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Globally, computer accessories exported from all countries totaled US$252 billion in 2025.

That dollar amount results from a 57.9% increase for all computer accessories shipped over the 5-year period starting in 2021 when computer accessories shipments were valued at $159.6 billion.

Year over year, the overall value of exported computer accessories accelerated by 54.7% compared to $162.9 billion starting from 2024.

The 5 biggest exporters of computer accessories by value are Hong Kong, mainland China, United States of America, Taiwan and South Korea. Collectively, that quintet of leading suppliers exceeded two-thirds (70.2%) of globally exported computer accessories during 2025.

From a continental perspective, suppliers in Asian countries sold the highest dollar worth of exported computer accessories during 2025 with shipments valued at $189.9 billion or three-quarters (75.4%) of the global total. In second place were exporters located in North America at 18.1% while another 6.3% of worldwide computer accessories shipments originated from Europe.

Tinier percentages trace back to sellers in Oceania (0.15%) led by Australia and New Zealand, Latin America (0.06%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean, then providers in Africa (0.03%).

For research purposes, the 4-digit Harmonized Tariff System code prefix is 8473 for computer parts and accessories. Excluded are covers and carrying cases.

Below are the 15 countries that exported the highest dollar value worth of computer accessories during 2025.

  1. Hong Kong: US$44.5 billion (17.7% of exported computer accessories)
  2. mainland China: $42.8 billion (17%)
  3. United States: $35.8 billion (14.2%)
  4. Taiwan: $28.9 billion (11.5%)
  5. South Korea: $25 billion (9.9%)
  6. Vietnam: $22.3 billion (8.9%)
  7. Singapore: $12.1 billion (4.8%)
  8. Mexico: $9.2 billion (3.6%)
  9. Thailand: $5.8 billion (2.3%)
  10. Malaysia: $4.5 billion (1.8%)
  11. Netherlands: $3.5 billion (1.4%)
  12. Germany: $2.7 billion (1.1%)
  13. Ireland: $2 billion (0.8%)
  14. Philippines: $1.6 billion (0.6%)
  15. France: $1.4 billion (0.6%)

By value, the listed 15 countries shipped 96.1% of globally exported computer accessories in 2025.

Among the top exporters, the fastest-growing exporters of computer accessories since 2024 were: Singapore (up 180.4%), Thailand (up 100.4%), Taiwan (up 99.1%) and Malaysia (up 90.9%).

Major suppliers that posted the most modest year-over-year increases in their international sales of computer accessories were: Germany (up 10.7% from 2024), Netherlands (up 20.8%), France (up 22.8%), mainland China (up 25.4%) and the Philippines (up 35.1%).

The 100 key exporters showcased in the automated database below account for 99.99% of worldwide revenues collected for exports of computer accessories during 2025.

