Review on 🍽️ Adjustable Folding TV Tray Table - Convenient Couch Food Stand for Dinner - Black by Shelly Day

First, I don't use this table in a normal way. The only deciding factors for me when buying it were color and size. I'm completely removing the glove box in my 2nd gen Prius and am modifying this table and my Prius to turn the passenger seat into a work station. This is a fairly versatile and well built little side table. It's better built and stronger than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. It can be folded and stored without taking up much space. At first I thought the cup holder just spins freely depending on how gravity is acting on it. However, it is fixed in any position. You pull it out and adjust it to your needs, then it locks into place. The small tray inside is also removable, allowing much deeper cups to fit inside. This table has three customization settings. Two are great for feet pointing towards you and the other is great for moving your feet away from you. The two tiled corners are probably good for a child to draw or color in. If you were to use this as a TV tray. The way the legs are positioned is great for pulling it as close to you as the legs can slide right under any chair or sofa that has at least an inch of space. It features three fixed pin attachment points for table height adjustment. The specific model I purchased also has a twist lock mechanism. This twist lock allows you to adjust the height to any desired level if none of the three permanent pin locking points suit your needs. This is a really great little table. The only design flaw I can think of. There are on the legs. On the model I bought, where the legs flex and begin to straighten towards you, those metal curves are protected from paint scratches by molded plastic covers. Which is a great addition as it seems like older models of these tables didn't have these guards. At the extreme ends of the legs is a rounded plug that closes the hole in the ends of the metal tube legs. At this point, however, the metal touches the ground. It would be better to prevent the paint from scratching on the metal legs with prolonged use if these end caps were a bit larger and the metal legs were completely off the ground. You can wrap a foam or rubber band in there and make it yourself, but it would be nice to see this updated for future models. If both the plastic corner pieces and the end caps (after enlarging them) had rubber anti-slip pads, that would make them even more durable, but probably harder to slide. I'd also like to add that the legs aren't cheaply painted and have a really good finish that resists moderate scratches. Although everything can always get better. Anyway, this product is 99% perfect.