📚 Adjustable Laptop Table Stand - Portable Ergonomic Workstation for Notebook, Reading, TV Tray, and Bed Desk Review

I wanted to love this product but it was too flimsy to securely hold my laptop! It was defective as the hole to attach the mouse pad was drilled from the left side instead of the right side and the small clips that attach to the front were loose and falling off. I returned it immediately. My computer is too expensive to risk damage because of it.

I don't usually write reviews but I'm surprised at how much I like this table. I do a lot of work sitting on the couch and have my legs positioned to go on either side of me and under the sofa's back cushion: it's incredibly stable and keeps me from bending over the laptop and injuring my neck. I don't use a mouse; I use a mouse pad to keep my phone handy. It also works great when I'm on a Zoom call and want to get up. My only complaint is that it was obviously sent back and was in a torn box…

Overall this is a great little lap table! I'm giving it 4 stars because it feels very flimsy and cheap, especially for the price. I feel like it doesn't last long if I put a lot of pressure on it or treat it roughly. But I'm careful with it and only use it in bed with a small, light laptop and it works great for my needs. I love how versatile it is! There are many positioning options. The mouse pad is quite small and also feels flimsy, but then again, it works. The two front clips that keep the

The idea of this table is good but I expected more. The table is not stable and the adjustment buttons are very difficult to press, especially if you have fingernails. I was expecting it to be larger so it could be used as a table next to my sofa like in one of the pictures, but the picture is very misleading. The table is not very high and cannot stand next to your sofa. I will use this as a bar table or lying in my bed. If it was worth half the price I would give 5 stars.

I have a mid-century sofa, very low seat, only 15 inches high and this laptop stand won't let your legs go down , causing you to lean back and lean forward too much. If you put the mouse stand on one leg, it will be impossible to sit on a chair with the legs folded as shown and the mouse pad attached. The Single Leg Bracket creates 9" of space from the base of the laptop to the end of the leg. It requires the third leg to be half as short, with the extra leg folded back as a balancer.