Laptop Bed Table, Bed Desk with Foldable Legs & Cup Slot, Adjustable Trays, Reading Book Holder Notebook Laptop Stand Laptop Tray for Bed, Sofa,Terrace,Carpet, Black

Overall I am very happy with it. Lightweight but sturdy. Good price. . It would have been nice to have a phone dock as well

The table is quite reasonably well constructed. The working surface is made of 3-ply bamboo and measures 50 cm (long side) by 30 cm and is 1 cm thick. It is divided into two sections. The right hand one is 16 cm wide and is fixed to the frame by four screws and permits mouse use. The surface covers a side drawer which is of little practical use. The left hand section is hinged and can be raised into four working positions. It is perforated to allow air circulation to help keep laptops cool. It is locked flat by a plastic clip at the back. The working surface is supported on a solid, finger-jointed bamboo frame 3 cm high, the corners of which have not been sanded and are a bit sharp. The frame conceals the adjustable legs which are hinged to the frame using machine screws with ‘nyloc’ nuts which should prevent their becoming loose. There is no washer between the moving surfaces of the leg and frame nor between the leg and nut. The washers would have been a good idea as the legs do not fit flush with the frame leaving about a 2mm gap on each side but the strain and friction this produces stops the legs from swinging out when the flat table is lifted. The bamboo legs, when deployed, are 17cm long and this may be increased by another 5 cm by the leg extenders that can be locked in place by wing screws on each side. (Four in all). The rigidity of the leg structure is maintained by a bamboo stretcher tenoned and nailed into the extenders. The side drawer is 13 cm wide and 2.1 cm deep and opens 7 cm. It houses the removable bamboo ‘lip’ that stops a laptop from sliding off. It cannot be used to store a mouse, nor earbuds in their case, nor pens nor pencils unless they are extremely short. It is rather slackly fitted and drops open if lifted by one side. It’s an annoyance, really but anyone adept at ‘Blue Tac’ engineering should be able to fix it if needs be. For me, the table lost a star through ‘meanness’ with the washers and the impractical drawer. The detachable lip could have been housed by a clip instead. Apart from the niggles, the table does its job well and is comfortable to use. I applaud the use of renewable materials.

I bought this table to do crafting on, as I'm in a small flat and have half filled the living room with my crafting supplies! I had been using a lap tray with cushioning - you know the ones - and I still use that when I have paper taped down on my table, but the brilliant thing with this table, is that it sits over my lap, allowing me to paint, draw, collage and so on, comfortably!It's also perfect for putting a laptop on. I have another one for my laptop, which has saved me from getting headaches due to constantly looking down to work on it. So many good uses for this table :-)

Love the wee drawer, perfect for hiding my chocolate

The product itself seems alright and so I don't want to rate too low, but it arrived absolutely filthy, dusty and disgusting and needs a real clean which isn't fantastic considering I ordered this due to the fact that I'm disabled. It's covered in thick brown dust on the handles and the edge part and the styrofoam from the packing crumbled all over it and all over my floor. Really frustrating.

I wanted to do some work sat on the bed and so borrowed my daughter's one of these - she uses it a lot to prop her laptop on to watch videos in bed or to work. It provided a really comfortable working position. It's well made, I like the ventilation feature, the removable stand that stops laptop or phone sliding off when it's angled, and the fact that you can alter the degree of angle depending on what you are doing. The fact that part of the desk remains flat is useful too. It comes assembled, you just have to open out the legs. It's probably worth checking the dimensions between the legs of it to make sure it will fit well over your lap/legs - it's not a huge bed desk, but I'm not tiny and it worked well for me.

The laptop stand is well built, good value and works very well with plenty of options for height adjustment and the added bonus of a small drawer and an area for a mug of coffee or similar. The only improvements I could suggest are to give the option of a mirror image version where the coffee stand/ drawer is on the left. This might be more ergonomic for certain people.

Bought this to work from home when I was temporarily restricted to bed and it allowed me to continue working in relative comfort. The bit which tilts is so useful as it allows the keyboard and screen of a laptop to be in a more natural position. The only issue I had was that it has a tendency to wobble when setting it up and it pitched the laptop off once due to this, but if you take care and pay attention whilst setting it up, the actual time using it is golden.