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You're more than welcome, I'm glad to help!

I totally understand your position regarding the K63. As I said, if you already have a good pair of keyboard and mouse, that device isn't worth the investment. I only mentioned it because I thought you were more interested in a true lapboard rather than a "lap desk".

I actually purchased a couple of lap desks in the past, but with my laptop in mind: this one and this one.

The second one is really good for laptops when you're lying in bed or on the couch, but I wouldn't recommend it for kb/m use. As for the first option, it works much better as an actual desk replacement, and there's a larger sized version that could be perfect for you, depending on your intended use.

Are you planning on using that desk while sitting on the couch, like Paul does on the video I linked? Then I can vouch for it. If you're thinking about using it while lying down, however, that desk is still too "tall" and uncomfortable to use, even at its lowest height setting.

The one you linked also looks like a nice option, but I'm concerned about those legs - they look rather flimsy. If you're going to support it on a solid base, like a coffee table, it probably won't be an issue. But if you're actually balancing the table on the sofa's cushions, then I'd suggest going for something a little more robust.

Thanks for the really informative reply. I'm glad you were able to solve your UI problems.

I'm not particularly looking for a keyboard lapboard like the Corsair lapdog, I just want a flat surface that I can put my keyboard and mouse on while on the couch. I've seen the Corsair K63 and it definitely is interesting. Unfortunately, it costs a lot too, and I don't want to spend $100 or more on a keyboard and mouse when i already have a really good mechanical keyboard and mouse.

I was planning on picking up something like this. It's 24", which is the largest I could find among all the lapdesks. What do you think?

10 years old is not that ridiculous. https://www.amazon.com/Philips-SGC5103BD-Speaker-Peripherals-Premium/dp/B000PXIM4S

As someone who completely customizes every nook and cranny of an operating system he gets his hand on, be it Linux, Android, or Windows, I can confidently say right clicking is not too much work. I assume you do not realize the extent of the impact of advertisement on the human brain. Might I suggest doing a bit of research yourself on that topic?

Thankfully, I can use uBlock Origin everywhere.

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