kastriotDoes this bundle include mining app too? ;)

craigoalso will this pair with more than one device?

ValantarThat form factor is intriguing. Wonder how sturdy the retractable mouse pad is - it needs some good materials and design if it's supposed to rest on your legs like in the photo. If it works (and doesn't break) this looks pretty darn good. Hope they make a version with brown-type keys, though, as I can't stand the clackety-clack of blues.


Unlikely given the need for a dongle, though I doubt there'd be anything stopping you from plugging that dongle into your PC.

Vayra86Yes because a simple plank with a cushion under it totally doesn't work with your favorite KB+M of choice, does it :)

Vayra86Yes because a simple plank with a cushion under it totally doesn't work with your favorite KB+M of choice, does it :)

ValantarSome of us don't have living rooms large enough to stow away a plank large enough to fit a keyboard and decently sized mouse pad, which is where solutions like this come into play. Not to mention that having a loose multi-piece solution (cushion, plank, keyboard, mouse pad) would be... impractical any time you have to move or get up, not to mention for lying on the couch, unless you velcro or hot-glue everything into place, which would be pretty janky. Sure, a solution like that would work, but it definitely has its drawbacks. I like Corsair's solution (BYO keyboard and mouse, built-in cable storage), but it's far too expensive for what amounts to a form-fitting plank-and-cushion assembly with an USB extension, and it's quite large even for the TKL versions.

Vayra86Did you think this through, or? You have little space and buy a fixed KB/M combo for a single use case, instead of repurposing what you have. Makes sense! The plank is easier to store, there is no way around it. Try squeezing that Razer solution in a tight spot somewhere, or better yet, shove it under the couch. I'll take my durable plank any day: one wipe across to remove the dust instead of individual keys. No cat pee over your KB. No hairs under the keys. The list is endless. Planks rule. And srsly, if you cannot store a flat piece of wood in your living space, while you can store a KB/M I'd question your ability for common thought processes, to be fair :)

Other drawback: not fixed. That takes the addition of a rubber surface to your plank to fix. But on most wood you can just place a keyboard and it'll be rock solid because its already got rubber feet. And the mouse 'falling off' can be fixed with a gentle rise at the edge, which only takes some sort of adhesive strip for two bucks.

I mean, yes its ghetto, but it'll work miles better than this overpriced plastic garbage AND it won't break 1 day past warranty.

m4dn355$299 for the console VS $249 for these peripherals :confused:

craigoDo you have a gofundme? have you patented this to protect your IP?
I would buy the SH*T outta that, just make said Plank from aluminium, add some RGB and include the word "gaming" in the product title.