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The LTT Screwdriver - Still the Go-To
The LTT Screwdriver has been a staple since its launch, and for good reason. It’s magnetic, ratcheting, and comes with a bit set that covers every screw in a standard PC case. If you’re tired of dropping screws into your power supply, this tool is a game-changer. The 2026 version features a slightly longer handle for better torque, and the bits are now stored in the handle. At $79.99, it’s an investment, but one that pays off every time you swap a GPU.
Build-Focused Apparel
Let’s be real: you’re going to spill thermal paste on something. LTT’s cotton T-shirts ($29.99) are thick and durable, with prints like the “Labs” logo or the iconic “Spare a Watt?” design. The hoodies ($69.99) have a fleece lining that’s warm but not bulky - perfect for long nights in a cold basement. For builders who want pockets, the vest ($89.99) includes zippered compartments for holding screws and small tools. None of these are “gamer” gear; they’re workwear that happens to look good at a LAN party.
Desk Essentials
Custom PC builders spend hours at their desks, so LTT’s desk pads are a solid choice. The large mousepad ($39.99) is stitched and water-resistant, big enough for a keyboard and mouse. There’s also the cable management kit ($29.99), which includes velcro straps and adhesive clips that actually stick. Both items feature subtle LTT branding - enough to show you’re in the know, but not loud.
Limited-Edition Drop: 2026 Summer Soldering Station
This July, the store released a limited run of thermal paste applicator pads and a custom soldering iron stand. The soldering stand, at $49.99, is machined aluminum and holds the iron at the perfect angle for PCB work. It’s only in stock until August, so if you’re planning a custom loop or a keyboard build, grab one now.