Top 7 Rayasianboy Desk Accessories for Students
Here's the lineup you'll see in the fan collection. I've ranked these on durability, daily usefulness, and how they match the warm, minimal vibe Rayasianboy brings to his videos.
- Extended Desk Mat
- Ceramic Mug
- A5 Dotted Notebook
- Desk Poster
- Coaster Set
- Canvas Cable Pouch
- Sticker Sheet
1. Extended Desk Mat
Kicking off with the piece that shows up in nearly every Rayasianboy video: a wide cloth desk mat. The fan collection version runs 90 x 40 cm, which covers the area beneath your keyboard and mouse without dangling off the edges. The top layer is a smooth, low-friction polyester blend that tracks mouse movements consistently. The bottom uses a natural rubber base with a crosshatch grip pattern, so it stays put even when you're typing through a deadline.
I've shipped thousands of these mats, and the common issue is curling at the corners. The good news: this one ships rolled in a wide tube, and if you reverse-curl it for a day, it lies flat. The print holds up because the dye is sublimated into the fabric, not glued on. Expect $28 to $35, which is fair for the size. For a dorm desk, it's the single biggest upgrade you can make.
2. Ceramic Mug
Rayasianboy fans know his morning coffee routine is non-negotiable. A good mug makes that routine better. The 15 oz ceramic version in this collection holds a full travel mug's worth, and the walls are thick enough to keep drinks warm for about 20 minutes longer than a standard diner mug. The design is baked into the glaze, so it won't fade, crack, or peel after a semester of dishwasher cycles.
One thing to check: the handle. Some cheap mugs have thin handles that break in a backpack. This one is double-glazed at the handle joint, and the print area is slightly textured. At $18 to $22, it's affordable enough to replace the one that inevitably lives in the dorm common room.
3. A5 Dotted Notebook
For anyone following Rayasianboy's bullet journal segments, a dotted notebook is the right format. This A5 version uses 160 gsm paper, which I rarely see at this price point. Most notebook paper is 80-100 gsm, and ink bleeds through after a few months. At 160 gsm, you can write with a fountain pen or a heavy gel pen without ghosting. The binding is sewn, not glued, so the pages stay secure even if you shove it into a backpack.
The cover is a soft-touch laminate with a matte finish. It isn't going to survive being used as a frisbee, but it will survive a semester of daily notes. $16 to $20 for a notebook that outlasts your standard $5 spiral is a good trade.
4. Desk Poster
If you're on a budget, the 8 x 10 desk poster is an easy win. It's printed on archival matte paper with a subtle texture, so it won't glare under a desk lamp. It fits a standard IKEA frame, which most dorms already have. At $12 to $15, it's the easiest way to claim a corner of your wall without committing to a big piece.
5. Coaster Set
A four-pack of natural stone coasters, each 10 cm across, does two jobs: it protects your desk from condensation rings and gives your coffee setup a finished look. Stone absorbs moisture instead of letting it pool. Cleanup is a quick wipe with a damp cloth. They're heavier than cork, but that's what keeps them from sliding around. $20 to $25 is fair for four.
6. Canvas Cable Pouch
The cable pouch is the least glamorous item on this list and the one you'll thank yourself for during finals. It's 25 x 18 cm, made from heavyweight canvas with a water-resistant lining. It swallows a laptop charger, a mouse, and a set of earbuds without bulging. The printed design uses the same muted palette as the rest of the collection, so it doesn't scream "tote bag." Around $22 to $26.
7. Sticker Sheet
Stickers are the entry-level merch move. This sheet has 10 die-cut vinyl stickers, roughly 5 cm each, with weatherproof backing. They hold up on laptop lids without peeling and can be removed without leaving residue. At $8 to $10, they're an easy add-on to any order.