Best Space Gray Accessories for Your iMac Pro in 2023

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Your iMac Pro is a powerful workhorse that's ready to tackle everything you can throw at it, and you want to find some great accessories for it. Maybe the Magic Mouse isn't your thing, or you want a keyboard with a little something extra. But you also want your accessories to match your iMac's space gray finish. That's where this list comes in. Here you'll find a set of accessories, from keyboards to cables, that keep with your iMac Pro's attractive aesthetic.

The must-have items

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Your iMac Pro is a powerhouse of a desktop. Whether you're using it for work or play, great accessories are going to enhance your experience and let you get more done. However, there are a few items on this list that deserve extra credit for being so useful.

The SteelSeries Rival 300 is just a solid mouse, and for anyone who dislikes the Magic Mouse, you'll be hard-pressed to find one as customizable, comfortable, and eye-catching as the SteelSeries Rival 300. It's a perfect companion to anyone trying to get a lot done.

I can't tell you how many times I have been frustrated by the poor-quality Lightning cables Apple provides with its products. Over time, they always seem to fray or stop working one way or another. Getting a durable cable like the Anker Powerline+ USB-to-Lightning cable is essential for any Apple user.

Lastly, as a writer myself, I can't stress enough how important a good keyboard is to anyone who finds themselves typing a lot of the day. A full-size QWERTY keyboard with a full numeric pad like the Satechi Aluminum Bluetooth Keyboard with Numeric Keypad is going to make typing away on your iMac Pro as much easier and much more comfortable.

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