10 Desk Accessories That Every Guy Should Have

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Why waste your time searching for staple strips just so you can struggle to load them into that old spring-loaded device that doesn’t work all the time? The Kokuyo Harinacs Staple-less Stapler cuts arrow-shaped holes into the paper and folds the arrow into itself, locking the layers together without wasteful metal prongs.

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Being a part of the corporate world doesn’t have to mean giving up your rebellious spirit. Profanity and rude gestures are frowned upon in most office environments, but what you do with the papers on your desk is your own business. Reserve these for the days when your client (or boss) is really getting on your nerves and it’s only 1 p.m.

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The first of its kind, the OM/One Levitating Bluetooth Speaker is shaped like an orb and does exactly as the name suggests. Designed by industrial designers and audio engineers, the product looks cool and promises awesome sound for your office, kitchen, or barbecue. The 15-hour battery means that the portable device will keep the party going for a long time, and the orb is small enough that it won't clutter your desk when it is paired with the base.

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We shouldn’t have to explain why this is awesome. Besides the fact that it’s a keyboard projector in the shape of the most beloved droid ever, this thing also uses original sounds from the Star Wars films when you power it on and off, as well as when you type. Shut up and take our druggats.

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Kudos to you if you recognized this little gem. This is the same pencil sharpener that Don Draper had on his desk in Mad Men, so you know it’s cool. As a vintage piece, it will be a little harder to find these days, but you should use your Googling skills to hunt one down ASAP.

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It’s 2014, so no one should still be using a plain rectangular flash drive to store and share files. Mercedes-Benz sells a 4GB flash drive in the shape of their classic 300SL, with movable wheels and LED lights that blink when you save stuff to it.

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Doodling on paper is childish, and you’re an adult now. During your downtime at the office, grab a LIX 3D Printing Pen and bring your drawings to life. The British pen project was funded via Kickstarter and quickly earned £700,000 over its £30,000 goal. Like full-sized 3D printers, the pen melts and cools colored plastic and pushes it through the tip, so you can make little sculptures of whatever you want.

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With all the gadgets that we use on a daily basis, it's necessary to add a touch of classic design into the mix to keep things grounded. Designed by Christian Dell in 1931, the 6631 Luxus Lamp from the KAISER idell series remains a solid choice for anyone looking to add something pretty, sturdy, and functional to their desk environment. The lamp has two pivot joints and a sexy brass arm, so you can position the steel lampshade any way you like. If you're not a fan of black, the hand-painted lamp also comes in ivory, matte black, white, ruby red, and dark green.

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Running out of ports for all the cool devices on your desk? It happens to the best of us. This USB hub is not as flashy and cool as the other accessories on the list, but it’s still a must-have. Plug in your flash drive and various daily devices at the same time instead of ejecting one to fit another.

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Of course your computer can tell you what time it is, but this looks a lot cooler. Designed by Artemy Lebedev in 2012, the clock uses text instead of numbers and comes preloaded with five languages, so really it’s a learning tool and attractive time-telling device all in one.