🍒 Versatile Cherry Top Mobile Laptop Computer Table with Adjustable Angle and Height by Flash Furniture Review

I ordered this one because the last laptop table I ordered wasn't the same but with the same weld on the bottom I found it broken. It took a couple of hours to assemble as the instructions aren't that clear. But I won. The actual table sections are better than my others. They are heavier and seem stronger. The legs and support are stable, wobble very little, and don't move from side to side like some do, that slight tilt where the screws aren't really tightened. The side of the laptop can be…

Desk is sturdy, can hold quite a bit of weight (large laptop plus accessories of course), casters work well; It helps to have two roller brakes that can be activated or not. The fairing appears to be vinyl which looks fine at the moment but I suspect it will eventually start fraying at the bottom edges. I bought this to use my computer while sitting in my chair and loved the ability to elevate it high enough to use while standing. However, the lowest adjustable height is a few inches higher…

In general I am satisfied with the purchase. However, I personally would not buy it again. As with most "home" laptop stands, none of them meet the requirements for stability and mobility in my experience. I chose this particular model in hopes that it would be more durable with an "extended" leg. While the stand itself appears sturdy. The table top (which the laptop sits on) is not stable, at least not to the extent that I would like it to be. It was a surprise and it's good that the legs fit…

I wanted to have something in the living room that would allow me to use my laptop on the table top. I chose this cart mainly based on the reviews I read on Wayfair.com as most of these types of laptop carts have low ratings (in this price range). I think the only thing I saw on Wayfair for the same table (which I liked) was their comment that it was a commercial force. Well, here's my take: the spreadsheet works for my needs, but it's by no means high quality. My husband had no trouble…

If you want to use this with a standard chair, forget it! First, there are only pictures in the instructions and they are small. You end up putting parts in the wrong way before you have to take them apart and put them back in place. (I'm a hands-on person and this took hours - I ended up needing extra hands to set the correct height (resetting if you want a different height also requires another pair of hands!) Worst of all, we wanted this so my husband can pull from the side while lying on…

This arrived a few days ago and I've put the build on hold. I just dislocated my back, leaving me with muscle spasms and limited mobility. Now I could actually use this table next to my bed. Kneeling on the floor, I was able to pull myself together without changing my position or feeling any additional pain, and it didn't last long. All I can say is that it would have been easy if I hadn't been hurt. All parts were present (always a bonus), well packaged and clearly labeled. The instructions…

I only paid $42 for this table so I really can't complain but it would get five stars if it was better designed. The design is good, the quality of the material is good, the assembly is easy, but the build quality leaves something to be desired, especially the welds; the quality is normal, but their quantity/length is very small. I see the day I'll have to re-weld this table. Also, the perforated holes for the mounting screws are so big that the screws almost go through, I had to use washers…

Bought expecting to buy a laptop. It fits perfectly on my newly shipped Asus Flip 15.6 laptop. My mobile table is adjustable and can be used by both right-handed and left-handed people. The assembly wasn't really a problem, but I've assembled a lot of Ikea furniture that has much worse instructions. This is a very good solution for people who need a laptop but need flexibility in using it. I should also mention that people who buy a larger item often tend to complain that the larger item weighs

Instructions were very difficult to follow and almost impossible to adjust. It's basically pressed cardboard with wood grain plastic wrap. We accidentally used a screw that was too long (our mistake) so we could see the inside of this product - it was made of heavily compressed cardboard covered with a thin sheet of plastic. - not quite a laminate. Sad because I bought two - I'm a teacher and needed one for distance learning. I literally built a table lift out of old Amazon boxes taped together