On ITscope, you’ll find millions of products from the IT and telecommunications sectors. Among them are items that you might not immediately associate with day-to-day operations at a systems house. To celebrate April Fools’ Day, we’ve put together a few of these gems for you to browse through:
Plush sandwich as a snack for the eyes
Between hardware and accessories, a sandwich suddenly pops up – though it’s one you definitely shouldn’t eat. Instead of satisfying hunger, it brings good vibes and plenty of “awwww” reactions from colleagues.
Camping toilet for long deployments
Some projects take longer than planned. For such cases, the product search even seems to offer a mobile solution: a camping toilet. With fresh-water and waste-water tanks, a sturdy build, and practical handles, you can take it anywhere – theoretically even into the data center. Whether it’s really needed there… we’d rather not decide.
Toilet paper for all situations
Between servers and switches, suddenly toilet paper appears. Not the most obvious IT accessory, but certainly useful in everyday office life. And let’s be honest: it never hurts to have a roll within reach.
Toy chainsaw with sound
When a project gets tough, sometimes only a clean cut helps. The toy chainsaw in Bosch design delivers realistic sawing noises and a blinking light. It runs on batteries and looks surprisingly professional.
Pet robot for home
In the home office, the cat loves to walk through the camera frame – but what does it do when its humans head to the office? The little robot “EBO ROLA Mini” drives through the apartment with a camera and can be controlled via app. That way you can check whether everything at home is still standing.
Super Soaker for heated meetings
Some project discussions can get a bit… dynamic. Good thing ITscope also lists water pistols. The Super Soaker comes in classic Nerf blue and orange and is actually meant for kids aged six and up. But for a spontaneous team-building session in the courtyard, it might just do the trick.
Haribo as office currency
Haribo almost always works as a subtle bribe in the office! The big bag with around 150 cola bottles delivers quick sugar for long workdays – and makes for excellent mini-motivation for colleagues.
Humanoid robot as a cool gadget
Got €15,000 lying around? The “Booster K1 Pro” looks futuristic and could stroll right through the office. So if someone discovers a bit of wiggle room in the budget – here’s an idea.
Mortar for particularly final solutions
Some problems can be discussed. Others disappear faster when you simply plaster over them. For such cases, ITscope even lists fire-protection channel mortar. It’s actually meant for sealing joints and small cracks. But who knows – maybe it’s also suitable for permanently sealing one or two overly creative project ideas.
Egg cooker for starting the day
Coffee is so yesterday – the well-prepared employee of 2026 makes themselves a fresh egg for breakfast right in the office. This model cooks up to eight eggs at once and signals when they’re done. And suddenly the office smells a bit like Sunday morning.