Desk Peripherals
Keyboards, mice, docks and headsets. The hardware people touch all day.
What we source
For a team on calls all day, the wrong headset costs more in complaints and replacements than the right one costs up front.
Wired USB and 3.5 mm
Single and dual-ear, the durable default for fixed desks.
Wireless DECT and Bluetooth
For people who need to leave the desk mid-call, with the base or dongle specified correctly.
Contact-center grade
Built for continuous all-day wear, with noise-canceling boom microphones.
Platform-certified variants
Certified builds for the major meeting and softphone platforms — the same model often ships in several variants.
Charging stands and base units
Ordered with the headsets rather than discovered as missing afterwards.
Consumables
Ear cushions, cables and spare boom arms. The parts that decide whether a fleet lasts three years or one.
Tell us which softphone or meeting platform you run. Certification variants matter more in this category than in any other.
Common asks
What people usually come to us with.
“Twenty seats, all-day calls, people complain about ear fatigue.”
Weight, clamping force and cushion material are the variables that matter here, and they're rarely on a spec sheet. We'll narrow it to two or three.
“One approved list so nobody buys their own.”
A short standard — typically a wired default, a wireless option and a contact-center model — that you can hand to purchasing.
“We need cushions and cables, not headsets.”
Consumables are quotable on their own. You don't need to be buying hardware to order parts.
Also in the catalog
Buying more than one category?
Send them together. A mixed build stays one quote and one invoice.
Next step
Send us the requirement. We'll come back with options and a price.
Part numbers, a written spec, or the outcome you need. Any of the three is enough to begin.