I'm wrapping up my budget for next month, and I need to order a bunch of common IT supplies like cables, chargers, hubs, and other high-demand items that my users frequently ask for. I'm looking for standard, reputable brands to avoid anything low-quality, especially off-brand stuff. Buying in bulk would be a big plus. Which brands do you all use for these types of supplies?
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If you're up for some bulk ordering, Monoprice’s business section is really helpful. Amazon Business can't be beat on price for general items, just choose your brands wisely. I also like to stick with known names like Logitech and Belkin to avoid issues with no-name brands.
I mix it up a bit. Amazon for easy one-off items, but for bulk purchases, I prefer somewhere like CDW or GovConnection. They generally have better service and product knowledge compared to Amazon. Just avoid those strange, all-caps brands.
We usually source from Amazon but focus on specific brands like Anker and UGREEN. They have decent quality with competitive pricing. Usually, you can find what you need without having to sift through all the junk brands out there.
Monoprice has been my go-to for a while now, especially for bulk cables. They used to dominate the market, but quality still holds up. If you're looking for lots of cables, definitely check them out!
Yeah, I remember when Monoprice was really at the top of their game. They've lost some ground, but they're still reliable.
I mostly go for Anker. For some specialized needs, I also like Cable Matters and StarTech. They have pretty solid product lines for those odd cables and adapters you might need.
You should give Deltaco a try; they provide solid options for general IT supplies without breaking the bank.