AMERIERGO Lap Desk - Optimal Comfort for Laptops Up to 17 Inches Review

I really like this one. I've had several and this one is very comfortable. The built in mouse pad isn't very big so I usually use a mouse pad on it, but it works if you don't want to use it. The only downside is that if your hands and wrists land on the outside of the pad, the pad doesn't quite reach under your wrists as often. But overall it's still way better than 90% of the others. Uses a wooden base but is very light. Has an iPad slot (I use it to store a pen as I don't use it with an…

I was looking for something that would help lift my laptop on my desk but could also use it , while I'm sitting somewhere else. Work with the settings at home. It just turned out perfect! It's just the right height and angle for typing on my desk, and it gives good wrist support. Helps elevate the laptop just enough to improve line of sight and camera angle. It's lightweight, very durable and looks expensive. Honestly it's perfect for what I need and at a great price! I highly recommend.

Common sense isn't that common I guess. Some products make me cringe at the asshole behind their design. This is definitely one of those products. Although it is a useful product. Idiocy in design prevents this from being a good/great product: 1. Edges must be beveled! Yes! Instead, it is designed with a 90 degree edge. Sharp and may hurt if you hit it on the bed, or if you don't keep your wrist fully on the pad, it will be very uncomfortable.2. A recessed insert for a tablet or phone is in…

When you try to put a 17" laptop on it, it takes up almost the entire width of the tray and leave very little room for an external mouse. Even with a regular keyboard, you have to sag the keyboard a bit to use all the space for the mouse. It works great for casual use, which I give, but actually I would prefer a wider solution. Feels like the tablet is "slipping off" when actually using it on my lap.

When the description says it's big enough for a 17" laptop I assumed that meant full access to the mouse pad but Unfortunately, this is not the case. Can I put a 17 inch laptop on it? Yes. Can the mouse pad on the side still be used? no I would say it's perfect for a 15 inch laptop but not perfect for a 17 inch laptop. For the price, it's still good value, but I don't think it's worth saying it supports a 17-inch laptop. I returned it and bought a bamboo desk with holes in it - it was big…

Aside from a few dents and a bit of wear on the fabric, it appears to be working. Not sure if the dents appeared during shipping or before, but it definitely arrived double boxed in 2 boxes and I'm sure the wear and tear can be clipped. The mouse pad is quite narrow but I'm sure it's fine for regular mouse use but definitely not for gaming.

I just got this lap table and it looks nice but I need a place to use the mouse on the special mouse pad that came with it without feeling restricted! As you can see from the photos I shared how small it is for a 16.5 laptop like mine! Unfortunately, this laptop is definitely not a 16.5-inch laptop, despite its description as 'fitting 'up to 17 inches'. This portable desk can hold at most a 15" laptop, but certainly no more, and that's a big IF! I had to use it straight away to work from home…

In general I like it. The only problem I have is that the edges are sharp and hurt a lot if I'm not careful. It hurts me every time I try to take it off my knees and put it somewhere else. There are many more advantages, and this outweighs this minus. The pillow at the top for wrist support and at the bottom for resting on the knees is amazing. My only concern is that it may get dirty over time. It helps the case and it's very convenient for me to work with support.

Good value for money. Works well with a good sized 15.6 inch gaming laptop like my G3 3500 with enough room for a mouse on the right side. It certainly fits a 17.3-inch laptop, but it will be difficult to use a mouse (maybe a trackball, but not a mouse). I use it with a pillow under my desk to work in the car (passenger side). two to three times a week for a few hours. It's comfortable enough for a 15.6-inch gaming laptop and has plenty of room if you're using a Dell Ultrabook or MacBook Air…

I just got this lap desk and it looks smart, it's beautiful but I need a place to use the mouse on the special mouse pad that comes with it without restricting me to feel ! As you can see from the photos I shared how small it is for a 16.5 laptop like mine! Unfortunately, this laptop is definitely not a 16.5-inch laptop, despite its description as 'fitting 'up to 17 inches'. This portable desk can hold a maximum of a 15" laptop, but certainly no more, and that's a big IF! I had to use it…

Common sense isn't that common I guess. Some products make me cringe at the asshole behind their design. This is definitely one of those products. Although it is a useful product. Idiocy in design prevents this from being a good/great product: 1. Edges must be beveled! Yes! Instead, it is designed with a 90 degree edge. Sharp and may hurt if you hit it on the bed, or if you don't keep your wrist fully on the pad, it will be very uncomfortable.2. A recessed insert for a tablet or phone is in…