These accessories complete your Chromebook perfectly - Android

Bluetooth or Wireless

Logitech Pebble M350

Trackpads are okay, but nothing beats a good mouse! This mouse has a nice slim shape that makes it easy to slip in your bag and go. You can either use it with Bluetooth or you can use the tiny little Wireless receiver that stores underneath the mouse's magnetic top plate.

From $26 at Amazon $29 at Best Buy

MOAR storage!

Samsung EVO Select

You get a lot of bang for your buck with the EVO Select, which comes in sizes from 32GB all the way up to 512GB. If your Chromebook doesn't have enough space, or you want to store everything you own, this microSD card has you covered.

From $8 at Amazon

Made for Chrome

Logitech K580 Wireless Keyboard, Chrome OS Edition

Chrome OS function keys are hard to come by on a Bluetooth keyboard without spending tons of money or getting custom keycaps, but Logitech offers a version specifically for Chromebooks! It also has a numpad and the ability to quickly switch between two devices.

$50 at Amazon $50 at Best Buy

Slim, speedy supercharger

RAVPower 45W USB-C PD Wall Charger

This is one of the slimmest 45W USB-C chargers we've seen so far thanks to the GaN technology that helps it achieve these higher speeds in a smaller footprint. It's not the best for crowded airport chargers, but it's great for that slim space between your desk and the wall.

$20 at Amazon

Connect everything

AUKEY Link PD Pro USB-C Hub

If your Chromebook doesn't have enough ports or doesn't have the ports you need — like the single-port Lenovo Duet — you need a hub. This one has eight ports, including Ethernet, HDMI, and three USB-A ports, as well as 100W pass-through PD charging.

$34 at Amazon

Great on the go or at home

Uni USB-C Hub

This hub's detachable cable is great for travel, but when you're at home, I absolutely love my Uni hub because I can swap to a longer cable and turn it into a compact docking station on my standing desk at home. I recommend the 8-in-1 model for the Ethernet.

$30 at Amazon (6-in-1) $40 at Amazon (8-in-1)

Double your screen space

BenQ GW2480 24-Inch IPS Monitor

Chromebooks are nice and portable, but that also means they don't have huge screens. When you're at a desk, being able to connect up a second screen can greatly boost your productivity — or at least let you watch Twitch fullscreen while doing your homework.

$120 at Amazon $130 at Best Buy $120 at B&H

Ready to rock

TaoTronics ANC Bluetooth Headphones

The Bluetooth market finally has affordable headphones with both active noise-canceling and USB-C charging. Woo hoo! That USB-C fast charging allows you to get two hours of playtime back after a five-minute charge, and get a full 35-hour battery after 45 minutes.

$55 at Amazon

Comfy and colorful

LUDOS Clamor Wired Earbuds

While Android phones may be ditching 3.5mm jacks, they are alive and well on Chromebooks. This is great news for you because well-wired earbuds with memory foam tips and in-line controls are easily available in a dozen colors.

$20 at Amazon

Can you hear me now?

Blue Snowball iCE

This retro-styled USB microphone isn't super-fancy or super-expensive, but Blue makes great mics and this one is perfect for using during video calls instead of the built-in mic. There's no built-in headphone jack, but almost all Chromebooks have those.

$43 at Amazon $50 at Best Buy $43 at Walmart

All-color carry

MOSISO Laptop Sleeve with Accessory Case

Most laptop sleeves are available in 13- to 16-inch sizes, but MOSISO has us compact Chromebook users covered — pun intended — with the option for 11.6- to 12.3-inch sleeves, too! The separate accessory pouch is easier to pack without awkward lumps.

From $14 at Amazon

Capable charging cable

Anker Powerline+ C to C 2.0 Cable (6ft)

This is the USB-C cable I carry most often for charging my Chromebooks and my Android phones, as it's a high-quality cable with a handy magnetic and velcro carrying wrap. That wrap and the braided cable sheathing should help this cable last for years to come.

$16 at Amazon