Best Gifts Under $100 for the RGB Main‑Character Colleague: Ergo Mouse + Duck Prank

An office main character with RGB taste, soundtrack energy, and practical instincts—craving a comfy ergonomic mouse, amused by gentle rubber-duck mischief, and allergic to boring desks.

The Main-Character Mouse Upgrade

An ergonomic RGB gaming mouse with programmable buttons plus a soft wrist rest—hero gear for epic spreadsheets and boss-battle emails.

The 3 PM Boss Battle: Duck Side Quest Included

You drop the gift on their desk: an ergonomic RGB mouse that glows like a status bar filling up. Three clicks in, their wrist relaxes, DPI hums, and emails fall like low-level mobs. Then—side quest. A tiny yellow general appears: a rubber duck perched atop the monitor, joined by reinforcements sneaking from the pen cup, the stapler bunker, and the coffee mug lagoon. No chaos, just cheerful quacks and a desk that now reads “protagonist, but approachable.” Coworkers grin, the meeting starts on time, and your colleague casually macro-maps a shortcut to mute notifications like a true main character. By end of day, the ducks have a neat parade route along a tidy cable line, and the mouse’s rainbow ripple signals victory. The prank is gentle, the upgrade is real, and HR remains blissfully un-summoned.

After-Hours Focus Mode: Cinematic Desk, Zero Crunch

Evening drifts in, fluorescent harshness out. They tap a button: a slim RGB monitor light bar washes the desk in cinematic glow without the glare, and the keyboard stops shouting in caps lock. The new mouse settles into their palm like a calm NPC guide, and with a tidy USB hub and stick-on cable clips, the spaghetti side quest gets patched. Colors shift from focus blue to victory sunset as they wrap the last slide; the soundtrack (in their head) crescendos. A tiny duck cameos atop the hub like a morale officer, keeping the vibe playful, not chaotic. They queue a build, stretch fingers that aren’t numb, and realize this isn’t gamer cosplay—it’s practical magic: comfort, visibility, and fewer misclicks. When the lights dim to a warm ember, the desk looks like a movie set where productivity gets top billing and drama stays strictly decorative.