Customer Ratings & Reviews

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 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!

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.

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.

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 recently purchased the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk Work From Home Kit, and it has completely transformed my workspace! The compact wireless keyboard and touchpad are incredibly convenient, especially for limited desk space. The keyboard has a comfortable, responsive feel, and the touchpad is surprisingly precise for a compact device. The laptop stand is sturdy and holds my MacBook perfectly, with just the right elevation for an ergonomic setup. I also love the chic design—it’s modern, sleek, and adds a professional look to my home office. Another big plus is the ease of setup. It was practically plug-and-play, and I was ready to go within minutes. The only downside I noticed was that the touchpad didn’t have gesture controls, which would have been a nice addition for better functionality. However, this doesn’t take away from the overall usability of the kit. This kit is an ideal choice for anyone working remotely or needing a portable, efficient workspace. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to stay productive with style!

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.

Excellent setup, easy to use and I find the angle adequate. The viewing angle is not adjustable or suitable for a tablet, so it’s not as versatile as I wanted. If you regularly use a laptop as opposed to a tablet while on the go, this is a very good setup. I use it in conference rooms all the time. I wish the keyboard was smaller and lighter as I have the Keys-to-go-2, which only weighs a bit over 200 grams and feels crisp. The trackpad is easy to use. If you are not dying to use the trackpad (which is an improvement over the one on my company-issued laptop), or if you don’t need the combo set up, this probably isn’t for you. I can see how some people are better off with a small Logitech keyboard, a sturdier/multi-angle stand, and a separate mouse, even if they don’t all fit together in a neat package.

I love the concept, but it keeps disconnecting from my Mac. Super compact and easy to use. Just that one big flaw.

Its a great setup. I intended on using it with my Samsung S10 Ultra and my Samsung laptop. It worked fine with the laptop but not so well with my tablet. The mouse pad did not work with the tablet. But everything else worked well. I believe logitechs equipment is made for apple but also works with other brands just not as good as it does with apple.

Great for working remotely. The stand puts the laptop at a perfect height to avoid neck strain and encourage good posture. Only negative is that the touchpad is extremely loud, every click makes a very loud noise, even my co-workers commented on it. I have started using my Logitech mouse rather than the touchpad due to the noise. Overall, still a great purchase for those that work remotely often.

Not as sturdy as I had hoped but sturdy enough. I like the size of he keyboard and trackpad as well. Everything is compact and light weight. I’m happy with my purchase.

Surprisingly nice to use! I wash that the trackpad was a bit more responsive (similar to to my actual MacBook), but it’s easy to get used to over time.

Good size keyboard and track pad. Good pricing for the bundle.

This is an excellent set. I have already used it a few times in the short amount of time that I’ve had it. The keyboard is easy to use, though the placement of some of the keys are slightly different than my MacBook Pro standard keyboard. However, the learning curve is not too difficult. The trackpad is also very intuitive. It is just slightly different than the standard MacBook Pro trackpad, but again this is a very small learning curve. It’s great so far. Highly recommended.

This is useful and great if you are working on a flat area. I would have liked to see a way to either attach the keyboard or have something that comes out to put the keyboard on so it could be used on your lap.

The Logitech - Casa Pop-Up Desk Work From Home Kit is a great addition to any laptop (size permitting). The case is organized, compact and travel ready if you need to quick throw it in a bag and go. The build quality is really solid as with most Logitech products I've owned. The case is just over an inch thick and about the size of a planner. It has a rubber band style wrap that keeps things nice and secure when the lid is closed. The case opens to 3 compartments. One for the keyboard, one for the trackpad, and one for storing things like USB cables or small things you might want to keep with the case. It comes with a USB-C cable for charging. The stand flaps open and secures magnetically to a slot in the front of the case. It only has one angle position, so it might not be the best fit for every situation. I found that I had to rotate my monitor fairly far backwards to get the screen perpendicular to the desk surface, so you'll need to have a screen that has a good range of motion. Also, the stand is best suited to thin to medium thickness laptops because the feet at the base of the stand only extend out 1/2 inch. Depending on the slope of the front of the laptop a thicker laptop might not be able to rest securely. The keyboard and trackpad connect via Bluetooth and support connecting to 3 different devices. The keyboard is solid and has rubber feet to keep it secure on your desk. The chiclet keys have a decent tactile feel to them and it's easy to type on. Would've been great if it was backlit! The trackpad is solid and has a nice responsive feel to it! The case is made so that you just push down on the bottom of the keyboard or trackpad and it angles up for easy removal from the case slots. I tested with a Windows 11 laptop and connecting the devices was easy. The Logitech Options+ software makes it easy to adjust the settings of devices. The trackpad settings in Options+ lets you setup Logi Flow so you can drag items from one PC to another. I haven't tried that out, but it looks pretty useful when you have a laptop / desktop setup on the same desk. Although not perfect for every situation I think this is a great addition to any compatible laptop setup! Solid 4 out of 5 stars. If the keyboard was backlit and the stand had more than one position setting, I would've given 5 out of 5.

The pop up desk creates a super easy on the go desk and the keyboard/trackpad work very well when compatible. The stand feels a little wobbly like it might give out, but no issues so far.

The Logitech Casa Pop-up desk work from home kit is a perfect "desktop" setup for anyone that works from home or away from the office. The set is compact and fantastic for travel. It comes with a book style case with an elastic band to keep it closed, but remove the band and inside is the keyboard and touchpad. The case is designed to make extraction of the keyboard and mouse easy as pushing on top or bottom of each piece. the other end will pop up so you can grab and remove the item. There is an additional compartment for charging cables. The "book cover" has an addtional piece that folds out to form the stand for the laptop. It only has one location to lock into the base so it has one height option. This is my only dislike. You're locked into the one height. A minor thing and you can get used to that height. The laptop stand has two angled brackets with a lip that hold the laptop securely. It took care of my 16 inch dell work laptop with ease, but my 18" rog strix was too big for it. the lip wasn't tall enough, or rather, my laptop was too thick to catch the edge of the laptop. This is understandable, the laptop was out of the 10-17 scope, but I still thought I would check. The keyboard was only a tiny bit smaller than the keyboard to my laptop. It will just take a bit of time to get used to the difference. I always miss the 10 key when there isn't one, but for traveling, this can be expected. I like that both the keyboard and touchpad have power switches to preserve battery. I do like how it has the option to connect to 3 different devices. Connecting to two of my devices was pretty seamless. All of the gestures I tried were successful with the laptops. I believe they are standard for windows. I do not have any IOS devices to test with. I think the only thing that would make this item better is to have multiple settings/heights for the stand. This is the reason I subtracted one star.