Devices and hardware icons

The 35 icons, described

Laptoplaptop

A laptop, screen open over its base — the portable machine the work happens on.

Tablettablet

A tablet held upright, its button below the screen — the middle-sized device.

Phonephone

A phone — the mobile device in your pocket, a call or the mobile version of an app.

Smartwatchsmartwatch

A watch face between its two straps — a smartwatch or wearable.

Monitormonitor

A monitor — the big desktop screen or display an app is shown on.

Keyboardkeyboard

A keyboard — type it, keys, text input and keyboard shortcuts.

Mousemouse

A computer mouse — the pointing device itself, its button seam and scroll wheel.

Printerprinter

A printer with a sheet coming out — send this to paper, print the page.

Webcamwebcam

A camera lens on a small stand — the webcam used for calls and capture.

Cameracamera

A camera — take a picture, capture an image through the lens.

Speakerspeaker

A speaker cabinet with its cone and tweeter — sound played out loud.

Headsetheadset

Headphones with a microphone arm — take the call, or talk to a voice agent.

Headphonesheadphones

Headphones — listen to audio in private, sound for one person.

Gamepadgamepad

A controller with its pad and buttons — play, or the input a game takes.

Joystickjoystick

A joystick — the stick that points in every direction, a game controller.

Routerrouter

A router with two aerials — the box a local network runs through.

Ethernetethernet

An RJ45 plug with its clip and pins — a wired network connection.

Satellitesatellite

A dish on its mount — a satellite link, the ground station end of it.

Wi-Fiwifi

Wi-Fi — connected wirelessly, the signal strength of a network.

USBusb

The USB trident — a port, a stick or a cable that plugs into one.

Cablecable

Two connectors joined by a lead — the physical link between one thing and another.

SIM cardsim-card

A SIM card with its cut corner and contact pad — the chip that carries a subscription.

SD cardsd-card

An SD card with its notched corner — removable storage for a camera or a board.

Motherboardmotherboard

A board with its chip and pin header — the hardware a system is assembled on.

CPUcpu

The CPU, the processor where general computation runs before work is handed to accelerators.

GPUgpu

A GPU — the graphics card or accelerator where the heavy matrix maths of AI actually runs.

Memorymemory-ram

Memory — the RAM modules that decide how much a machine can hold at once.

Batterybattery

Battery — how much charge is left, the power level of a device.

Battery chargingbattery-charging

A battery with a bolt through it — power going in, charging now.

Powerpower

Power — turn it on or off, the switch that starts and stops a system.

Haptichaptic

A phone with vibration waves on both sides — haptic feedback and vibration alerts.

Terminalterminal

A terminal window — run commands from the shell and read what the command line prints back.

Serverserver

A server — the machine that answers requests, the backend host.

Bare metalbare-metal

Bare metal — an actual physical server, dedicated rather than a share of one.

Edge nodeedge-node

An edge node — a machine out where the users are, a point of presence.

In code, each is one import — import { Laptop } from "@iconmind/react/icons/laptop" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.