Logitech Casa Pop Up Desk Work From Home Kit with Laptop Stand, Wireless Keyboard & Touchpad, Bluetooth, USB C Charging, for Laptop/MacBook (10” to 17”) - Windows, macOS, ChromeOS - Bohemian Blush

LOVE THIS! I've had it for almost a year now, as a PhD student this is perfect for me when I travel to conferences, libraries, Starbucks, etc. It's compact, the battery lasts a long time and I get a lot of compliments on it. The build quality is great. I've used it so much and the quality has not deteriorated. I have a 14 inch laptop and it fits fine, not too heavy. I take it everywhere with me. You won't be disappointed.

I never write reviews. Recently got accepted into grad school and my neck started to hurt from 8+hours of studying on my MacBook Pro. This works for my neck, it’s a lot better now. It’s rare that the same keyboard works across all Apple devices. This works with my 12.9 (6th generation) iPad Pro and latest iPad mini, and it’s very convenient how I can switch easily with just a click of a button and type on multiple devices. Keyboard is a perfection, btw. The touch pad not so much! You have to press it and it clicks rather than touch, which is annoying! I take this to library and I am good to go. Expensive but I use it a lot and it’s worth it if you calculate price/use. I could have got a separate laptop stand and a keyboard from Logitech for cheaper and would have been ok, but portability on this is second to none when you have to drag all your electronics to library and class! Being comfortable in grad school is 50% of success! Just buy it!

As someone who constantly studies from my laptop for 10-12 hours a day, this pop-up desk really caught my eye! I usually travel to the library and was lugging along with me a bluetooth mouse, keyboard, and a metal portable laptop stand. It was a hassle to do that every day!Even though the price of this pop-up desk seemed very expensive for what it is, I thought the price would be justified if using it for daily use. So far, I LOVE the convenience of this desk. It keeps my screen at eye-level so I'm no longer hunching forward. It's helping my posture by allowing me to sit up straight and still work on my laptop.And I like that the trackpad works intuitively with Apple products.There are several flaws though, and I'm hoping they come out with a newer version that addresses some of these:1. The keyboard and trackpad feel cheaply made. I've had several of the keys pop off while typing, and I've had to put them back in place. The keyboard itself is very flat, so I wish they'd put those little kickstands in the back to allow the keyboard to sit more at an angle. It can be painful to be typing on such a flat keyboard. And the keys don't have that satisfying clicky feeling when typing.2. The trackpad works seamlessly with my MacBook Air, which I love! It pairs automatically each time I turn it on, and there's no lag. There is just one thing that bothers me--it's not the same width as the keyboard. It's about an inch shorter. It kind of bothers me that they aren't the same width! Small annoyance, but I'm wondering if that bothers anyone else?!3. The magnetic bit that holds the case standing upright isn't very strong. If I slide my laptop towards me, the case usually falls apart--if the magnet holding it in place was stronger, I think it would be much better.Otherwise, this pop-up desk is perfect for people who need to travel with their laptop, keyboard, stand, mouse, etc. It folds up into one small, neat, inconspicuous package. It looks like a book or journal when closed. Also, the battery life for both the keyboard and mouse is very good.

I needed a keyboard and mouse solution for working at and on the road after upgrading to a new work laptop with the absolute worst keyboard and touchpad design.This stood out because not only did it include a full size keyboard, it also had a detached touch pad and the case doubled as a laptop holder they raised the screen to the same height as a monitor.The entire package is very well thought out, and only just barely falls short from perfection.What I like is how the touch pad is detached from the full size keyboard. I've tried a few other mobile keyboards of this type, and they all had the touch pad attached, which was fine, but nowhere near as handy as having it detached. This allows me to comfortably use the touch pad in any position.The full keyboard has good key travel and keys are nicely spaced. What I hated about my laptop keyboard is there was no gap between keys, so typos were really easy to make. The only negative I can give for this keyboard are the half sized arrow keys. I find myself hitting shift and ctrl a lot on Excel because of this.Pairing both devices is pretty intuitive the first time. With them instantly appearing as a pairing prompt after turning them on. Each time after that they pair almost instantly when they're switched on.