AutoExec AUE13020 Steering Wheel Tray - White Car Desk for Laptop, Writing Space, and Eating on the Go Review

Я купила это для своего мужа, потому что он должен использовать свой ноутбук в своем грузовике, и это выглядело намного лучше, чем пытаться установить его на центральной консоли и пытаться повернуть и использовать Computer.

I have a small Mazada Miata (MX-5) that has almost no space and works very well as a small tray/platform for stirring coffee or using a laptop etc.

surprisingly solid! It is an MDF board with a plasticized coating. It is well made and fits both of our field machines. Another plus is that it slides between the seat and console of our micro car. In this size there is NO space for "rolls", so worth the price for us.

Will not sit flat on 2014-2019 Subaru Foresters and I suspect it will not fit other Subaru with the same steering wheel design. I wish they had a car chart that this product is compatible in, otherwise it's a gamble. Judging by the photo, the tray is at an angle of 15-20 degrees to the steering wheel. Aside from not working for its intended purpose, it's pretty solid and looks very solid.

I bought this to work in my service van. I mainly use it for my laptop, but it's good for lunch too. This prevents neck pain from long tapping on the center console. It fits perfectly on the steering wheel of my 2012 Ford F-550 that doesn't have a steering wheel cover. Once positioned, it is quite comfortable and sits flush with the laptop. I like its depth because it still leaves room to get in and out of the truck without taking it off. I would recommend this to any field engineer who uses a…

My husband Brad always warns me not to try to update my Facebook page while I'm driving. "You'll meet another pedestrian," he says. "This is not an Enterprise, there is no deflector here." And then there is such a miracle product! Now I can happily fly through the streets of Los Angeles at super-fast speeds with my laptop or mobile device right in front of me so I can keep an eye on it AND the road. It's a lot easier to ignore all those startled screams and annoying beeps when you have to check

Because of my job, I travel quite a bit. The last call (*cough someone's lack of planning cough*) has me working on the laptop in the truck more often than I'd like. I'm usually quite comfortable in a dusty but roomy 2010 F-150 Crew Cab Lariat 4x4 with a fold down 6th seat that doubles as a large flat center console. Of course, as long as I'm not parking in the scorching sun through the driver's window, remember to turn up the brightness on my laptop screen and take off my polarized sunglasses.