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A slim rechargeable Bluetooth mouse, small enough to live in a laptop bag. Charges over USB-C, so it uses the same cable as everything else rather than needing batteries. What it does: Bluetooth connection, no dongle to lose Rechargeable over USB-C Slim aluminium body Blue, silver or space grey Worth knowing for shared machines: a Bluetooth mouse has to be paired and stays paired to the last device. For a computer lab where a different student sits down each period, a wired mouse like the C1 or Slim LX is the simpler choice. The M1 suits an assigned staff laptop. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

Slim mice for classrooms, labs and staff desks. The choice comes down to one thing: whether the machine is shared. Choose by how it's used: C1 USB-C Wired — plug in and go, nothing to pair or charge. The right answer for a computer lab. Slim LX USB-C Wired — the same wired simplicity in a slimmer body Slim EX Wireless — for an assigned staff laptop where a cable is a nuisance OntheGo — compact and portable, in black or sand, to travel with a tablet Why wired usually wins in a school. A wireless mouse on a shared machine has to be paired, holds that pairing, and runs out of charge at the worst moment. A wired mouse works for whoever sits down. Save the wireless ones for individually assigned devices. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A wireless numeric keypad that sits beside a compact keyboard or a laptop — the way to add number entry without replacing a keyboard that's otherwise fine. What it does: Full numeric keypad, wireless Slim aluminium body matching the Satechi keyboard range Silver or space grey Where it earns its place: a staff member doing reporting or budgets on a laptop, front-office data entry, and maths or business classes where students enter long number sequences. A keypad is far cheaper than a new full-size keyboard and takes up less desk. Also available: the Bluetooth Extended Keypad, which adds calculator functions. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.