Review on 📺 Enhanced Adjustable TV Tray Table - Sofa and Bed TV Dinner Tray, Convenient Folding Table with 6 Height Options & 3 Tilt Angles (Black) by Sam Goff

This table came quickly and the assembly instructions were easy. Once together, the legs slide easily under the sofa, bringing it close enough for work. The interface can be a bit wonky (side to side) as others have reported; However, it is solid with an 18-inch bar mounted across the bottom of the structure [referred to as the balance bar in the description]. However, with a laptop on the surface and a mouse, it's more than stable enough to work with. It has an edge with a raised edge at the front to hold the laptop in place (not to slip) when it's slightly tilted down - for reading a book, for example. The position of the flat surface parallel to the ground, as expected (someone reported that it wasn't) - so good for a laptop; I added an edge so it wouldn't be pulled far forward. THE ONLY PROBLEM: According to the description, it can easily be stored near a wall or under a sofa. I did NOT think this was possible. The top goes down and the base does NOT fold like the picture shown in the description. The two legs are L-shaped and CANNOT be rotated inward due to two issues: (1) brace on the bottom stabilizing the two legs, and (2) L-shaped legs with no pivoting position (the height of the legs is fixed with pens). on either side of the legs - no adjustment for rotation and position). As you can see in photo #1, this item is best stored on the edge of the sofa (legs pushed DOWN) or along the wall with legs out. The description should reflect this. Instead, they show an image of legs that fold in easily and vertical storage against the wall and under the sofa. IMPOSSIBLE as built.