Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this thing! I’ve had it for a few months. Great quality on materials and has held up amazingly!

It's nice! It's really easy to use and setup, but I did have to order bluetooth mouse to go with it. The trackpad is nice for working on-the-go, but not ergonomic/responsive enough for daily WFH use. Overall, a good purchase.

I work a lot on the go and having this has been a game changer! It really help with veiwing angles and keeping your neck from bending so much. The trackpad and keyboard feel great and are very responsive!

The product provide good support and benefits when it comes to use your laptop out of your office

Love the setup, hold my 13 inch MacBook Pro with no problem. Wish the keyboard was bigger, but all in all it’s great

I'm a big fan of Logitech's brand of electronic accessories. Rarely do I find a product that fails to live up to my expectations, or one that is not made well. This Casa Pop-Up Desk Work From Home Kit Compact Wireless Keyboard, Touchpad, and Laptop Stand definitely met those expectations. Unboxing this Casa was a delight. The packaging was solid and very protective. Each piece neatly wrapped in soft material and fit snugly in its own space. Tucked away inside the pop-up desk kit was a quick start guide that was easy to read and gave me a good understanding of how to setup, connect and use all the individual pieces. The keyboard came with 50% battery life and the touchpad was dead. But the instructions advise fully charging both before using them. Once charged, I was able to connect my Dell XPS, McBook Air, and iPad to both the keyboard and touch pad. In addition, I was also able to connect my iPhone to the keyboard but not the touchpad; as the iPhone doesn’t support using a touchpad or mouse. Quick buttons on the front of the keyboard allow you to easily switch between three saved devices. The button on the bottom of the touchpad works a bit different, but is good enough. I like being able to place the touchpad anywhere I need it. I can even hold it in my hand and use it. The pop-up riser holds the laptop screen higher, so the camera will be at a more natural 'eye level' position. You can also download the Logi Options+ program which enables you to make adjustments to the track pad speed and keyboard short cuts, along with other useful tools to streamline your work flow and use processes you're accustomed to. At this point everything works great. Everything slips easily into the "desk" when not in use. Removing each piece from its assigned slot is done by a gentle press down on the front to raise the back, and then just lift out. The grooved riser surface uses magnets to help guide and position so the 'feet' holds and supports your laptop. It’s solid enough that I’m not worried the laptop will fall out if I inadvertently bump the desk. A rubberized strap holds the case closed, keeping every piece safe and secure. There is a compartment that has a cable for charging your keyboard and touchpad, but no power brick. The compartment is big enough for another cable or two and some short pens. The Casa Pop-Up Desk is easily portable for use while traveling or going to the coffee shop, and is the same size as my 13” Air, only thicker. It has some weight to it considering it’s holding a keyboard, touchpad and a well-designed sturdy framework to securely support your laptop. This is a beautifuly crafted and well thought out portable desk kit, and with its "booklike" design, could easily fit in with other books on your shelf.

