How do you complete your gaming setup?

• How about mood lighting for your desk
• If you're going to stream, consider a fixed microphone on your desk
• Speakers are useful when playing single player games
• Don't forget a mousepad to top it off

The current trend in gaming probably hasn't alluded you: everything has lights. RGB is hot, but luckily you don't necessarily need your gaming things to look like a christmas tree. Yet, some lighting can be a stylish addition to the space. With RGB LED strips, you make sure your desk emits a neon-like glow that connects to the lighting of your casing or monitor. Choose the color(s) of your light strip yourself and be creative!

Now that your space is stylishly lit, you also want to show that on Twitch. But on Twitch, you also want to be perfectly audible, and the microphone on your webcam is usually just a bit too far away. A microphone stand is usually the solution. Opt for an adjustable arm or mount it to the right place on your desk so your sultry voice loudly reverberates across your streaming.

Gaming headsets are cool and help you dive into every aspect of competitive games. But with some games, like The Witcher 3 or the new Red Dead Redemption 2, you want to experience the gaming world. A good set of gaming speakers will take you to these lively worlds. Many gaming speakers also have lighting that you can adjust to the game or to the rest of your RGB setup.

With cool lighting, a good microphone, and excellent sound, you just need to do your best in your game. This is a lot easier if you have every single detail fixed, for example by treating your gaming mouse to a good mouse pad. This doesn't only look cool, but also gives you the advantage that the mouse makes the most of the sensor. More headshots? More headshots.