28/08/2026
I get asked quite often where to buy keyboards, mice, keycaps, switches and other PC peripherals. So here are a few shops I’d personally recommend and worked with:
1. Cybertronics
Good for enthusiast stuff, especially Akko, Monsgeek, ATK, VGN, Scyrox, MageGee and Ganss. Also one of the best options for importing something from China if you’re looking for a specific or hard-to-find product, including Chinese GBs and boards like Matrix Lab, GMK, QWERTY etc.
2. Tech Diversity Ltd
Known for exclusive distributor of Ajazz, Mchose, Keychron. Authorized distributor of 8BitDo, Gamesir, Lingbao, ATK, along with plenty of other peripherals. They also have a store at Multiplan Center and Uttora, where you can try out some products before buying. You can Also pre-order and Source products from China.
3. Ez Gadgets
The exclusive seller of EWEADN, KORUI and ATK, and also deals with VGN, VXE, GameSir, FlyDigi, Bigbigwon and AULA. A good place for OLED monitors, PC parts and newer/lesser-known peripheral brands. They can also source products from China. They have a store at Multiplan Center.
4. Gadget Nova BD
A good place for Aula, Xinmeng, Attackshark and EasySMX, along with other PC peripherals. They also have a physical store at Multiplan Center.
5. Unaware
One of the places I’d check for budget keycaps and switches. They’re also bringing in boards from Weikav, including the newer NUT series.
6. TechnoGeek.BD
Mainly focused on ATK Gear, especially if you’re looking for their mice and other gaming peripherals. Worth checking out if you’re specifically into ATK.
7. WeRepair- Mouse, Keyboard Repair Service
For keyboard and mouse repairs, definitely keep them in mind. They can also give you some insight into common issues and which products tend to have more RMA problems.
8. RootGear
The makers of Rootpad, which I honestly consider one of the great things to happen to the Bangladeshi keyboard scene. They’re also a great option for aftermarket keycaps and switches.
These aren’t the only good shops around, but these are some names worth knowing if you’re into mechanical keyboards, mice and PC peripherals.