What a nifty little setup the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk is! I'll start by saying that this is designed to be used on the go, or in crowded environments where you need to get your "computer setup" out of the way. Dining room table workers, this may be for you. Two-hour coffee shop workers, this may be for you as well. Logitech clearly took a lot of pride in this product. As shown in the pictures, it was very neatly wrapped in a nice presentation. Overall, the 3 pieces (Casa Book, Casa Keys, and Casa Touch) feel high-quality and sturdy. All 3 pieces have rubber feet to keep them sturdy on the worksurface and the keyboard and trackpad have a little weight to them, so they will be resistant to sliding around while being used. This means it's a little heavy if you are carrying this setup with you, but probably easier to pack in your bag rather than a traditional keyboard and mouse, and you get the benefit of a laptop stand to support better posture. The Casa Book at rest is a "book" with a rubber band holding it closed, and it houses the keyboard, trackpad, and even has a place for the USB-C charging cable, so you always have it with you. The compartment used to hold this cable has a little extra space in it. You won't get much in there, as even a pen, unless really short, probably won't fit, but you might be able to fit an additional cable in there, such as one you need to charge your phone. The compartments for the keyboard and trackpad are designed to fit them perfectly, and flush with the case. When you close it up, it becomes like a book, and a rubber bank wraps around the cover to hold it closed - think of the rubber band on a writing journal. It's a thick and strong rubber band, although time will tell how long it will last as I'm not sure how it is secured in the case, and takes some force to stretch it in order to wrap around the cover. As such, because the keyboard and trackpad fit so perfectly, the bottom portion under each one is angled, so you press down on the bottom of the device to "lift" the top portion out of the case so you can grab it. Clever design in deed. Don't expect and extra storage space under this area though - everything is very snug. While this is becoming more common nowadays, I also really appreciate that both Casa Keys and the Casa Touch are "3-channel" devices, meaning they can be setup to work over Bluetooth with 3 different devices just by "changing the channel". This is great if you have multiple people sharing this device in your home, so each user has each of the devices to work with a separate computer, or if you just want to use this with multiple personal devices. The keyboard is compact. The keys are a good size, but as expected for a portable keyboard, keys are minimized and slightly cramped. However, as I type this review on the keyboard, I find it still very comfortable to type on, especially with the feeling of the higher-quality build of the device. I don't think I could type on this all day, but again, this is designed for brief work sessions where you need to pack it all up at the end. The keyboard, in an effort to be very low profile, has low-travel keys, but I found them responsive and satisfying to type on either way, the same as a high-quality standard size keyboard. The trackpad overall is easy to use. It has a very smooth surface, and that surface is contained in a housing that provides ever-so-slight walls on the side of it, so you can feel when you've reached the edge of the surface. I found this just a little annoying, but not terribly, and that is my personal preference. It's a good size, but size is relative depending on what you are accustomed to using. I used the keyboard and mouse on both my 16-in MacBook Pro, and my 14-in Asus Zenbook. On the Zenbook, the device's trackpad is slightly wider than the Casa Touch, but the Casa Touch is taller, and I found it better that the Zenbook's touchpad. However, the MacBook has an overall larger trackpad, making certain gestures harder to utilize because my fingers were cramped. When it comes to the gestures, Windows users have an easier setup process, but Mac users have more customizations at their disposal. On the Windows laptop, the Casa Touch basically inherited all of the touchpad configurations already configured in Windows. However, on the Mac, I was able to enable/disable multiple 2, 3, and 4 finger gestures. I had one gesture (3-finger switch between full-screen apps) that I could not get to work at all, even though I have I have it enabled on MacOS. Not sure if this is a fault of the Casa Touch or the software. There were not as many gestures I could customize, but I was most surprised to find that the Casa Touch defaulted to my standard scrolling method (knows as Standard, meaning when you run your fingers in a downward direction, the page scrolls down). This is unusual today, as most manufacturers default and often lock you into the "natural" scrolling, which few people I know actually like or want this. Thank you Logi for the choice! I also tried using this with my 10-in iPad. Both the keyboard and mouse connect easily to the iPad, but Logi does not offer its Options Plus software (used for configuration), so it is limited in functionality. Note that the software is not required to used these devices, although expect that depending on your settings, Windows may download it automatically, and you probably do want to install it on MacOS devices to gain full configuration and functionality. The keyboard function keys have a nice offering of presets, and they can even be configured for specific apps if you install the software (always appreciate this with Photoshop and Affinity Photo). As for the Logi Book, when it's not being used for storage, it becomes a laptop stand to elevate your laptop and better align the screen to your eyes with proper posture. While this is usually helpful, even if it's not perfect, this was a mixed bag for me. First, the Casa Book only has one angle to set up. There is a small groove that magnetically connects and holds the device surface to. The magnet is very helpful in securing it, which I appreciate, but that angle didn't work as well for me in all cases. My MacBook Pro allows its screen to angle itself back quite far, so I was able to angle the screen exactly how it was comfortable for me. However, the steepness of the surface of the Casa Book overall put the MacBook screen a little high for me (I'm only 5' 4"). The Zenbook, being a smaller device overall, had the screen at the perfect height, but its screen doesn't bend back as far, so the screen was perfecting perpendicular to my worksurface and I would have preferred just slightly more angle backward. I also tried this with my 10-in iPad, and it leans back a little too far. Again, all of this is subjective depending on your personal height, posture, worksurface height, chair, etc. Just know that the Casa Book has only one position. Overall, this is a clever design that works with almost any size laptop, and makes it easy to "clean up" when you are done working. Its compact nature made it easy for me to use the entire setup while sitting on the couch with a foldable TV tray as my work surface. It provides a more ergonomic setup when you are using a laptop, but easy enough to fold up and take with you on the go. It's well built and feels like it's up to the task of being moved around a lot.

