Gaming

Gaming accessories — what you'll find in this category

The Gaming category at homescreen.pl is a complete ecosystem of products for gamers on every platform. Whether you play on PC with a mechanical keyboard and high-DPI mouse, on a portable Nintendo Switch 2 or Steam Deck, or on mobile with a controller attached to your smartphone — you'll find gaming accessories tailored to specific needs, not a random collection of gadgets.

The offer covers eight subcategories: gaming mice, mechanical keyboards, mouse pads, controllers and gamepads, console cases, screen protectors for consoles, and stands and docking stations.

Gaming accessories for PC and laptop

A PC setup is a combination of several elements that together determine comfort and precision. The key three are: gaming mouse, keyboard, and mouse pad. You don't need to spend a fortune to build an ergonomic gaming station — the right parameter matching to your playstyle is what matters.

• Havit gaming mice — MS series: optical sensors 800–12,000 DPI, polling rate 125–1000 Hz, RGB lighting. Models such as MS961, MS1028, MS1031 are aimed at FPS and MOBA players where precision and reaction speed matter.
• Havit and BlitzWolf mechanical keyboards — Red switches (linear, quiet), Blue (clicky, tactile), Brown (compromise between them). Full size or compact 75% — depends on how much desk space you have.
• XL desk mat mouse pads — 400×800 mm and larger format allows free mouse movement at low DPI (400–800), which is standard in competitive FPS. Havit HV-MP830, HV-MP861 with RGB lighting, Tech-Protect in gaming fabric.
• Laptop gaming accessories — external wireless Ugreen or Havit mouse, Satechi Eco-Leather desk pad, and Satechi Slim X1/X3 Bluetooth keyboard is the set for a mobile gamer playing on a gaming laptop.

Protection and accessories for portable consoles

Nintendo Switch 2, Steam Deck, and older Switch OLED and Switch Lite models — these devices need protection especially during transport. A drop on a hard surface without a case risks permanent screen or body damage.

• Console cases — Spigen, Supcase, Tech-Protect, TomToc, UNIQ offer rugged shells (Spigen Rugged Armor), soft fabric pouches, and hard bags with game card slots. TomToc cases work particularly well for transporting Switch in a backpack.
• Screen protectors for consoles — GrizzGlass, 3MK, Spigen, Hofi. 9H tempered glass for Nintendo Switch protects the screen from key scratches in your pocket. For Steam Deck, thickness matters — glass that's too thick can block the side buttons.
• Stands and docking stations — iPega, Havit. A gaming stand for Switch lets you play in tabletop mode without the original dock, handy when travelling. USB-C docking stations also provide charging during play.

Mobile gaming — controllers for smartphones

AAA-class mobile games — such as Genshin Impact, Call of Duty Mobile, Diablo Immortal, or Fortnite — lose precision with touch controls. A phone controller changes that dramatically: you get physical buttons, analogue sticks, and triggers, which in action games and FPS titles gives a real advantage.

• GameSir — controllers with a telescopic smartphone clip (iOS and Android), connecting via Bluetooth or USB-C. GameSir models support both mobile games and PC/Xbox streaming via Xbox Game Pass.
• Backbone One — a controller dedicated to iOS (Lightning or USB-C) and Android that turns your iPhone or Android device into a portable console. Low latency thanks to the wired connection.
• iPega — wide gamepad with telescopic grip, compatible with Android and iOS via Bluetooth, good value for money for gamers starting out with mobile controllers.

Premium gaming brands — what they offer

In the Gaming category you'll find products from brands that specialise in specific segments:

• Spigen — leader in console protection: rugged cases, tempered glass for Nintendo Switch. Known for precise fit and certified 9H glass.
• Havit — complete gaming peripherals: mice, mechanical keyboards, XL RGB mouse pads. A good price-to-performance compromise for gamers building their first setup.
• GameSir and Backbone — mobile and streaming controllers. GameSir targets Android gamers; Backbone is the choice for iOS players seeking the lowest latency.
• Satechi — premium design for gamers who value aesthetics and Apple ecosystem compatibility. Bluetooth aluminium keyboards, slim silent mice, Eco-Leather desk pads.
• BlitzWolf — wireless mechanical keyboards at an accessible price: BW-KB0 with Red switches is the pick for gamers who want cable-free freedom without overpaying.

How to build an ergonomic gaming setup

Ergonomics during long gaming sessions isn't optional — it's a necessity if you want to avoid wrist and neck pain. A few principles when putting your gear together:

• An XL desk mat instead of a small mouse pad — free mouse movement at low DPI, space for the keyboard and cables without clutter.
• Mechanical keyboard with Red or Brown switches — lower resistance and shorter pre-travel reduce fatigue during long sessions compared to membrane.
• Mouse matched to your grip (palm, claw, fingertip) — the size and shape of the mouse should suit your hand size, not just the DPI.
• Docking station or console stand — a tidy desk and quick access to devices without tangled cables.

FAQ — Gaming accessories

What gaming accessories should I buy to start a PC setup?

To start, it's worth investing in three products: a gaming mouse (e.g. Havit MS1028 RGB with 7200 DPI sensor), an XL desk mat (Havit HV-MP830 or Tech-Protect), and a mechanical keyboard with Red switches (Havit KB878L or BlitzWolf BW-KB2). That's a complete gaming setup foundation at a reasonable price.

Mechanical or membrane keyboard for gaming?

For gaming, choose mechanical — shorter travel, faster switch reset, and clear tactile feedback translate into faster reactions. Membrane is cheaper and quieter, but tires fingers more during long sessions. If you play more than 2–3 hours a day, mechanical is the better long-term choice.

Phone controller — which to choose for iOS and Android?

For iOS the best option is Backbone One — connection via USB-C or Lightning port eliminates Bluetooth latency, and the Backbone Hub app integrates with Xbox and PlayStation streaming. For Android, GameSir with a telescopic grip and Bluetooth 5.0 works well. If you want a universal controller working on both systems, consider GameSir models with Bluetooth mode for iOS.