RankExporterComputer Accessories2024-5
1Hong Kong$44,484,265,000+57%
2mainland China$42,813,823,000+25.4%
3United States$35,755,741,000+48.9%
4Taiwan$28,919,750,000+99.1%
5South Korea$24,950,747,000+48%
6Vietnam$22,324,879,000+81.9%
7Singapore$12,077,464,000+180.4%
8Mexico$9,191,898,000+84.6%
9Thailand$5,810,176,000+100.4%
10Malaysia$4,544,890,000+90.9%
11Netherlands$3,494,312,000+20.8%
12Germany$2,746,360,000+10.7%
13Ireland$1,950,484,000+66.5%
14Philippines$1,601,622,000+35.1%
15France$1,410,461,000+22.8%
16Czech Republic$1,293,797,000-15.8%
17Japan$1,116,798,000+1%
18United Kingdom$1,114,101,000+48.2%
19Canada$709,979,000+23.3%
20Poland$504,140,000+13.5%
21Italy$471,075,000-2.2%
22Denmark$461,960,000+11.4%
23India$451,061,000+36.4%
24Australia$351,720,000+72.6%
25Hungary$334,894,000+10.8%
26Indonesia$317,917,000+47.8%
27Belgium$315,785,000+26.2%
28Sweden$303,042,000+30.3%
29Spain$271,057,000+9%
30Israel$236,180,000+116.7%
31Romania$166,168,000+0.1%
32Switzerland$156,532,000-1.5%
33Austria$154,233,000-16.7%
34Norway$151,411,000+82.1%
35Slovakia$128,886,000+6.8%
36United Arab Emirates$98,043,000-83.3%
37Portugal$87,503,000+12.1%
38Panama$62,104,000-17.5%
39Cambodia$53,608,000-8.4%
40South Africa$49,834,000-4.9%
41Lithuania$43,432,000-48%
42Russia$38,619,000+74.6%
43Slovenia$37,039,000-24.9%
44Brazil$34,101,000+7.1%
45New Zealand$29,025,000+2.5%
46Finland$28,225,000-35.9%
47Saudi Arabia$25,959,000+43.7%
48Greece$24,680,000+45.1%
49Türkiye$23,764,000-12%
50Serbia$22,421,000+43%
51Latvia$22,264,000+68.8%
52Chile$19,345,000+84.6%
53Estonia$16,606,000+56.1%
54Croatia$14,090,000+7.6%
55Bulgaria$14,041,000+14.6%
56Costa Rica$12,423,000+25.6%
57British Virgin Islands$9,877,000+8489%
58Kuwait$9,504,000+304.1%
59Malta$9,342,000-11.6%
60Bosnia/Herzegovina$6,879,000+43.4%
61Iceland$6,790,000+578.3%
62Kazakhstan$6,086,000-49.2%
63Luxembourg$4,744,000-25%
64Macao$4,315,000-1.3%
65Ukraine$4,286,000-17%
66Senegal$3,766,000+12453%
67Tunisia$3,084,000+267.6%
68Dominican Republic$2,675,000-5.4%
69Egypt$2,377,000+51.8%
70Belarus$2,289,000+193.5%
71Guatemala$2,223,000+23.4%
72Mauritius$2,080,000+18.9%
73Bahrain$2,050,000+6.6%
74Oman$1,670,000-50.1%
75Qatar$1,655,000-67.1%
76Myanmar$1,601,000+25%
77Peru$1,512,000-10.7%
78Jordan$1,486,000+97.6%
79Morocco$1,263,000-21.3%
80Jamaica$1,241,000+55.7%
81Colombia$1,201,000-74.4%
82Ivory Coast$1,135,000-5.7%
83Sri Lanka$1,124,000+88.6%
84Ecuador$1,073,000-25.4%
85Brunei Darussalam$1,016,000-31.4%
86Botswana$981,000+46.4%
87Armenia$944,000+172.8%
88Kenya$877,000-13.1%
89Kyrgyzstan$818,000+268.5%
90North Macedonia$697,000+38%
91Azerbaijan$613,000-25.6%
92Mali$588,000-62.8%
93Cyprus$550,000-79.6%
94El Salvador$534,000-32.1%
95Moldova$518,000-3.9%
96Sudan$484,0000%
97Cameroon$473,000+1251%
98Nicaragua$413,000-58.3%
99Uruguay$408,000-15.4%
100Lebanon$403,000-72.7%

Focusing on the 100 major exporters, the fastest growers were Senegal (up 12,453% from 2024), British Virgin Islands (up 8,489%), Cameroon (up 1,251%), Iceland (up 578.3%) and Kuwait (up 304.1%).

You can change the presentation order by clicking the triangle icon at the top of the columns.

An entry of 0% in the above table’s right-most column means that 2024 data was unavailable.

Countries Enjoying Best Trade Surpluses from Computer Accessories

The following countries posted the highest positive net exports for computer accessories during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the surplus between the value of each country’s exported computer accessories and its import purchases for that same commodity.

