Review on Versatile Foldable Laptop Lap Desk with Cup Holder, Storage Drawer, and Folding Legs - Ideal for Bed, Sofa, and Couch by Byron Lucas

There are a few things I liked about this notebook. First, the shape and overall size are pretty good. The curved front allows you to comfortably position it closer to you without feeling like it's being pressed against your body. The size is enough for a laptop and room to move the mouse, which is good. I liked the foam pieces on the legs that keep it from moving too easily when lying on a bed or couch. It's not too slippery. The legs also fold in and out easily. Unfortunately, there were moments that I didn't like or should have been better. One of the most important is that the legs are not fixed. If you move around a bit, especially in bed, they can slowly move inward. If you're not careful it can slide down so far that it tips over a bit and it can be a mess with a drink on it. Also, both the cup holder and the tablet stand can pop out easily. I'm not sure why it's designed so they can be removed (perhaps for cleaning?) but it makes it seem more fragile. Also, the cup holder isn't very deep, so it offers minimal splash protection. It's certainly better than nothing, but not the best it can be. One of the main issues is that the tablet holder is too narrow to hold the iPad even in a thin case. To use it I would have to take it out of the case and that makes it too cumbersome to play around with. I think the size of this slot was not well thought out. The small drawer on the side is too small for anything but pencils or pens. It would be nice if it was big enough for something like a remote control or wireless mouse. It's so narrow that it seems useless (plus, it's not particularly secure, despite moving smoothly along its railing). The height of the table is also too high for comfortable computer use. Even for an average adult, using a mouse cuts my forearm. Should be a little lower. Eventually, the legs fold outward so that they take up a little more room on either side of your body. To avoid this, they could be lowered at the bottom of the table so that they open parallel to the edges of the table.