Review on 🖥️ 17 Inch Laptop Stand with Cooling Fan, Mouse Pad & Adjustable Height, Portable Ergonomic Lap Desk for Bed Sofa Couch Office (Aluminum Table Tray: 19", Black) by John Ghattamaraju

I bought it to use in my bed. I figured since the legs are flexible it would have good balance and allow free movement, cross-legged and what not (which I can't do with my current kneeling table). Everything seems fine, but I had some issues that caused it not to work in my situation. First, it's really unstable, even when set at the recommended angles it seems that a light breeze can tip it over. It doesn't matter when you actively use it as your hands keep it balanced, but once you put it down it becomes dangerous to leave your laptop on it. Second, quite a bit of effort to set it up. Since you have to adjust each side separately, it's not really practical to leave the laptop on it while you're adjusting it, meaning that if you want to use it you'll have to press six buttons and make sure you set them to just the right one Angle. Then you can put your laptop and mouse on it and get to work. Then you're done and can't just put it aside due to the aforementioned instability, so now you have to press all six buttons again to lower it to a more stable setting so you can put it aside - but you do have to erase your laptop and your mouse before you can do this. It works out. Extra work. Every time you use it. Third, the mouse pad feels so thin. I often use the mouse while I work. As a result, my wrist often rests on the mouse. The little table, which can be screwed in at the side, looks as if it could break at any moment and bends even with the slightest pressure. - Looks weak. In conclusion, I would like to say that the company looks good and the product does not appear cheap. It didn't work for my needs, but it might work for yours.