Celebrate Star Wars Day 2026 with these upgrades to your gaming PC setup — May the 4th bring you peace and prosperity with brand-new peripherals, games, collectibles, and more
Get ready to fight the Sith with this seriously good Star Wars kit
It comes around just once a year, but Star Wars Day, the (not-quite) official moniker for May the 4th, is here. This celebration of all things Star Wars might seem gimmicky, but there's a whole lot to soak up on this special day, from special events to film showings to cut-price merch from one of Disney's biggest franchises. If you're keen to switch up your setup with Star Wars-themed tech and turn your desktop PC into a shrine to this epic space opera, we've got the kit for you.
Not all of these Star Wars-themed products are deals or big discounts, but that doesn't necessarily matter. If you're a Star Wars fan and you're ready to pick up an epic set of merchandise, this is what you'll need to buy. May the Fourth be with you!
Star Wars Games
If you're ready to dive into the Star Wars universe, the best way you're going to do it is with gaming. Two of the latest Star Wars games released in the last few years are Star Wars: Jedi Survivor, Cal Kestis' second outing as he rebels against the Sith, along with Star Wars: Outlaws, the open-world Ubisoft game that follows scoundrel Kay Vess as she tries to escape the grips of a crime syndicate. Tough break!
This digital code for Star Wars Outlaws will redeem in the Steam Client. This open-world adventure lets you play as emerging scoundrel Kay Vess, seeking freedom and a new life alongside companion Nix as you’ll explore new planets, take on high-stakes missions for various crime syndicates, and pull off one epic heist.
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The second outing for the young Jedi Cal Kestis sees him continue his journey from the Fallen Order adventure and on to pastures new in an attempt to save the galaxy once more. This gives you a digital code to redeem the game on Steam.
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Star Wars Peripherals
We don't have as many Star Wars-themed peripherals as a few years ago, with some of our favorite limited-edition kits now sold out. That said, you can still pick up a few themed options, with Boba Fett-themed keyboards and Death Star-inspired speakers available to upgrade your setup.
Secretlab dropped a Mandalorian Edition to its Titan Evo gaming chair lineup on Star Wars Day, giving the company's flagship seat a chrome leatherette finish designed to mimic Din Djarin's Beskar armor. The chair starts at $664 and is available now in the U.S. and Canada, arriving less than three weeks before The Mandalorian & Grogu hits theaters on May 22.
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This Darth Vader-themed mouse pad from Keyscraper isn't just for comfort. While it is thin, lightweight, with a non-slip rubber base, it also features a 15-watt Qi induction charger to recharge your devices.
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From esport legends Team Liquid is this Star Wars-themed set of dyed PBT sub keycaps that showcase an epic battle between father and son, Vader and Skywalker. This kit is compatible with most standard 60%, 65%, TKL, 75% and full-size echanical keyboards.
These are just keycaps, just to be clear, so you'll need to buy the keyboard separately.
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This gorgeous, large mouse pad for your desk showcases the best ship designs in the Star Wars universe, including the Millenium Falcon, TIE fighter, and X-wing, to name a few.
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This Death Star wireless Bluetooth speaker will be the focal point of your desk. This 8-watt speaker has a floating, rotatable model of the Death Star that 'levitates' as you listen to music, with a built-in rechargeable 1,500mAh battery to leave you with hours of playtime.
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A customized mouse pad with an imposing Star Wars print of the Lord of the Sith himself, Darth Vader. The pad measures 31.5 x 15.7 inches across.
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A mechanical keyboard that uses Outemu Red linear switches, with RGB lighter and shine-through keycaps, and with a colorway that represent notorious bounty hunter Boba Fett.
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Fit to compliment the Boba Fett keyboard is this MMO mouse with nine buttons on the side panel, a 16K DPI sensor and RGB lighting. It features Boba Fett's signature colors, along with the Bounty Hunter symbol.
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This is one chilling keyboard design. The striking view of Darth Vadar, cast in blood red against a black keyboard, is sure to make an impact on your desk. This is a wireless keyboard using 2.4GHz and using two AAA batteries.
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Enjoy the light of the Light Side of the Force with this Millenium Falcon posable desk light. It's fully adjustable, standing at approximately 23.5-inches tall.
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Star Wars Collectibles
There are plenty of cool collectibles for Star Wars fan out there, from shoes to Lego. Get your fill with this small selection of some of the best, most fun, and most weird options out there.
This 8-In-1 pocket tool is shaped like the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars. You can use this as a wire cutter, scraper, bottle opener, Phillips head screwdriver, hex wrenches, butterfly wrench, flat head screwdriver, and protractor. Not a bad bunch to have in your back pocket.
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C'mon, it's Lego. It's Star Wars. You can't really not buy Star Wars Lego on May the 4th, right? This is the 25th anniversary collectible edition and comes with a built-in stand to display on your desk.
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This 581-piece Lego set includes the brand-new Smart Brick, Lego's new type of brick with a built-in embedded computer. It also ships with five NFC tags, along with smart minifigs of Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia, for a truly interactive style of playtime.
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Grab this adorable Star Wars Funko Pop collectible figure for your desk. Luke Skywalker here is themed in his outfit from A New Hope.
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The snazziest footwear that you will ever wear is this R2D2-themed Crocs. This doesn't need much explanation: they're crocs, they're R2D2, they're cool. Buy 'em fast!
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Print Your Own Star Wars Kit with a 3D Printer
Can't find the bit of Star Wars merch that you want? Print your own! Here are some 3D printer deals that will let you print figures, part upgrades, and more with a Star Wars theme. I've got my own TIE fighter (alongside a Constitution Class from Star Trek, sorry!) on my own desk, just to give you inspo.
You can start your printing and maker journey in just 15 minutes with the Bambu Lab P1S 3D printer. The P1S is an enclosed printer, making it ideal for high-temperature filament printing, and arrives semi-assembled. Its 20000 mm/s² acceleration limit makes it fast, too, and you can even remotely monitor your prints via the built-in timelapse camera.
Check out our Bambu Lab P1S review for a full, in-depth analysis.
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PLA (or Polylactic Acid) is one of the more forgiving materials for beginners to start 3D printing. This 2KG (2 x 1KG) black filament spool kit from Elegoo is on offer, but multiple colors (with various prices) are on sale at Amazon.
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Elegoo's top-tier resin 3D printer with a staggeringly detailed 16K print resolution for amazing, detailed prints. Comes complete with auto-bed leveling and tilt-release for easy print removal. There's even a camera for watching your prints take shape, with time-lapse stills.
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May the Force be with you on this May the 4th, 2026. Don't forget to drop some of your other favorite Star Wars-themed hardware deals in the comments below.

Ben Stockton is a deals writer at Tom’s Hardware. He's been writing about technology since 2018, with bylines at PCGamesN, How-To Geek, and Tom’s Guide, among others. When he’s not hunting down the best bargains, he’s busy tinkering with his homelab or watching old Star Trek episodes.
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Findecanor The printed keycaps and the mouse pad with Darth Vader with troopers and walkers are really disappointing, as if they had been thrown together by people who knew nothing about Star Wars:Reply
mixing elements from different movies that don't fit together and laying them out sloppily.
I won't accuse them of being "AI Slop", because I think even an AI would have done better.
I used to be a huge Star Wars fan, and have seen a lot of merchandise throughout the years.
Even if merch has often been a bit cheesy, you could still admire some for being a bit clever. The desk light looks so promising from a distance: but being powered by an USB-A plug I wouldn't expect much light output from it.



















