Moclever Laptop Bed Stand – Adjustable Laptop Table with Cooling Fan, Foldable Laptop Desk with USB Hub, LED Light & Storage – Multi-Functional Computer Tray for Bed, Sofa, Home, and Office

This laptop table was my very first. My sister purchased hers, so I decided to try it on for size and test her Moclever Laptop Table. I liked the sturdiness, use of an additional 4 usb port hub on the side, built in fan to keep your laptop cool as you work or play, comes with the connection usb adapter cord, built in light to see keyboard at night, converts into a book light, and built-in mouse pad. I use my Moclever Laptop Table for more than just my laptop, it makes a good stand for tablet, phone, even light boards for art.The laptop table comes packaged already assembled, legs fold down once for over the lap positioning, fold down again to raise table level higher for those who are perhaps taller, or fold legs in to underneath top to use on your lap or wherever you choose. The mousepad stand for your mouse is separated from the laptop stand, so you can decide on keeping mouse pad flat or elevated. Same goes for laptop stand.Overall, the total height and sturdiness, comfort in being able to relax and still be able to work or play anywhere, andlet's talk affordability. Honestly, it's price-worthy. I, for one, am very happy with my laptop table and I would definitely recommend this to anyone who could use one.

This product works great. I highly recommend it for gamers, work from home-ers, or people who like reading in bed. I work from home using a laptop and a tablet most of the day. This allows me to sit in my recliner and be comfortable while working. The usb has pass though that adds much needed usb connections (wired mouse, usb dongle etc.), while charging my phone, and keeps the fan running. If overheating is a problem for you, this is a great solution. I've used this with a wired mouse, that unfortunately is too tall to be stored in the storage space. When I'm done using my work computer, I plug in my personal laptop and I game in my free time (Its large, but portable enough if you take it on trips or other locations). Overall quality isn't the highest, but is good enough for the price, and seems ikely it will last a long time. If an updated design includes a small lip on the mouse pad portion that acted as a wrist rest/mouse catcher (mouse will slide off if at an elevated angle), I'd say it was perfect balance of functionality, durability, and cost effectiveness. Can be used as *STAND UP DESK.

So, overall this makes a great laptop desk for the price. It's a bit different then most with the addition of legs and stands, which is probably what made me go for it in the end. Even with the legs folded in, it is still pretty comfortable to use. It has one overarching weakness as far as I'm concerned: it feels so flimsy. It's built so that when when the legs or the stands are set, they sill stay in place, and it certainly succeeds with that. However getting them in place is the problem. The legs are hard to move because they are so tightly screwed in, and if I was to really try to force them into place, they would break, no doubt in my mind. It took me a while to figure out how to release the locks on the laptop stands and I caused some damage to one of them before I figured out how to open them, which goes back to the flimsy design. If it was made of a more sturdy material, or more thought was put into how the pieces should move and lock into place, or, you know, both of those things, This would be a five star product easy.Now to the good things. The two small anchors to hold the laptop in place is awesome. Also, the fact that they're the only moving pieces on the table that move and lock into place easily, give me hope for an updated model. Second, the extras, the laptop fan, usb hub and led light are excellent additions to the desk. As is the extra compartment under the mouse pad. It is light, really the only plus about the material that it is made of. Finally, when you eventually do get something to lock in place, expect it to stay in place.

Still have this stand using on my bed. I've seen some lighter products with a variation to the legs. Been using it as a night stand as well on the ground. Its sturdy and legs foldable to adjust height. the USB ports for built in fan; use of overhead lights; charging phone, I love it.

It does the job. But not worth the money. Especially it's legs is difficult to open and close. Once my fingers got in between. The fan is very small and not very cooling. The light is attached to a plastic holder, but if you use the light a lot, I feel like it'd break as the holder is very tight for the light to take out and in everyday.

I use this bed laptop stand for gaming on my bed when I don't want to use my desktop. It will fit a laptop cooler and still have about 4-5 inch of clearance for your mouse depending on how you place the cooler. It will fit a 17 inch laptop even with out the cooler and still have room for a mouse which is great if you don't like using your laptop mouse pad.Build quality is Ok not great, the deck is plastic but sturdy, as well as the legs for the stand. The legs lock in place which is good. I have fell asleep this the stand next to my feet and I did kick it once but it didn't fall so the leg lock works wonders. The deck is adjustable and so is the mouse pad and you can also store some cables or pens under the mouse pad if you need to take the stand anywhere. The fan and led light is powered by a mini usb plug or you can add batteries underneath to turn the fans and light on, just remember to take them out since the fan doesn't turn off unless you unplug it.I'm a pretty big person and its great that it fits with both my legs laying flat on the bed instead of having to cross them. The fan on this is ok but I don't really use the fan and the led light that comes with it since my laptop has a backlit keyboard and I have a laptop cooler.