Collapsible Folding Lap Desk Green Review

This is a very light table. It's a good, breathable plastic. I use it for my laptop and for my desk to color in. It's good for both of me. However, I know that eventually it will break. The legs are made from the same plastic as the rest of the table, as are the hinges and pins. I have already broken a hinge on an identical table. But I liked him enough to replace him, so. maybe not worth the money? But he serves me for what I want.

I bought a folding table for my bed. I chose it because it's not heavy (only 2.2 pounds) and not too big. I'm glad I bought it; It's solid, the legs can be locked: I just give a little push and they lock, preventing the table from falling. One thing: the surface of the table is smooth - it's comfortable to write on it or draw on a notepad, but I need the iPad to stand still, so I put a silicone mat under the iPad (I use microwave non-stick coating, heat-resistant).

Bought to help with homeschooling while schools are closed (covid 19). When folded, it is convenient to store, which is very convenient. Storage is a plus, doesn't fit much in but definitely a decent amount to keep enough stuff handy. Only complaint is my 5 year old (size 7/8) likes to sit cross legged and doesn't work with it as it's not wide or tall enough. I went back and compared this one to others (both kids and adults) and they're all pretty much the same, plus or minus an inch or two in…

I originally bought this for my laptop to use in bed but my large legs won't fit under it, but since I usually rely on "apple puree" Sit down, Chris-Cross”, it all ends well. But my 1.5 year old loves to move things around a lot. So when he paints, draws or writes on it (on the floor) he wants to "pull" it 6 inches because that makes him feel better, his legs buckle. He'll look at me like a deer in headlights because he doesn't have to move it, just pull it so that his legs buckle every time…