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May 2016
(79%)
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The editors liked
Simple K65/K70 integration
Integrated USB 3.0 hub is handy
Magnetic foam cushion works well
Comfortable Cushion
Stable/ doesn't slip
Sleek aesthetics
Large mouse pad area
Easy to assemble
2x exterior USB 3.0 including a fast charge port
Living room gaming
Mediocre
No wrist rest
Exceptional build quality
Stylish design
Built-in USB hub
Mobile charging capable (with power adaptor connected)
Allows for K/M gaming in the living room
Built-in cable routing for a clean finish
Looks fantastic
Practical
Great cable management
Seamless keyboard integration
Comfortable
Large mouse pad
Cabled
So almost no lag
Powered hub
Replaceable foam
Works with mechanical keyboards
Desk
Like experience
USB 3.0 ports
Solid build quality
Super comfortable
Very comfortable to use
The editors didn't like
Costs £110 without peripherals
Ungainly form factor
Lacks wrist support
Takes up a plug socket
Doesn't provision for lefties
Leaves behind a thick
16ft cable
Cables/ not wireless
No CUE support
Tricky to store between uses
No quick way to add/remove keyboard or mouse
Main USB cable is quite bulky
“If you’re ready to take your living room gaming setup to the next stage of evolution
The Lapdog is going to be one of the most fun tools at your d
Expensive for what it is
Cabled
So requires thick
Long cable trawled across room
No storage space for mouse - slides around
Only K65/K70 keyboards fit
No left
Handed option
Huge on the lap
Fiddly to set up
Mouse slips
No love for left hands
Mousing surface feels unpleasant
Fairly expensive
Storing Lapdog along with mouse and keyboard is tricky
Published: 2016-08-17, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Comfortable for extended gaming sessions on the couch, Very clean design
No wrist rest for the keyboard, Expensive for a limited functionality accessories
The Corsair Lapdog fulfills a need that has been around for quite some time. It makes PC gaming on a couch so much easier than any other solution I've used in the past (including some elaborate setups that I've cobbled together on my own). The Lapdog does...
Published: 2016-07-09, Author: Ian , review by: gameranx.com
Abstract: If you've ever wished you could sit back on your couch and play DOOM, DOTA 2, or some other PC game with a mouse and keyboard, then you would've been sorely disappointed as there were absolutely no peripherals available that would have allowed you to do t...
As close to a desk-like experience as possible, Comfortable, Powered USB 3.0 ports, Keyboard fits perfectly, Feels sturdy due to brushed aluminum, Aesthetically pleasing
Expensive, Limited to Corsair Keyboards, No support for left-handed users, Very large - hard to store
On the Corsair website, the Corsair LAPDOG is currently retailing for just under $120 for the unit on its own or for just under $250 as a bundle with a K65 or K70. As close to a desk-like experience as possible Comfortable Powered USB 3.0 ports Keyboard f...
The Corsair Lapdog is certainly going to hold value for a certain group of gamers, mainly those that want a better experience in the living room. Even a few PC gamers might find value as well as my son did. There are a couple of design issues that need...
Corsair's Lapdog is an interesting concept. It allows PC gamers to relax on the couch without giving up the ability to play all of their favorite games. Many people work long hours sitting in front of a computer and don't want to have to sit down at a de...
Published: 2016-05-31, Author: E. , review by: anandtech.com
I always try to use every keyboard that we review as my personal keyboard for at least a week. My typical weekly usage includes a lot of typing (about 100-150 pages), a few hours of gaming and some casual usage, such as internet browsing and messaging. Th...
You already know if you want this.Quite often we have products come through the OC3D offices that we describe as "niche". i.e there are an extremely small amount of people for whom this is the very thing they want. For you to be counted amongst the audien...
The Lapdog is precision-engineered to accomplish exactly what Corsair set out to achieve: zero-compromise PC gaming in the living room. I can't fault the company for that. I can, however, question the wisdom of that mission. A full-size mechanical...
