Kensington

Kensington Market Overview

Grips Intelligence in-store data tracking Kensington across Amazon and Newegg from January 1 to July 31, 2026 shows a brand navigating a clear demand slowdown, with revenue down 32.7% over the period and a further 5.5% dip in the most recent month. Kensington, a division of ACCO Brands (NYSE: ACCO), splits its sales almost evenly between the two retailers, with Newegg holding a narrow lead at 51.4% of revenue versus Amazon's 48.3%. Pricing has softened alongside volume, with the average product price falling 7.5% to $49.36 in the latest month after a steep 12.3% month-over-month drop, against a period-wide average of $53.20. The assortment mix differs sharply by channel, as Amazon skews toward premium Thunderbolt docking stations priced between $186 and $291, while Newegg leans on high-ticket office and security hardware reaching $1,930 per unit. Together, these Grips Intelligence datapoints suggest Kensington's near-term revenue pressure is being driven as much by price erosion as by shifting channel and category mix.