Our sample of the CouchMaster was sent in its original packaging, as pictured above, with extra protection from an additional plastic covering and cardboard support.
The sample didn't suffer any issues during transit, but one inadvertent tear of the plastic and the CouchMaster itself could easily be damaged. We would prefer Nerdytec to supply its retail versions in a large box that would be far more secure.
A 5m USB 3.0 extension cable, 4 port USB 3.0 mains-powered hub, strips of Velcro (hook and loop fasteners) backed by adhesive tape and a storage pouch form the CouchMaster Premium-edition's bundle. The Basic-edition omits the USB 3.0 hub and extension cable in favour of a €20 price reduction.
Each item has an individual role in making the CouchMaster a portable desk in its own right.
Well this is unusual, never heard of it. Looks like a cool idea, wonder if it would fit on top of a bed!
Im tempted to buy this for my living room to lay on the floor in front of the tv. always hurts my back.
It is a little expensive, no?
Very cool, nice to see furniture being reviewed for a change ! Not sure I would want this myself, but I know a few friends who would.
Make your own.
a friend has one and use it for bed and sofa. I played a few time on it and its very comfortable and its high-quality made. when I buy a new tv will take one