I am very impressed by the operation and design of the Logitech Casa wireless keyboard and touchpad kit. I was able to reliably and effortlessly connect to each of the Windows and Chromebook laptops that I tested it with. If you need to share it between different devices, I found the multi-device pairing to be flawless. In my opinion, this device has two primary applications. The first being as a travel companion. This is the application that I will be using it for. My significant other travels frequently for work and she is very much looking forward to taking it on her first work trip. The design of Casa makes it ideal for using it on the go because of the compact size and that the case protects the keyboard during transport. In the past we have had issues with keyboards getting damaged in baggage because keyboards don’t pack and travel well. The Casa components can be safely and brilliantly contained into a compact case that is the size of a binder. The case has a premium look and feels sufficiently padded so as to provide more than adequate protection. The portable size makes it perfect for use in a hotel room or conference center. Finally, that the case doubles as a stand makes it doubly brilliant. The second application I see the Casa being useful for is in homes or offices where work space is at a premium. When not in use the components can be neatly stored in the case and put away. This will be especially useful if you need to use your workspace for living space when the work day is done. I normally prefer a full size ten key keyboard for my primary workstation, but I find the minimalist design of this keyboard to be fully functional, without making too many compromises. The keys are compact, but not too small to make them hard to press. It strikes the right balance between size and function. I was able to effortlessly type this review using this on this keyboard. The keyboard is not backlit, but likely this is to maximize the battery life. The touchpad is likewise responsive and easy to use. I found it to be equal or or superior to the touchpads built into most laptops. The touchpad and keyboard can be positioned independently of the laptop, making them both ergonomic and very easy to use. Both devices have an internal battery that is charged using a USB-C cable. The Casa keyboard is rated for up to an incredible 5 months of battery life. The Casa touchpad is rated for up to 3 weeks of battery life. In addition to Bluetooth, the Casa is compatible with the Logi Bolt USB receiver. The Logi Bolt is not included, and must be configured using the Logi App. The case transforms into a stand that is compatible with laptops up to 17 inches in size. The case dimensions match the footprint of most compact laptops. It is somewhat thicker however. The Logitech Casa is now our primary personal productivity travel companion. Whenever we take our laptop this combination kit will accompany it. The compact size makes it perfect to put in a bag and take on the go. For these reasons I strongly recommend it!

I really like the Casa Desk because it keeps my peripherals all in one place for the laptop. What I really like is the package itself, it's like a portfolio or book and could be stored on a bookshelf. On opening the box, I found the Casa Desk was securely packaged with easy to use instructions. Inside you have a small keyboard, surface and storage. I really like the way you press at the front of the keyboard or surface to 'pop' it out of the secure desk. Like all Logi peripherals, connecting them to your computer or tablet is a breeze. Best of all, you can connect to different machines. For instance, I have connected my travel laptop and my large tablet to the keyboard. This makes it easy to switch between devices. I found that I really enjoyed using this with my tablet as I can put it on a side table next to the couch and the keyboard in my lap. I have also used this to stand up my laptop while connected to the television and used the keyboard and surface from across the room. Very movable.! If I were to change anything on the Casa Desk, it would be to make it more secure when popped open. It comes with a magnet to keep the slanted part connected to the base, but I would like the crevice a touch deeper or stronger, However, it's really a great option to have this Casa Desk. I can have it at home for a work laptop, or take it out-of-town to a conference and be working at eye level. Oh, did I mention the one I have is a perfect green/teal color? Looks fabulous!

The Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk is a great portable setup for my 13” Macbook Pro. I work remote from home so this Pop-Up Desk lets me easily get a change of scenery whether on the road or simply a different spot in my own house. Both the wireless keyboard and touchpad have a sleek black design. The case itself is a really nice dark green color and houses the keyboard, touchpad, and charging cable neatly. My favorite feature is the laptop riser height because it puts my laptop screen and camera at a good height for me to look at comfortably. Connectivity was pretty seamless and easy via Bluetooth. Both the keyboard and touchpad take a USB-C connection for charging and they arrived with around 50% battery out of the box. This setup comes with one USB-C to USB-C charging cable in a compartment with room for more cables if needed. The only issue I ran into with the design is that the laptop cradle doesn’t allow me to fully shut my laptop, I have to push the laptop up a bit to get it to close completely. Other than that, I really like the Casa Pop-Up Desk and am looking forward to taking it with me on my summer travels. I’m glad to add this to my collection of Logitech accessories. I downloaded the Logi Options+ desktop app which is helpful because you can adjust things like touchpad speed & direction, keyboard shortcuts, and see the battery percentage. You can also access the Smart Actions which allows you to use shortcuts or designate certain buttons to perform specific actions. There are Smart Action templates and I picked “Work Mode Google Suite'' which uses a sequence to open up Chrome tabs for Google Drive, Gmail, and Calendar - I customized it to remove the calendar from this sequence since I don’t really need that. You can also create your own actions if you don’t want to use the templates.

Got this for two reasons: It's Logitech! And it's Pink! I have the Logitech pebble mouse & keyboard combo and the matching Zone Vibe headset in Rose. So naturally when I saw this, it was a MUST HAVE. Now onto experience: I have been using this for 3 days now. I've used it at home and have taken it on a test drive to a café and used it there for hours. The Good: 1) Convenient. 2) Fits nicely in my backpack. 3) Cradles my MacBook Air 13.6" perfectly. 4) Casa Keys: As expected, the keys are finger-friendly. Love the way it feels when I type. I must say I have always had a good experience with all Logitech keyboards I've owned. I have not yet found a brand that's better when it comes to keyboards. Not even Apple! 5) The pairing was super easy. If you're on a Mac, don't forget to download the Logi Options+ so you can customize the trackpad gestures to mirror your Mac's trackpad gestures (if that's your preference). Otherwise, without it, the Casa Touch has basic functionalities. 6) Connection subsequent to pairing is amazing. As soon as I turn on Casa Touch and Casa Keys, the Mac picks them up. The not-so-good (for me at least): 1) I set up Casa Touch to mirror my MacBook's trackpad gestures, including the three-finger drag. By default, Casa Touch has Drag set to press and hold with one finger then press with two more fingers then drag. I never liked this on the Mac so have all my trackpads set to the three-finger drag. Casa Touch supports this. However, it's not as seamless and doesn't seem to stick. When it does work, it takes a moment. The object being dragged doesn't move at first then eventually does. Other times, it just doesn't work at all and I have to resort to its default. I'd have to go back to Logi Options+ and reset it. 2) A little surprised (and disappointed) that the charging cable is not pink (or Bohemian Blush). It's gray. Kind of wonder if whoever packed this inadvertently packed the wrong color cable...unless all three Casa colors got this gray cable. Luckily my Zone Vibe's cable is pink :) so that's what's in my Casa box (as well as a pink Cross pen). My wishlist: 1) A sleeve slightly bigger than the white sleeve that came in the packaging. I've been using it to keep the Casa box clean but have ripped one side because it's too snug. 2) Casa Keys with TouchID for the Mac :) Overall, I'm pretty happy with Casa. I took off one star because of the three-finger drag experience (or lack thereof on occasion). But I can live with this “issue”. Hopefully future software updates can resolve this.

