This category brings together gaming consoles and console accessories for players who want a new system or a better way to play on the one they own. It covers controllers, racing wheels, headsets and add-ons from brands such as Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft and Thrustmaster, with more than 900 products in total.
How to choose gaming consoles and accessories
Platform. Everything has to match your system: PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch or PC. Check the compatibility list on each product before buying, because some wheels, headsets and controllers work on only one platform, while others support several.
Console or extra. Decide first whether you need a new system or something to improve your current setup. Most of this category is made up of console extras, so it suits owners who want better controllers, steering wheels, audio or charging options.
Controllers and connection. A wired controller needs no battery and avoids charging breaks, while a wireless one gives more freedom on the sofa. If you play on a PC, a phone or a console, look for a controller that lists all of those in its supported devices.
Racing gear. Entry-level wheels usually use gear or belt mechanisms, while direct drive wheel bases connect the wheel straight to the motor and give finer, stronger force feedback. Also think about where it will sit: a desk clamp is fine for casual racing, but a stronger wheel base works better on a dedicated rig or stand.
Headsets. Look at the connection type (wired, wireless or both), the microphone quality and whether the headset supports your console. Comfort over long sessions matters as much as sound.
Gaming console brands we carry
- Sony: maker of the PlayStation consoles and their official DualSense and DualShock controllers.
- Nintendo: known for the Switch family of hybrid consoles, which work both docked to a TV and as handhelds.
- Microsoft: the company behind Xbox consoles and controllers, which also work with Windows PCs.
- Thrustmaster: specialist in racing wheels, pedals and flight sticks for consoles and PC.
- Logitech: offers gaming peripherals under its G line, including popular racing wheels and pedal sets.
- Moza Racing: focuses on sim racing hardware, including direct drive wheel bases and matching wheels and pedals.
- GameSir: makes third-party controllers for PC, mobile and console play.
- Turtle Beach: known for gaming headsets with versions for the main console platforms.
- Hyperkin: produces retro-style consoles and controllers for classic game formats.
Also in our range: DragonShock, Subsonic and Venom.
The Console extras subcategory holds most of the products and is the place to look for controllers, wheels, headsets and other add-ons.
Gaming console FAQ
Do racing wheels work on every console?
No, compatibility varies by model. Many wheels support only certain PlayStation, Xbox or PC combinations, and a wheel made for one console generation may not work on another. Check the supported platforms on the product page before ordering.
Is a wired or wireless controller better?
It depends on how you play. A wired controller never runs out of battery and suits long sessions at a desk, while a wireless one is more comfortable from the sofa. Wireless models need charging or batteries, so check the battery life if you play for hours.
Can I use a third-party controller instead of the official one?
Often yes, as long as the controller lists your console or PC as supported. Brands such as GameSir make controllers for several platforms. Some features, such as certain console-specific functions, may differ from the official controller, so read the specification first.
What should I buy together with a new console?
A second controller, a headset and extra storage or a charging accessory are the usual additions. Which of these you need depends on how you play: a second controller helps for local multiplayer, while a headset matters for online games. Check that each item supports your specific console model.
