Couchmaster CYCON³ HORIZONLIGHT Bar, escritorio ergonómico definitivo con concentrador USB para juegos en sofá y cama, grande, estable y compatible

I really love this item; it has totally reshaped my computing and gaming experience. I have a chronic medical condition that leaves me somewhat limited for periods of time. I do have a very nice adjustable bed and a rig perfectly suited to my room. One day out of frustration I searched for the idea of this exact product, hoping to find something to make life better. I purchased this that same day. Right after the order placement, I questioned myself and worried that I overpaid on a whim for something I might even have been able to make a "jerry-rig" version of at home, and fretting about would this be comfortable, stable, all the things. I did read the Amazon reviews before completing the purchase and was greatly encouraged to go for it. I'm so happy I did. If you are debating the …

Works very well for using keyboard and mouse on couch, bed or sometimes reclined in chair on lap. It is exactly the product to solve to problem of using keyboard and mouse without being restricted to your desk. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to have a more relaxed and ergonomic way to use mouse and keyboard.

When I first saw this thing I laughed. I told my wife, "what kind of idiot would pay $190 for a piece of wood with a couple pillows?" Well...after looking at it and getting frustrated with my current setup I said what the heck and bought one. So glad I did because this thing is a game changer. It's great materials, nice construction, you can tell thought was put into every aspect. The cushions I was worried wouldn't inflate to size (it comes vacuum compressed) but they did and they're very firm. You can rotate them to get more or less height depending on how you're sitting. The table is very wide, one of the main factors I went with this because I'm a big guy. Every "lap" desk I've bought so far I can't sit cross legged in between the legs of the desk, this one I have no issues with that …

Pros:- You get what you see. No false advertising here.- Quality. The thing is big, sturdy enough, and easy on the wrists thanks to the slightly curved edges on the bottom side. The foam and cloth cover are both decent quality, you won't have foam bits flying all over or staying deflated.- Size. It can fit a 17" Razer Blade laptop, mouse, and Razer Tartarus (a gaming keyboard) without issue.- Gaming. Not exactly a "pro" as gaming isn't a feature (the term holds no intrinsic value related to the product), it's more of a marketing term used to target a specific demographic of consumers. I did however game on this and found it to be enjoyable. For competitive gaming I'd at least recommend a good hard surface mousepad, but I have doubts that anyone buying this product is doing so for …

Genuinely well thought-out product, with lots of smart design choices. It allows you to sit on your couch, and have a workspace to support a keyboard and mouse (or frankly anything else, like a textbook, coffee mug, cellphone with charger, etc.) hardwired to a computer with full speed USB3 ports.I admit when I first saw this product, I laughed. I've been using computers from couches for years and never found a perfect solution, so all the silly gamer-ish marketing didn't land well with me. It felt like a lot of hype with no real execution to back up it.Gosh was I wrong. This thing rocks. Sincerely, it does. No pressure on my legs, comfortable fabrics, cabled performance (no more annoying bluetooth hiccups).COLOR TESTED: CYCON² Fusion GreyTESTED WITH: GPD WIN 3 (via docking station), HAVIT

I bought the CYCON2 version, not the original. From what I read of previous comments, it looks like the manufacturer actually read all the cons in those reviews and went down the line and fixed them all.1) The hub is now powered and 6 ports (2 ports on each side of the inner pillar and 2 on the top in the middle above where the numpad would be on the keyboard).2) The holes for cables are no longer round and too small for bigger keyboard connectors (like the ones that have 2 USB cables together). The new parallelogram shaped holes seem to have plenty of room to shove cable ends through.3) The 2 back panels are held on by 1 large Philips screw in the center and 4 small magnets on the corners of each panel, so you unscrew the one screw with a wide flat head and then pull gently to remove the

TLDR; Very nice platform. Side cushions may wear fast over time, and storage when not in use is a pain. Over amazing, very versatile, and worth it if you have no other choices for computing solutions!So, I was looking for something like this in a pinch. My wife and I bought two new computers after not having a primary computer for a while, in excitement for the release of WoW Classic. As soon as we bought our laptops, we new that comfort was going to be an issue. We started by getting a fold out table and setting up in our living room, but that got old fast. Then we bought some just TV tray tables, but again, with big comfy couches, you still had to lean forward so far to be able to use them. I then finally came across this CouchMaster while google searching "Laptop trays". It looked perf

I purchased this a few weeks ago. I was trying to find a solution to the back pain I had while on the couch and in bedroom. It has done that very well. It isn't a pure fix as this could have adjustable arm pillows. That would allow for a more versatile fix. Also I'm not sure about the current USB hub. I love the fact it is powered; even if it requires a 3rd party purchase to power (this really should be included in purchase and made for all plugs US/CANADA/EU). The cord is rather long however I have not been able to test it using all equipment I currently have: Razer Naga Mouse, Razer Nostromo, Razer Wireless Turret Keyboard, Sound Blaster Wireless Headset w/ USB dongle, Wired generic xbox one controller, Razer phone 2 charger, and J-Tech USB 3.0 hub extender (3 ports and 1 charge port). …