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Keycaps, switches, mouse skates, grip tape, wrist rests and stands: the upgrades that finish a gaming setup.
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GAMING ACCESSORIES AT AX
The small parts that change the feel.
Shop gaming accessories in Kuwait from Wooting, Pulsar, Razer, Divoom, GravaStar and Glorious, from wrist rests, arm sleeves and mouse skates to headset stands, keycaps and pixel art displays. Match each accessory to the exact mouse, keyboard or headset it is made for.
How to choose gaming accessories
- Mouse skates: PTFE skates give a smooth, familiar glide, while glass skates are faster and last longer. Pick the set cut for your exact mouse model.
- Wrist rests: Choose one sized for your keyboard layout, such as 60%, 75% or 80%, so it lines up with the front edge of the board.
- Arm sleeves and grip tape: A sleeve keeps your forearm gliding on the pad, and grip tape adds hold to a smooth mouse shell.
- Keycaps and switches: Check the layout and stem type before ordering. Swapping switches without soldering needs a hot-swap keyboard.
- Desk organisation: Headset stands and clamp-mounted hangers free up desk space and keep your headset off the mousepad.
Popular accessories in stock now: the Gator Frameworks Headphone Hanger, the Pulsar eS Arm Sleeve Finger Glove, the Divoom Pixoo-64 pixel art display, the Wooting Wrist Rest 60 v2 and the Wooting Wrist Rest 80. Shop by brand: Divoom, Wooting and Razer.
Skates · Grip tape
Pulsar, SuperGlide, Esports Tiger
Keycaps · Switches
and lube kits for mods
Stands · Rests
headset stands and wrist rests
GAMING ACCESSORIES FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about gaming accessories.
Are replacement mouse skates worth it?
Replacement skates can make a worn or stock mouse glide smoother and more consistently. They are cut for specific models, such as the Tiger skates for the Razer Viper, so match them to your exact mouse.
What does a gaming arm sleeve actually do?
An arm sleeve gives your forearm a smooth, consistent surface on the mousepad, so it glides instead of sticking during long or warm sessions. Sleeves like the Pulsar eS range come in short, long and finger glove styles, depending on how much coverage you want.
Which wrist rest should I get for my keyboard?
Match the wrist rest to your keyboard layout so the edges line up. The Wooting Wrist Rest 80 is made for the 80HE and 80HE+, the Wooting Wrist Rest 60 v2 suits 60% boards, and the GravaStar 75% Keyboard Wrist Rest fits 75% layouts.
How do headset stands and mouse bungees help my setup?
A headset stand such as the MSI HS01 or Twisted Minds RGB Headset Stand gives your headset a safe place to rest and clears desk space. A mouse bungee like the Razer Mouse Bungee V3 Chroma holds a wired mouse cable up off the pad so it does not drag during fast movements.