours in immaculate quality, all the while being easy to use thanks to anti-glare and anti-parallax screen design. Plus, with 8,192 levels of pressure sensitivity built into the pen, you can truly express yourself digitally as if you’re using traditional media.

Available at Huion.

Samsung Odyssey G9, £699

Samsung Odyssey G9

With a 49” size, 144hz refresh rate, and curved dual QHD display, the Samsung Odyssey G9 is ultra-wide gaming at its best. Ideal for those immersive gaming sessions or multi-screen functionality within a single monitor, it’s a versatile piece of kit. Plus with high contrast, deeper blacks and brighter whites, you can view videos, games and more the way their makers intended for them to be seen.

Available at Samsung.

Secretlab Titan Evo, £469

Secretlab Titan Evo

The Secretlab Titan Evo is a multi-award winning chair designed with ergonomics in mind for gaming, working and, according to them, even napping. It uses a cold-cure foam that adapts to your posture throughout the day with adaptive lumbar support to support your lower back. You can also swap the arm rest tops to suit your preference alongside a wide variety of customisable features. It has over three million users worldwide and is the seat of choice in many eSports arenas.

Available at Secretlab.

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