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Gaming headsets.
Though I found the Jabra 510 https://www.jabra.co.uk/business/speakerphones/jabra-speak-series/jabra-speak-510 to be a much better purchase if you're in a room by yourself when you do meetings. The 410 is on Amazon Prime and in stock and will be sufficient https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jabra-Conference-Speakerphone-optimised-Microsoft/dp/B004ELA7TA/ref=sr_1_3
For webcams, I'm using a digital camera which I already own, I purchased an Elgato CamLink and a cheaper power (dummy battery) from Amazon.
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Most Bluetooth headphones nowadays are decent as headsets with the built in mics
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Re webcam, my boss has the logi c930 and I have just bought the logi c922, both are basically the same.
If you are in a room by yourself, the mic from either of these webcams are decent. I was in meeting at week nobody complained they couldn’t hear me clearly.
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Thanks @Sumo @Velocio! Both good shouts. Main issue seems to be finding webcams and mid-range headsets but those are nice, not urgent. Assume they've been bought up as people/businesses transition to WFH (i.e. partner's firm bought and delivered ~600 Chromebooks to staff on Friday!).
I'll hold off those for a few days and just sort the other 'essential' bits (another keyboard, HDMI>DVI cables, USB hubs, other misc bits).