📚 Casturu Adjustable Folding Laptop Desk with Cooling Fans and Mouse Pad Plate - Portable Bed Tray Table for Laptops, Perfect for Desks, Sofas, and Beds Review

This stand is inconvenient to use if you frequently want to adjust the height and different positions. I'm a teacher working from home and I needed something that would allow me to change the position of my laptop from sitting to standing etc. Setting up each connection is tedious. In addition, the material slams and is therefore not very durable. My particular package was also missing a cable to connect to the fan, so I sent it back. I would return it despite the missing part as I was just not

I mostly work on my laptop on the couch that's on the chair in front of me. I thought I could use this to make room for my legs. In theory it works, but in practice: - each section of plastic leg has room to maneuver from side to side - there is nothing for the legs to prevent them from sliding on the surface - if you do this on a sofa, bed or similar using some other soft or perfectly flat surface, the table feels extremely unsteady and wobbles with every movement - the plastic hinges seem to…

Very easy to adjust in any position. It even offers different poses that you can set. It's very useful for me to use it when I'm standing or lying on my bed. Below are two fans that greatly reduce the heat of my computer. This laptop stand is not bad.

Best buy I've made all year. Since I work from home, I've never been able to adjust my laptop to the correct height. Answering emails from my bed was also an awkward balancing act. This table solves every problem. No more crazy camera angles in Zoom meetings. I will get one for my son who also goes to school remotely.

Overall the product works as it should, my main problem is that it is thinner than I thought. My laptop is heavier and when standing on the tray it leans back. So I have to keep readjusting it and pushing it towards me when I use it. If you have a lighter laptop I'm sure it will be fine.

I usually work on my laptop on the couch, which is on the chair in front of me. I thought I could use this to make room for my legs. In theory it works, but in practice: - each section of plastic leg has leeway to move from side to side - there is nothing preventing the legs from sliding on the surface - if you do this on a sofa, Use a bed or similar. Any other soft or perfectly flat surface makes the table feel extremely unsteady and wobbles with every movement - the plastic joints seem to…