Adjustable Bedside Table (Black)

This tray-sized bedside table works exactly as described. It handles my 15.5 inch laptop with easy and I believe would support a 17". I bought it more or less so I could either leave the laptop on board and watch a movie, or have someplace to put it when I am ready for sleep, that is convenient. I assembled it easily without looking at directions. So I can't speak to quality of instruction, but I didn't have any trouble on my own.The illustration shows it adjusted to face away from the bed, however you can also easily switch it around so it goes over the bed, which is how I keep it due to space constraints. There is enough space underneath that I don't feel restricted on my twin mattress, although I don't know that I'll be rolling under it. I haven't looked - I may be able to adjust it higher as well. But it works fine as it is.I wish it was closer to $15 (with the free shipping I get with Prime) than the 21.95 I paid. It is plastic on top and definitely wobbly (I would not however worry about it coming apart or off the bed). If you put drinks on it or anything with liquid, you won't want to bump it or it will move sideways and you may get slop. Nonetheless a convenient extra surface for temporary placement of such items.While it holds my laptops with ease, I would not either place a very heavy load on this surface. E.g. a stack of textbooks might be too much. A few heavy books would not, so if you want to do some homework and then put your laptop and a book or two on it, I'm guessing it would be fine.Note that it runs along the side of the bed. It is not a lap-table. You cannot place it directly in front of you; e.g. not ideal for feasting or typing, unless you have a stand-alone keyboard you can put in your lap. I consider it more for storage for papers, my phone, my laptop, etc.--things I want to keep close but may not necessarily be using immediately, or, for viewing as I surf or just watch movies. I have a wireless keyboard somewhere around here...There is a very slight ridge all the way around, enough to keep things like pencils from rolling off, but not enough to get in the way.So, I'm not sure it's worth the full value in terms of construction design and materials, but in terms of function I'm very happy with it.I'm thinking of ordering a 2nd one for my other laptop or for drinks, dishes, etc. but I'm not sure I want to shell out another $22.Altogether, I do recommend this product. With the few drawbacks stated, it's also fantastically convenient, space-efficient, and easy to put together.

When setup it sways and the top snaps on and can pop off if you’re not careful. Pieces were bent and wouldn’t go together easy.

The Bedside Table is PERFECT for certain applications such as more table space for someone with mobility issues and needing to have lightweight items within easy reach. It's nice to be able to setup and take down as needed.The way our bed is constructed (mattress sitting atop a former water bed pedestal with drawers - a section of plywood afixed to make a solid platform for the mattress) we can mount this table to the platform. Otherwise, this table is NOT sturdy for a heavier laptop and open drinks (such as pictured) are at risk of being spilled. Even with the table mounted to the platform I still would recommend using a closed bottle for a beverage such as a  CamelBak BPA-Free Better Bottle with Bite Valve If the person needs help getting in and out of bed and just wants the table to hold a book, a Kindle, etc, perhaps look at the  Standers Stander Bedside Mighty Rail, Black, Universal  or the  Standers Bed Rail Advantage  (this REALLY helped my husband with mobility issues!!!) as a good alternative.

Great product for the money. If you have a thick mattress this table at its highest setting will be around the same height as the bed. It’s not very sturdy but great for over items like coffee, laptop etc.

The product came in a thin box with the sides bulging. The components inside were loose and probably attributed to the plastic posts on the table to break. However im glad i found it now because these posts were not designed for strength and would eventually break with use.Design suggestions- add radii and gussets to the posts that connect the table to the frame. Otherwise these posts will continue to break. Also, change material to a less brittle plastic..

I assembled this in the "s" shape the instructions show, put it on the bed, and then went to sit in the bed. I'm glad I didn't have any liquid filled cups on top because it tipped and slid out. When I flipped the bottom piece and reassembled in a "c" shape, it became useable. I was hoping to keep my standard nightstand items on this: glasses, book, cell phone, and a glass of water. It all fits, but the glass of water still made it tilt. I was determined to make the "s" shape work, so I got two brackets at the hardware store and just screwed it into my bed frame under the mattress. Seems like a lot of trouble just to get this to not spill a glass of water but it worked. Not too impressed by this one

Literally the cheapest thing I've ever purchased on Amazon. The tubes flanges don't fit together even if you sand off the paint. Button clips broke with about 3 pounds of pressure. None of that matters because the tray arrived warped like a pringles potato chip. Not worth 5 bucks. I'm surprised this is even able to be sold or leave the factory. If they charged 5 buckS for this it would still be insulting.

I bought this even though a lot of the reviews were negative and with low stars. It is designed to fit between your mattress and box spring or bed frame. NOT ON THE FLOOR like a lot of the previous reviews implied when they said it would not stay upright on the floor beside the bed.