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This table was exactly what I was expecting as far as how it's built and how I put it together and the color Etc. The only problem is when you spin the table it tips so you have to keep the table One Direction so that was a little disappointing because you can't spend it away from your lap when you're getting out of your chair you have to roll it away otherwise you'll lose all the stuff on the table onto the floor.

Not a real fan of this item unfortunately it is not adjustable up and down.

First I want to say this....This item is made all of metal and I mean secure metal. Not flimsy stuff. I needed to make my laptop have a work station. I power sell and my shop is online. Second I needed something for upstairs where I do most of my work. But wanted something that would move around easily but still be sturdy enough to hold my laptop and mouse. If your looking for a private work station that can fit under beds, tables, couches, etc. This is IT. I also wanted to purchase another for downstairs. Where I don't necessarily do work but I would like to be on my laptop. So I will be purchasing this one again. It was put together in less than 40 minutes. Its adjustable and the top section tilts to whatever angle you need. It also has bars at the bottom to hold the laptop and mouse from sliding. In this day and age of rising costs and a lot of people working from home. This is by far the best thing I have purchased for my business. This is it.....THE BUCK STOPS HERE.

This is the same write up for 3 similar products. This one especially doesn't clamp tight enough to remain in the position wanted. I purchased 3 different types of wheeled tables like this one. All turned out to be difficult to assemble, had less than adequate wheels for the size of the table and moving between hard floor and carpet and never could go under my couches which was my mistake in measuring wrong. But they take up too much room and for a person post-surgery afforded poor every day use abilities. I was most taken back by the poor quality and lack of craftsmanship but then everyone thinks we still get what we pay for ... need to rethink what we're accepting these days. This and the 2 other similar products are a reflection of this. But where to find better, similar products is sometime elusive.

Perfect for laptop and sturdy. Flexible as well.

In a sea of apparently equal choices for black, adjustable computer desks that will also work as an over-bed table, this one offered a wood table top, compared to the plastic of others, and the base dimensions and design that would work best for my needs. Unfortunately, to tilt the table top requires adjusting four knobs that are meant to keep the top secure and despite the knob over-kill, the top, even in the flat position, does not stay stable. The knobs' screws press into the metal pipe that holds the table top in place but there is nothing to keep the adjustments stable. To get the knobs tight enough to keep the table top from moving requires more than hand tightening and even then, the knobs loosen over time.The same lack of stability applies to adjusting the desk's height: while there is only one knob to adjust, the height doesn't secure without extreme tightening which in turn makes it challenging to adjust the height again after. It also causes the metal pipe support to become dented from the pressure.Finally, the locks on the wheels are possessed: they randomly lock themselves, no matter how often you unlock them. I have given up rolling it around as much as I need to do... I pick it up and hope the top doesn't tilt and slide everything off.Sigh. I would not recommend this desk and would ask questions about adjustability and how the movements are secured (or see pics of the table top's underbelly design) before buying another.

This lap desk is decent. It's relatively quick and easy enough to assemble. It really isn't the sturdiest of things though. It tends to want to sag off to the side if you use it at a tilt, which was one of the reasons I purchased it. So, you have to fiddle around with the adjustments frequently while you are using it to prevent that sagging. It's ok if you are sitting right there using it, but I would never leave a laptop or anything else sitting on it unsupervised for any length of time for fear that it will slide right off. If the desk is sitting perfectly flat, it will hold that position with no problems whatsoever. I very much like that it is adjustable. The wheels work quite well. It folds and stores easily( another reason I bought it).