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Duncan Robertson

I tried a foldable Bluetooth keyboard for more desk space, but its range and flimsy build outweighed its practicality

A reviewer unfolding the SEENDA Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard .

I'm a weirdo, because although I do 90% of my gaming on a PC these days, I don't use a keyboard to do so. I use a mouse alongside one of Azeron's gaming keypads, so although I use a keyboard for the obvious tasks of typing and shortcutting, I don't really need one when gaming time arrives. For that reason, one of the best gaming keyboards has always been a needless investment for me since it would just take up desk space.

I've been building a couch setup recently, and although I barely do anything over there but play games, I still need a keyboard on my desk. As truly brilliant as one of the best PC controllers can be, and as customizable as the Azeron Cyborg II is, I still need a keyboard to log in, I still need copy and paste shortcuts, access to the Nvidia overlay, or alt+tab keys to multitask. That always means that when I switch to gaming, I have to shove my keyboard up to the top of my desk so I can swing my keypad around to my left hand before I begin playing. I'm using the Couchmaster CYCON 2 as a couch desk, but that does have limited real estate.

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