I am one of those people who always takes their laptop with them on my personal travels, and up until now, I have not found a mouse and keyboard kit that was portable enough to have a pop-up station on the go. Fortunately, this Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk checks the boxes for two scenarios when I will be using this regularly. First, for traveling, this is now a must because it’s slim enough and the packaging makes it extremely easy to just throw on your backpack together with your laptop. In addition, I work from home and my company provided me with a cheap mouse and keyboard that makes the typing experience horrendous. I was using my gaming mouse and keyboard, but the RGB is too much for a professional set up, so I am glad I got a chance to test this kit because it’s a classic black that really goes with my remote station. Here is a quick breakdown on how I score this Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk. Built Quality 5/5 Right away you can feel the built quality. This is not made of aluminum but it’s so sleek and shiny that it almost feels like there is some aluminum in there. Love the black-on-black look! Connectivity 5/5 I paired this up with my MacBook and with my work computer, and it was extremely easy to set up. I also love how I can quickly switch with a click of a button to go from my personal computer to my work computer. Portability 5/5 Best feature. It can be put away and looks like a book that you can stick on the shelf or even keep in your workspace. Presentation 4/5 I love the unboxing experience. It’s clean and professional. The only thing I wish would be different is the green color. I really wish they would of stayed with the black look. I am not the biggest fan of the green notebook color, but thankfully the keyboard and the trackpad colors are perfect. Overall, I highly recommend this to anyone needing a portable trackpad and keyboard kit which you can totally use at home. Excellent product from Logitech, I hope they make a fully black version in the future!

If you normally work from home or on the road and normally just use the laptop keyboard and trackpad, do yourself a favor and pick up the new Casa Pop-Up Desk. I wasn't sure if it was going to be worth it for me because I've been fine just using the laptop keyboard and the trackpad, but man if this didn't make things A LOT more comfortable for both my hands as well as my neck! Logitech did an awesome job of combining a wireless keyboard, a nice trackpad, a laptop stand, the recharging cable and a bit of extra space for a USB drive, stylus, or other small item. And they packaged it in a really elegant and professional package that would tuck into a large briefcase or look nice on a bookshelf when not in use. I'm using the new 16" ASUS ROG Zephyrus on the Casa and it sits solidly on stand without any wobble or fear of falling off and it places the screen at the perfect level for my eyes and the video/security cameras above the screen. I didn't check the battery level on the keyboard or trackpad when I first set things up but they both finished charging to 100% in about an hour and twenty-five minutes. Theoretically I'm supposed to get weeks of use out of the trackpad and MONTHS of use out of the keyboard before needing to recharge again, and while I haven't had that long to test them out the drain on them so far from the last several days would seem to jibe with Logitech's numbers. The keyboard is a tad bit smaller than many of their wireless Ten-KeyLess keyboards but that is due to shaving down almost all of the extra materials around the keyboard and shrinking the keys just a bit more. I normally type on a Logitech MX Keys keyboard for my Mac and it is my favorite typing experience out of ALL keyboards but the Casa keyboard is a nice portable solution and I have had every few errors while typing and appreciate the identical layout. The trackpad is nice, if a bit more compact than the massive one on my laptop, and something I don't use as much because even on the road I typically use a Logitech MX Anywhere mouse. I like the trackpad enough that I might forego using my mouse all together on the road, but will probably keep using it at home. The trackpad is also the only item I had ANY issue with out of the entire set and I was able to fix that with a tweak to the settings in the Logitech Options software. I typically 'tap' rather than click on trackpads but the Casa trackpad is a bit more sensitive than I'm used to and I was getting both 'taps' and 'clicks' registered and it was causing some confusion and double selections. I turned off taps and I'm just going to stick with clicks because this trackpad is nicely responsive to clicks, which many of my previous ones weren't, and that's why I had switched to taps in the first place. If I were to make ANY suggestion for improvement for the Casa 2 system, it would be to add some additional ventilation to the laptop deck. I did not run into any overheating issues while using the Zephyrus for video/photo editing, and I probably would not be using this set-up for any gaming, but extra ventilation on a laptop like this is always appreciated. I would think that it would be relatively easy for the engineers at Logitech to open up some ventilation holes without compromising the structural integrity or 'stickyness' of the support deck. All-in-all, this is another great addition to the already great stable of Logitech products. If you work on a laptop and normally just use it sitting by itself on a desk, do yourself a favor and get the Casa. You'll thank me later.

The Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk Work From Home Kit is a compact and convenient solution for remote work setups. The kit includes a Logitech wireless keyboard , a trackpad, storage and laptop stand all in a nice compact carrying case that is the size of a book. Removing the stored trackpad and keyboard just takes a simple push on the bottom and the top will swivel up to pull it out. The keyboard is small and compact, but it is easy to type on. The ability to sync to up to three different devices is a big win for this set up and it is easy to switch between the three devices with the labeled keyboard buttons or the trackpad buttons. The keyboard does not have any backlight and I feel that is a big miss for this set up. The trackpad is responsive and a really nice size. It took me some time to get used to it, but the more I do, the more I like it. The keyboard and mouse combo offer reliable wireless connectivity and should have a very long battery life. The laptop stand is sturdy and adjustable, providing ergonomic benefits by raising the laptop to eye level, reducing neck strain. The Casa Pop-Up Desk is a portable and lightweight desk that can be easily assembled and disassembled, making it ideal for small spaces or temporary workstations. It offers a stable surface for your laptop and other essentials, enhancing productivity and comfort while working from home. Overall, the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk Work From Home Kit is a practical and well-designed solution for remote workers seeking convenience and functionality.

I was pleasantly surprised by something so basic as a laptop stand, keyboard, mouse combo. I was really impressed by the quality, design and especially the performace. THE PRESENTATION: The presentation is really elegant, the box it was presented in looked really nice and gave it a high end look. The book style storage and case is really creative and feels very durable in your hands. The keyboard, mouse pad fit together inside the stand and make it very easy to travel and store. THE PERFORMANCE The keyboard, mousepad were very easy to connect via bluetooth and i did not experience any issues. The stand has a very sturdy feel, the magnet that holds the stand is very strong and sturdy. The keyboard keys have a nice travel to them and a very satisfying click. The mouse pad, which i didnt think would be useful, turned out to be an important part of the laptop experience. You are able to place the mousepad anywhere on the desk to make it come comfortable to reach and use as aopposed to the cramped location on the laptop. The overall concept and design are A+, I definitely recommend it for those with tablets or laptops.

