Adjustable TV Tray Table - TV Dinner Tray on Bed & Sofa, Comfortable Folding Table with 6 Height & 3 Tilt Angle Adjustments (Black)

This adjustable stand is an excellent purchase that combines easy assembly with impressive quality and sturdiness. I was able to put it together in under five minutes, which made getting it ready for use incredibly fast and convenient.​The build quality is immediately apparent; it feels solid and well-made, not flimsy like some other stands. Its sturdy design gives me confidence that it will hold up to daily use.​My family has already started using it constantly, and the adjustable feature is a major reason why. It's clear that this stand will be a highly versatile and essential item in our home for a long time.

I use my laptop quite a bit. I like to have it on a stand so I can sit on a chair or couch and pull it in close to me. Well, my old one went kaput, so I really needed a new one. I had some specific criteria. First, it needed to be inexpensive. It gets moved around a lot and takes quite a bit of abuse, so I don't want to spend a lot of money. Second, it needs to be light since I take it from the living room to the family room to the deck with my laptop on it, so I don't want to be carrying around a lot of weight. Third, it needs to be sturdy. My last one broke because the joints were hinged and after a while the hinges broke. This one has metal legs that are all one piece, so no chance of breaking. The top easily tilts to different angles and can be folded down. The legs are supposed to be able to fold in, but you have to unscrew the bar holding the two together, so that would be rather awkward. But since I don't need to store it, it won't be a problem. The cup holder is OK, but it's a bit flimsy so I would hesitate to put a lot of weight on it. Overall, it works perfectly for my needs.

I really do like this TV tray. I can only get four stars though because the cupholder to me is way too flimsy definitely needs improving

I picked this up as I recently had shoulder surgery and needed something stable to put my keyboard and mouse on while I was working on some projects.Very easy to put together with 1 hand and light enough it didn't strain my shoulder.

I'm gonna order another one. This handy device works for any chore where a flat surface is required...including snacks with TV watching.

Pros:Super quick and easy to unbox and put together. More compact than most when folded up. Design of table legs to slide under the couch is a fantastic feature, and so is the adjustable height.Cons:Table does not fold up unless you remove the cross-support at the bottom. It's easy to do with the provided tool, but it'd be nicer if this support clipped into place or was hinged instead; it's a hassle to always go find the tool when you want to fold the table. I feel like the description mis-represented this a bit, the fact it folded up mostly flat was a major factor in my decision to purchase the table.The bracket underneath the table to adjust the surface angle is difficult when you're *trying* to adjust it, but way too easy when you're not. If you lift the front edge of the table to pull it closer to you and the legs catch on the carpet at all, the bracket will pop loose and you'll flip the contents of the table all over. I always move the table with one hand on top, and the other hand holding the bracket underneath.The cup holder is a good feature, but its pretty shallow and wide, I definitely don't feel comfortable putting a cup/container with an open top in there, which kind of defeats the purpose for me. The cupholder is a ring with a removable bottom insert, I assume this is so that you could put larger cups in just the ring portion? But to stow the cupholder back inside the table when you're not using it, you have to push up on the bottom of the cupholder (or remove the bottom insert completely and store it elsewhere) in order to fit it past the angle bracket underneath; if it's a little stuck from holding a drink, don't push up too hard or that piece will go flying. Would be nice if the top rim of the cup holder had a little bit of an edge to prevent this, although that would remove the functionality for larger cups. Another option would be to change the placement of the cupholder back an inch or two, or the angle bracket forward a bit.Lastly: After only a few months of use, the top of the table is *very* bowed under and is no longer flat. I rarely fold the table up (since it's a pain to go find the tool, as mentioned above), but I don't load it with anything heavy either. This doesn't make it unusable for me, but it is definitely annoying, and combined with the other issues it leaves me a little disappointed with my purchase. I think I could have found something better for the price.Overall, it's a table, it works. The leg design means I can push it all the way up against the couch at one end to store it, instead of folding it flat. It does overhang/take up a seat on the couch when it's like that, but it's not the end of the world unless I have company over, and makes a decent side table that way. I do think I could have found something better if I had kept looking, and would not recommend this table unless the quality and design flaws were fixed.

Tray is very sturdy. The cross bar on the bottom keeps the two adjustable arms that fit under the tray steady. I chose black. It gives a nice trim look. If you are placing it on a rug, you will find you have to pick it up to move it. It doesn't slide well on carpet.

My husband has become mostly incapacitated, he can still move to his chair, more walking and he is tired out. This tray has been invaluable. It slides under his recliner, has more space than a folding TV tray, and a small lip to help keep items and spills on the tray. He almost always eats his dinner at this tiny table. I have tried, and if he becomes bedridden, it will fit under the bed.