Custom Promotional & Personalized Electronics

Custom wireless chargers, power banks, Bluetooth speakers, earbuds and phone accessories branded with your logo. Prices run from $1.24 to $110.87 a unit, and minimums start as low as 6 on the higher-value items — so an executive gift for a small group is as practical here as a volume handout.

UL Cert Tri-Way Wireless & Power Bank - 5000 mAh - The Pen Guy

Wireless 5000mAh Aluminum Power Bank

Min. 12$45 setup

SCX Design™ 3-in-1 Travel Cable - The Pen Guy

SCX Design 3-in-1 Light-Up Charging Cable

Min. 50$36 setup

PopSockets PopGrip Phone Grip

Min. 50$36 setup

Silicone Phone Wallet with Card Holder

Min. 250$36 setup

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Urban Peak® 20W TWS Party Barrel Wireless Speaker - The Pen Guy

Urban Peak 20W TWS Bluetooth Speaker

Min. 6$45 setup

SCX Design™ Data Transfer Eco Cable - The Pen Guy

SCX Design Illuminated 3-in-1 Charging Cable

Min. 25$36 setup

SCX Design™ Base Wireless Charger 10W - The Pen Guy

SCX Design Base Light-Up Wireless Charger

Min. 15$36 setup

Pivot 5-in-1 Charging Cable 2A - The Pen Guy

5-in-1 Charging Cable with Carrying Case

Min. 100$36 setup

Bluetooth Speaker

Min. 25$36 setup

Forte TWS Wireless Earbuds and Charger Case - The Pen Guy

Forte TWS Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds

Min. 18$45 setup

Boost Wireless Charger Speaker

Min. 25$36 setup

The widest price range in the catalogue

Promotional electronics span more than a hundred dollars a unit from one end of this page to the other, which makes "how much are electronics" an unanswerable question. A silicone phone wallet and a 20W Bluetooth speaker are both here, and they are not the same purchase in any sense.

The useful way to think about it is by what the item is for. Volume handouts — phone wallets, charging cables — sit at the bottom of the range and work at event scale. Mid-range keepers such as PopSockets, wireless chargers and the SCX light-up cables cost more but are used daily and carry a lit or printed logo where people see it. Executive items — TWS earbuds, the Urban Peak speaker, aluminium power banks — are genuine gifts, ordered in dozens rather than hundreds.

Minimums run backwards here

This is the one range where the expensive items are the easiest to order in small numbers. The speaker at the top of the range has one of the lowest minimums in the store; the cheapest item on the page has one of the highest. That is deliberate on the manufacturers' part and it works in your favour: a high-value gift for a small group is entirely practical here, where it would not be in a giveaway category.

If you are buying for a named list — a board, a top-20 client set, a sales incentive — start from the expensive end rather than assuming it is out of reach.

Buying tech that will not embarrass you

Electronics carry a risk that a pen does not: if it works badly, the recipient associates that with your brand rather than with the manufacturer. It is worth being conservative.

Charging accessories are the safest category — a cable or a wireless pad either works or it does not, and there is little to disappoint. Audio is where expectations are highest and cheap product does the most damage; if the budget will not stretch to something decent, a charger is a better use of the money than a poor speaker.

Check what your recipients actually carry. Multi-connector cables cover mixed device estates; single-standard items date quickly.

Decoration and lead time

Most items here take a printed logo on a small, flat area, and several of the SCX models illuminate the logo when in use, which is the most visible decoration available on any product we carry. The imprint area is typically small, so simplify accordingly — this is not the place for a tagline.

Electronics are more likely than other categories to be affected by stock availability. If you are working to a date, tell us before you order and we will confirm what is actually achievable rather than let you find out late.

What electronics do you carry?

Wireless charging pads and power banks, audio items, popsockets and cell phone wallets. Charging accessories are the strongest performers — they live on a desk or in a bag and get used every day.

How much do custom promotional electronics cost?

This is the widest price range in the store: from $1.24 for a phone wallet to $110.87 for the top of the audio range. Which end you are at depends entirely on the item, so the honest answer is to tell us your budget per unit and let us point you at what fits.

Every product page shows its own quantity price breaks.

What is the minimum order quantity?

From as few as 6 units on the higher-value items up to 250 on the cheaper ones. Expensive items generally carry the lowest minimums, which makes this range workable for executive gifts as well as for volume handouts.

Do you charge a setup fee?

Yes, on everything in this range. Each product carries a one-time setup charge tied to that product rather than to your order as a whole, so it does not scale with how many you buy — the more you order, the less it adds per unit.

The charge that applies is shown on every product card before you open it. If you want it confirmed for a specific item, contact us and we will tell you exactly what applies.

How fast can I get my order?

Production runs around 7 days from the point you approve your proof, plus transit time on top. Exact timing varies by product and by how it is decorated.

We do not currently offer a rush service. If you are working to an event date, contact us with your in-hands date before you order and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable rather than let you find out late.

Will I see a proof before my order is printed?

Yes. We produce a proof on every order before anything goes into production, so you can check your logo, colours and placement before we print. Nothing is manufactured until you approve it.