Verdict: The Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk is absolutely fantastic! It’s the perfect companion for a laptop, especially when traveling… it allows the laptop screen to be raised at eye level, and comes with a high-quality keyboard and mouse, both of which can be stored inside the pop-up desk. Pro tip: Setup on both test laptop registered one of the two devices easily, but not the other. I turned off the computer Bluetooth and then turned it back on, and then the remaining device connected easily First impression. “Wow… Logitech is now a premium brand!” That was my thought when opening the premium packaging and elegant presentation. Materials feel, look, and work great. The pop-up desk is very well designed, with smart features, for example the closing strap also serves as non-slip surface when the pop-up stand is open. The overall thickness of the pop-up desk is a consideration if packing everything into a backpack with a laptop, but it fits reasonably well for me, and it’s not very heavy. Setup. The stand is very easy to setup: open it, angle it, and hook the platform into the base. When I first turned on the keyboard and mouse, my laptop detected the Bluetooth connection and asked me if I wanted to install new devices. I selected yes, for both the keyboard and the mouse, but only one of the two was installed. The other device did not install despite several attempts. I turned off the Bluetooth and turned it on again, and finally the other device connected. The same thing happened when setting up a second laptop. Performance. The keyboard has ample space for easy typing. Keys feel good and typing action is smooth and fairly quiet. The keyboard has convenient “hot keys,” including an emoji button, as well as three buttons to switch the keyboard connection between three different laptops. The mousepad feels very nice and is easy to use. Clicking with the mousepad feels very smooth and requires just the right amount of pressure. Gestures work as they do on regular mousepads. Things I love. - Ideal laptop companion for travel - Excellent organizational solution for keyboard, mousepad, and other items - High quality keyboard and mousepad - The keyboard is compatible with both Apple and Windows computers - Auto Bluetooth setup with laptop works reasonably well - Works with three different computers - Non-slip strap at the bottom Things I don’t love. - Only one angle, but that’s ok because you can adjust the laptop screen angle - It doesn’t feel super sturdy, but so far it has no issue holding a 17” gaming laptop. My main concern is longevity though; we will have to see over time - The part of the stand that supports the laptop should have aeration holes to promote cooling Overall, this is a wonderful laptop solution for a stand, keyboard, and mousepad. The best part of this package is that everything fits into the stand for easy storage and transport. The stand places the laptop screen at eye level, which improves comfort and posture. The keyboard and mouse are definitely high quality, and the stand looks like it will last, even with a heavy laptop. I highly recommend the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk.

I absolutely love the Logitech Casa Pop-Up! It’s super convenient and looks great on my desk. The keyboard and touchpad feel really high-quality, and I love that everything folds up neatly into a compact case. It’s perfect for switching between home and office or even working from a café. Setup is quick, and the Bluetooth connection is solid. A little pricey, but the design and convenience make it totally worth it. Highly recommend for anyone who works on the go!

Sometimes accessory makers take a swing at something new and creative and they miss terribly. This is not the case with the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk. The keyboard and trackpad pairing is so good that it may replace my existing set as my daily driver, and certainly a must-own if you find yourself hunkering down in coffee shops often. First off, let’s talk about the weight. It’s not something you’d call light, but it’s not prohibitively heavy to carry the set. Everything folds up neatly into a book form factor , making it easy to pack into my bag and set up wherever I find space. This stand transforms any spot into a comfortable workstation in seconds. The keyboard fantastic. Typing on it feels smooth, almost effortless, and the keys are so silent, I can type away without worrying about disturbing the peace of any public space. However, Mac users might need a brief period to adjust to the fn and CTRL buttons being flipped—a small hiccup in what’s otherwise a flawless experience. The strong grips at the keyboard's bottom are a thoughtful touch, ensuring that it stays put on any surface, which is especially handy on the slick tables at my favorite Starbucks. While the trackpad may not be as large as some standalone models, it strikes the perfect balance between size and functionality, easily outpacing the cramped trackpads on most laptops. Its responsiveness is top-notch, making every swipe and click feel precise and satisfying. One of my favorite features of Logitech accessories—and the Casa Pop-Up Desk is no exception—is their seamless multi-device pairing. Being able to switch between my MacBook, Dell, and Mac mini with the simple press of a button is a convenience I didn’t know I needed, but now can’t live without. The only area where I see room for improvement is the mechanism by which the stand folds into itself. The stand seems to hold my 14" laptop like a dream, but my beefier 17" laptop challenges the stand’s holding capability, occasionally causing it to slip. A more secure locking feature for larger laptops would make this “desk” practically flawless. In summary, the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk is a stellar product that effortlessly blends convenience, quality, and versatility. Whether you’re a student constantly on the move, a professional in need of a flexible workspace, or just someone who enjoys the change of scenery while working, this pop-up desk is a worthy investment. It’s made my mobile office setup complete, and I can confidently say it’s a gadget that’s transformed the way I work on the go.

