What Accessories Do You Use?

[addyct]

As the title says, this thread is for listing the accessories you use and love. Feel free to give a little mini review of the products you list as well. List the laptop you use as well, for reference purposes.

ASUS UL80VT

• Timbuk2 Commute 2.0 Messenger bag - I love this bag. It's large enough for quite a bit of stuff, and built incredibly solid. The only thing I don't like is the strap. there isn't any padding on it, and when the bag is loading down a lot it can get pretty uncomfortable.
  
• Koss PortaPro headphones - really, really good. Koss designed and started selling these these things in 1984, and they haven't changed the design since. that should tell you something. they look pretty retro, though. oh, and they have a lifetime replacement guarantee. break 'em, and they will replace em, no matter what. only bad part is there is quite a bit of sound bleed. don't try to listen to these in a quiet place or you will get a lot of stares...
  
• Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX - the perfect little travel mouse. comfortable, accurate, i can use it on practically anything (i haven't found a single surface that it wont work on).
  
• Belkin Mini surge Protector - so, so awesome. three outlets and two USB charging sockets is more than you will probably ever need on your own, but when you need it, it is the best 15 bucks you will ever spend.
  
• tons of cables from Monoprice - cheap and decent quality. and cheap.

[Amnesiac]

Just my Z-2300's and my MX Revolution. The Z-2300's are pretty good for the price, but could be better. I'm sure everyone who owns them knows what I am talking about here.

And my MX Revolution is fairly nice. Had no problems with it so far, and I use it fairly often for gaming (not that I get much time anymore). Well, I did anyway.

[fzhfzh]

Sager 8690:
-Timbuk2 race stripe messenger large - ordered but not yet arrived, might be a bit too big IMO, should've ordered the medium one maybe.
-Steelseries Sibera headset - For home use, the ear muff is comfortable though gets a bit hot sometimes.
-Westone UM2 IEM - for outdoor use.
-Logitech MX 950 - the only large size wireless mice with micro dongle I could find (No more razer stuff for me).

[Dead2th3world]

Logitech G9x + Steelseries Qck small , perfect match for hours of gaming. The mouse is fully customisable and has a DPI of 5700 as well as Polling rate of 125 to 1000.

Logitech G13 - Needs some getting use to but simply awesome once you get the grip

[X2P]

Patagonia Critical Mass Bag

Razer Death Adder, Logitech G5, Microsoft something mouse and another logitech

Zalman NC2000, CM X2... the list of coolers goes on for pages

Shure e3c IEMs as well as a pair Audio Technica headphones

ZOWIE GEAR HAMMER Headset

Razer Goliathus, Steel Series (cloth) and a Zowie gear mouse pad

5$ generic keyboard

Mitsubishi Diamondcrysta RDT22WM-S Monitor

xbox 360 pc controller

I have a ton more but just too much to write

[Pravinuss]

Thinkpad W500 / added with Dell U2311 Moniter for home.

Razor Orochi - Good comfort, good battery life and portable enough.
CM Storm Sentinel - Excellent comfort and performance with a even better price.
Razor Deathadder - legendary but not as good as the cm storm IMHO.
Razor Boomslang CE - Bought for it due to being offered a good price for it.

Razor Exactmat - Love the mat, hate the wrist gel thing.
Razor Goliathus - Excellent cloth surface, tracks very nicely.

Apple Keyboard - Surprisingly good and comfy and saves space on the table.
MS Sidewinder X6 - Good keyboard for gaming with a nice darth vader-ish lights!

ATH ES7 recabled with ALO SXC cables and driver mod - after all the mods its turned out to be a excellent headphone to me personally. Been having it for 3 years. Time to retire this soldier and upgrade to the hd800!

Future Sonics Atrios - Love the sound signature of these earphones. Personally better than the Senn IE8 which is 2x its price!

[Zzyzx85]

Asus N61JQ

Accessories:
- Logitech Anywhere MX mouse: as said above, it's a great mobile mouse. small, responsive, pretty durable so far (don't ask )
- Tucano Nine-dot laptop sleeve: fits my 16" laptop perfectly. Nice and snug with barely any slack. And the internal flap keeps the laptop from shifting around and from getting scratched by the zipper
- The North Face Big Shot backpack: had this backpack before I got my laptop. Comfortable with the laptop in it. Has an internal laptop compartment that fits my sleeved laptop and plenty of pockets to hold accessories.

[Abula]

Asus G51VX-RX05

Kensington 62348 Contour Roller Carrying Case - My favorite way to carry my laptop, find it good enough for the price. Probably there are better but not willing to higher than $100.

Targus TXL617 Backpack - Origanally to carry the laptop, but like more the roller, so it became the gaming back pack, its huge and fit all the item below, all of them go with me on weekly basis as i travel outside of town, most of the time stays on the car and hotels, dont take them when i fly or have to walk to much.

Razer Deathadder / Logitech MX518 - Still deciding between the two. Both great mice for the money and really comfortable.
Belkin Gel Wrist Pad - comfortable for long gaming sessions.

Steelseries Qck mini - Good and cheap cloth mouse pad
Razer Destructor - Mostly cause it comes with a case and the Qck also travel in. Goes in the Laptop strap, kinda like 14'' hard case.

NXZT LX Cryo - Good cooler, big but folds to be enough for me to carry it with the gaming backpack.

Logitech G13 - Gaming pad, pretty good, i dislike playing on keyboards, specially laptop keyboards, its also big but fits my gaming backpack. Specially good to monitor vent, cpu and gpu with the extra lcd.

Sennheiser HD-280 - Great heaphones, love the isolation when i travel, i almost cant hear anything aside from the games / movies / music that im liseting.

Samson Go Mic Compact USB Microphone - Great mic for laptop, incredible quality, great for podcasting, ventrillo, skype, etc.

CyberPower Surge Suppressor - Kinda big, i used to carry a smaller laptop size, but over time i found my self for searching for more outlets on hotels for charing cel, razer, etc. So this plays better even if its bigger, still fits the backpack fine.

[thewinteringtree]

Sager NP8690 / Clevo W860CU
The bag it came with - I'm a cheap . I'm fairly fashionable, but bags just don't interest me. I do have a nice North Face backpacker, but this probably won't fit there well.

Steel Series Qck - Nice mousepad. Big enough that I never run out of real estate. I have a fairly large desk though. Soft, nice glide, but not slippery.

Razer DeathAdder - I have tiny girl hands, so it's a little big for me, but it's still comfy and I love the rubbery finish. Great mouse.

Bose 2.1, forgot the name - Loud enough, clear enough, easy to use. I don't like that it plugs into the 35mm jack though, because it gets in the way. Not audiophile quality for sure, but I don't need that for games.

Grado SR80 - Best headphones I've had (though I have only had Senns and Bose before this) by far. I listen to a lot of instrumental music (post-rock, classical, film scores, etc) and this does well. Bass lacks punch though.

Advanced Mathematics book - It's wide enough to be stable, but narrow enough that all vents are clear. The other dimension is almost exactly the same as the laptop. Cheap solution, but it works.

Crappy office chair - Got it for free. My posture is terrible, but I'm not complaining.

[xScorp1on]

For my laptop? I have a pair of Creative EP-630 earbuds, and thats it. Who needs accessories?