Immediate local availability for screens, keyboards and mice
When your workstation, lab or classroom needs peripherals that just work, waiting weeks is not an option. Communica maintains a broad, locally stocked range of monitors, mechanical and membrane keyboards, wired and wireless mice, and matching accessories so you can buy today and pick up in Samrand or our other branches. Save procurement time with VAT invoices for school/tertiary purchases and straightforward quotes for accounts.
Why buy your peripherals from a local distributor
Buying locally reduces lead time risk, eases returns and simplifies invoicing for education and small businesses. We stock popular brands and common form factors so compatibility is easier - think HDMI/DP for modern monitors, USB-A/USB-C for keyboards, and 2.4 GHz dongles or Bluetooth for mice. If you need to confirm stock or reserve items before you travel, Check Stock in Samrand or request a quote for multiple items.
- Branch pickup speeds delivery - collect from Samrand, Pretoria CBD or Cape Town.
- Account quotes and VAT invoices for institutional purchases.
- Accessory bundles (cables, stands, wrist rests) available for immediate add-on.
Explore full product categories and compare by spec on our collections page: Shop by Category. If you prefer to browse all peripheral stock, our master index lists everything: All Products.
Key specification callouts to choose the right screen
Match monitors to the work: colour-critical design needs IPS panels and 100% sRGB coverage, while budget coding or office use can favour 60-75 Hz VA/TN panels. Look at resolution vs screen size - 24" 1080p is common for general use, 27" benefits from 1440p for sharper text. Check inputs (HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C) and power/stand adjustability for ergonomic setups. We stock brands and parts frequently requested by students and makers; view options and brands on our brands page.
Compatibility guidance for keyboards and mice
Decide first on connection type: wired USB for classrooms where battery management is a problem, 2.4 GHz dongle for low-latency wireless, or Bluetooth for multi-device switching. For makers and engineers, mechanical keyboards with hot-swappable switches simplify customisation; for bulk procurement, look at membrane or scissor-switch models for quiet, inexpensive typing. Consider key layouts (SA vs US) and whether you need numeric pads for data entry.