First Impressions This is a great concept device and definitely perfect if you are looking for a simple desk setup. The Pop-Up Desk puts the screen height in an optimal position and height. The keyboard is compact but not more than the one in my laptop. Having the dedicated keys on the top row is great and no functionality is lost in my normal work flow and use. The trackpad works great and feels like any Windows laptop trackpad. As a Windows user it is a bit of a different concept using the trackpad over a mouse, but it is quickly becoming natural reaching for it over the mouse. Setup was super quick via Bluetooth and Windows 11 picked up the devices super quick and connection was easy. Multi-device use is a great feature, I don’t even consider a new keyboard/mouse combo unless it has this anymore. I would have like as an added bonus to have a backlit keyboard, just a personal preference. Also, the band to hold the lid closed is rubber. I think elastic would have been a better choice that would last longer; time will tell. I don’t have any complaints or negative feedback to report, getting the keyboard and trackpad out is not a pain, but requires tipping them out, so make sure you do it over a table. Everything fits snug and won’t move around and I can understand not wanting to have a pull tab or the like to keep a nice and neat appearance, but it does make you have a bit of an awkward experience taking out the devices. Logi has been my go to brand for quite a while for keyboard and mice, can’t say anything bad about the quality and the same continues for the Pop-Up Desk. My personal use for this device is for a mobile workstation as it cannot replace my dock and 49in ultrawide.

I’ll start by saying this is Logitech, it doesn’t get much better than Logitech when it comes to PC & Mac accessories like keyboards and mice. I’ll follow by saying this was a great first attempt but there’s a couple things to iron out on this one. Let me explain: It’s built solid, no question, and I get what they were trying to do. This is a case which folds out to a laptop stand making it easier to work on a laptop in remote locations or working from home if you don’t have extra monitors or the means to hook up your laptop to a monitor. It comes with a slots to store the keyboard, and mousepad. Also sports a small compartment to store the USB C charging cable. They provide one with the set. They lay flush when stored so that the cover can be folded up nice and neat for storage. You could also store approximately 3 pens or pencils in the same compartment. The rubber strap that holds the lid tight and keeps everything stowed is well made and very sturdy. (see photo) To remove the keyboard and mousepad simply press down on the bottom area of each and it props up to grab. (see photo) They made a nice little indent in the bottom of the case to do so. Nice little design point. The lid sports magnets at the bottom of the cover when flipped in stand mode, that connect with magnets near the keyboard compartment area to help hold the laptop in place. Bluetooth hook up was quick and relatively painless. You can pair these with up to 3 different devices which is nice. There is a button on the bottom of the mousepad to change between and help with pairing. To pair the keyboard, press and hold the buttons on the top left till it flashes and start your pairing. As with most Logitech I’ve used the keyboard and mousepad are very satisfying and have very nice engagement and responsiveness. Keyboard is very quiet. This topic leads me to one of my hang-ups with this system. The portable mousepad is very comparable with the Macbook magickeypad. It’s approx. 1/2” smaller width-wise. My problem is that I have a macbook Pro and a Windows PC. When I tested this mousepad on the macbook, it was lagging pretty bad , and choppy on Safari and Chrome, Word, and Excel. Those are just the problems I used for testing. Just scrolling up and down online was and jumpy and not smooth at all. When I reverted back to the macbook magicpad to scroll, it became smooth again. When I tested with the PC laptop, it was much better. I would suggest if you have a macbook, this is not for you until they do some more R&D. The only other issue I had was battery life. I charged both the keyboard and mousepad completely before testing. After about an hour I was at 50%. Not to mention the annoying fact that you have to charge them separately. All in all you could always do worse, Logitech is the goat when it comes to products like this. They always put a lot of thought into their designs and this one in my opinion just needs a little more tweaking. I do think it’s ready to go for college students and business professionals if you need something to elevate your laptop game when traveling, in class, or working from home. I’d def recommend it.