And if anyone has ideas for how to improve the setup I've described, I'm all ears. If you want, I can DM you a picture of the setup I have. It's also easy to move the desk since it shrinks. The nice thing is that if you decide you don't like that setup, it's easy to change it up since the desk height is effortlessly adjustable. Looks terrible, but it's pretty functional for the most part (if anyone knows of a keyboard cover that fits the s88, please let me know). You can easily make a cover out of cardboard. When I want to use the S88, I take the cover off, pull the S88 out so it's completely exposed, and use the mouse and keyboard on the raised portion of my desk. I use my mouse and keyboard on that, which keeps them at an ergonomic height. Weight: 13.2 kg / 29.
Since using a mouse and keyboard on the raised desk surface is not ergonomic (except my monitor which happens to be at the ideal height on the raised desk), I hacked a keyboard cover to put over the S88 when I'm not using it. I have the desk raised enough so that the keyboard fits underneath on a keyboard stand at an ergonomic height. What I've got is an electric standing desk from Ikea (though I think there are better options around now for the price). With that being said, consider building your own "modular" desk setup. The other thing to consider is that if you're mainly looking for good key action and don't really need the KK integration, you might be better off getting a digital piano. It really doesn't fit comfortably into my space limited setup, and it's obnoxious to move. Unless you REAAAALLY want those weighted keys (which admittedly are pretty good IMO), I'd say you have the right idea dropping down to the S61.
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