Corsair K63 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard & Gaming Lapboard Combo - Game Comfortably on Your Couch - Backlit Blue Led, Cherry MX Red - Quiet & Linear (CH-9515031-NA)

It's a little heavy but it's stable on your lap or between arm rests. I dropped it on my foot once... never again. The quality of the lapboard was pleasantly surprising. I'm use to companies trying to cheap out as much as they can and get as much profit possible. The cushion at the bottom of the board and the quality of the case is great. I pulled this out of the box and immediately knew I got a great deal. I've been using it for a couple months now and I've pretty much left my desk for my comfy couch thanks to this lapboard. The keyboard is the great quality you'd expect from Corsair. i wouldn't use this to play any high pace games but browsing and rpgs are nice and more comfortable than at a desk, at least with my poor computer chair. I'll occasionally get wrist pain but I think that has more to do with my posture than the board. I found that if I put a pillow on my right side as an elbow rest this pain is pretty much eliminated. The battery life is pretty fair and the connector is just a micro usb which is easy to replace if needed. It responds pretty quick after going idle into reconnecting.

When using this keyboard, you can tell Corsair put both gaming performance and comfort neck and neck.The K63 Wireless mechanical keyboard has excellent performance and typing feel. The Cherry MX red keys are smooth and reasonably quiet, while still providing that satisfying feedback that linear keys can provide.The lapboard is solid and that allows your mouse to rest on the designated surface area without it drifting all over the place (within reason).This is a superb solution for gaming on your lazy boy lounge chair or your regular couch, while you play your favorite FPS on a huge 65" TV.

I don't have a computer desk or monitor anymore - I have a 55" TV (TCLP607, amazing TV for the price) and sit on my bed. For general use I have a Logitech K400 which works well enough for most things, but not so well for gaming. This Corsair keyboard and lapboard combo is exactly what I've wanted since the wireless Roccat Sova was announced and subsequently dropped. The keyboard is great, as I expected (I had the K60 back when I used a desk and loved it) but I'm really surprised with how good the lapboard is. In the past I've tried using the K400 and a mouse on a plastic lap desk I got off of Amazon but everything slid around and it was really uncomfortable for extended periods of time. No such issues here - the memory foam bottom is really comfortable and the considerable heft of the thing keeps it put. I played through all of Doom 2016 and I honestly forgot I was even using this, it felt as natural and comfortable as using a desk. Unreservedly recommended for people with TV setups or anyone who wants to play with a keyboard and mouse setup without a desk.

This keyboard is a tough review for me. I bought it for home to test it out for a very specific function I wanted at work and the results are good but a little mixed. I normally use cheaper Logitech membrane keyboards but I do also have a Razer Blackwidow Chroma keyboard which is awesome - but too me a little to clicky for the typing applications I usually use it for.The goods:- The lapboard is great - better than I thought to be honest and this was the main thing I wanted. The lapboard is quite LARGE so be ready for that. The keyboard fits great and a mouse works great with the lapboard. If I were evaluating the lapboard only, I would say easy 5. The lapboard is also surprisingly cool and comfortable.- I really like these cherry red switches better than other mechanical switches, but this is a very personal preference. I would say they feel good, work fine for typing, and are overall what I wanted.- I like the option of going either wired or wireless. I plan to use both.The ok:- The keyboard is pretty small and make sure you know it has no keypad. To me this was fine, but it is taking some adjustment time.- The lighting is ok. Certainly nowhere near my Blackwidow but it is fine for what I wanted.The not-so-good:- I have already had several dropouts when operating wireless so this is a major bummer. I may have to use more wired than I had expected. I am really hoping this is not a continual problem.- Very picky I know, but braided cables are far better and this really should be a USB-C cable not a micro-USB. Also for wired keyboards, longer cables are much appreciated.- Kind of surprised that Corsair cannot combine the wireless functions of a Corsair mouse (such as the Dark Core Pro SE) which I bought along with this keyboard into 1 transmitter. Also although not a huge deal, the transmitter for this keyboard is quite large.Overall I do like it and as long as the dropouts do not continue when I go wireless, I will be happy with this. For what it is worth, based on this experience I did order 2 for work in situations where keyboards are far away from PCs and large wall monitors.