  1. Vietnam: US$18.7 billion (net export surplus up 83.1% since 2024)
  2. South Korea: $16.6 billion (up 54%)
  3. mainland China: $13.9 billion (up 25.5%)
  4. Hong Kong: $8.1 billion (up 18.9%)
  5. Taiwan: $4.5 billion (down -43.5%)
  6. Thailand: $1.5 billion (reversing a -$969.7 million deficit)
  7. Denmark: $175.5 million (up 32.8%)
  8. Cambodia: $46.7 million (down -10.9%)
  9. Romania: $10.9 million (up 416.9%)
  10. British Virgin Islands: $9.6 million (reversing a -$337,000 deficit)
  11. Malta: $3.3 million (down -17.8%)
  12. Slovenia: $1.3 million (down -92.2%)
  13. Myanmar: $1.1 million (up 65.7%)
  14. Panama: $847,000 (down -90.9%)
  15. Tuvalu: $97,000 (reversing a -$6,000 deficit)

Leading the world in exported computer accessories, Vietnam overtook mainland China to generate the highest surplus in the international trade of that commodity group. In turn, this positive cashflow confirms strong Vietnamese competitive advantage for this specific product category.

Countries Incurring Worst Trade Deficits from Computer Accessories

The following countries posted the highest negative net exports for computer accessories during 2025. Investopedia defines net exports as the value of a country’s total exports minus the value of its total imports. Thus, the statistics below present the deficit between the value of each country’s imported computer accessories purchases and its exports for that same commodity.

  1. United States: -US$54.1 billion (net export deficit up 75.4% since 2024)
  2. Mexico: -$25.6 billion (up 129.7%)
  3. Ireland: -$3.7 billion (up 63.1%)
  4. Hungary: -$3.3 billion (up 72.3%)
  5. India: -$3.2 billion (up 24.2%)
  6. Malaysia: -$2.6 billion (up 20.7%)
  7. Poland: -$2.3 billion (down -6.4%)
  8. Germany: -$1.8 billion (up 44.2%)
  9. Czech Republic: -$1.7 billion (up 63.2%)
  10. Netherlands: -$1.42 billion (down -31.7%)
  11. Japan: -$1.38 billion (up 1.8%)
  12. Brazil: -$1 billion (down -2%)
  13. Singapore: -$908.4 million (down -25%)
  14. Spain: -$742.3 million (up 75.7%)
  15. Russia: -$630 million (down -10.9%)

The United States of America and Mexico incurred the highest deficits in the international trade of computer accessories. In turn, these negative cashflows highlight both countries’ competitive disadvantage for this specific product category. They also signal opportunities for international suppliers of computer accessories by helping to satisfy the powerful business and consumer demand.

Computer Accessories Exporting Companies

Below are global computer accessories-processing businesses that manufacture computer peripherals and accessories including webcams. The home country for each corporation’s headquarters is shown within parenthesis.

  • BTC Behavior Tech Computer (Taiwan)
  • Canon Inc. (Japan)
  • Creative Technology Limited (Singapore)
  • KYE Systems Corp. (Taiwan)
  • Hama GmbH & Co KG (Germany)
  • HP Hewlett-Packard Company (United States)
  • Lenovo Group Ltd. (China)
  • Logitech International SA (Switzerland)
  • Sabrent (United States)

See also Electronic Circuit Component Exports by Country, Computer Device Exports by Country and US Imported Mobile Phone Purchases

Research Sources:
Central Intelligence Agency, The World Factbook Field Listing: Exports – Commodities. Accessed on October 20, 2026

Forbes Global 2000 rankings, The World’s Biggest Public Companies. Accessed on October 20, 2026

International Trade Centre, Trade Map. Accessed on October 20, 2026

Investopedia, Net Exports Definition. Accessed on October 20, 2026

Wikipedia, List of computer hardware manufacturers. Accessed on October 20, 2026

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