Review on 🎋 Bamboo Laptop Desk: Adjustable & Foldable Lap Tray for Bed, Sofa & Breakfast - Large Size 27.95" x 13.8" - 5 Tilting Angles & 4 Latches by Jesse Wells

At first I had a smaller version of this table. In this case, the width was always a hindrance. I often wish I had some space to the left of my 15-inch Surface Book 2. When my wife said she wanted the same portable desk I had for her smaller 13-inch Surface Book, I saw one opportunity and gave her mine. Then I ordered these. I've used it a lot and had time to find the pros and cons. Here's my take on it: Pros: Spacious surface, ideal for a 15-inch laptop and a few select extras. This is exactly the size I wanted to buy. Also, my wife prefers the smaller one so mine doesn't disappear. :) The legs are height adjustable as a pair at each end of the tray. Two fans in a plastic case are installed under the air vents that use the USB port for power. The cord is retractable so it doesn't get in the way when not in use. The fans are loud, but not annoying enough. There is a slot for a mobile phone on the table. It has a hole to put the charging cable through the table. There is a rectangular indentation just below the phone slot. At first I thought it was useless because of the odd size. Then one day I used some SD cards and realized they were the perfect size so they wouldn't slide off the table. leg side. I like that it mainly consists of a fast-growing and very durable material - bamboo. Bamboo grows MUCH faster than trees. He has a small box. It really isn't too expensive for a sturdy desk that will hold things up with no problem, much heavier than a laptop. the middle of our double bed to use it. Otherwise, one end of the leg will not quite fit onto the mattress. Getting more workspace is a tradeoff, and I'm fine with that. you can not be The legs are height adjustable at each end, but not individually. This causes the table to move a lot when you shift your weight even slightly. Also, the mattress sinks lower where you sit and higher where you stretch your legs, so the table always seems to tip forward. I rotated the legs a bit to try and make the leading edge longer, but that doesn't help much and will likely damage the legs. The solution is individually adjustable feet at each corner. The slot on the top is unusable for a mobile phone. It's too small and thick to hold up every phone I've seen. The only way to keep a cell phone upright is to put the cord through the hole in the phone. At this point, the connector on the cord will support the entire weight of the phone if it tries to fall. This can only cause the handset of the phone to bend to the point where it no longer holds the connector. The whole block is too high. For some reason, when they made the table wider, they simultaneously lengthened the legs on both ends. Big mistake. Even in the shortest setting with the legs as far apart as possible, the table is still at about shoulder height. As a result, I have bruises on my wrist from using the mouse. My arm is dangling and my wrist is resting on the edge of the table trying to move the mouse. I could have two people sitting on my lap and the table would go through all three pairs of legs. it's so high For very tall people, this probably won't be such a big problem. The "locks" that are supposed to prevent the legs from closing actually don't. For some reason they are angled at the top and the angle goes in the wrong direction to prevent the legs from closing. Instead, the movement of the foot simply opens the lock. The drawer is too small and cannot be opened wide enough. When fully extended the opening is about 2 inches. The drawer is also only about 1/2" deep. If the box were wider you could put a pen or pencil in it, but unfortunately it's too small. One of the reasons it doesn't open further is because it has a Sticked a piece of wood in there as a drawer stopper.This piece on the first table I had was small so the drawer opened wider.The drawer stopper on this unit is huge so the drawer barely opens enough to get two fingers in.I personally would rather have a hinged lid to cover the large internal storage compartment than a completely useless drawer on just ONE end. they blow it right in your lap. Your laptop might get cold but your body won't. Remember to avoid dehydration if you use this portable table in your bed or wherever it is strong it is spacious which shows that the manufacturer has at least tried to address some common use cases en to make this table more useful. In fact, it only needs a few adjustments to become a fantastic table. Since most of the "bonus" features weren't actually very useful in their current state, I'm deducting one star from my rating. Although most of the features are almost non-existent, I still use this desk because I really needed a large work surface to work on my laptop or other projects while lying in bed. It easily covers this basic need. IF you need a large surface to read, browse, make homemade clocks, or anything else, this is a great option. I hope that by publishing this review the manufacturer will make some changes to raise this laptop to the 5 star category. I hope this review was helpful.