Premium LapGear Elevation Lap Desk with Cushioned Booster - White Marble - Fits up to 17.3 Inch Laptops - Style No. 87966 Review

I was hoping for a desktop table that would allow my laptop to have some ventilation without fans and I figured this would work (after reading descriptions and reviews). In fact, this isn't true; the mat lifts it off my lap a bit, but it doesn't do the job of getting airflow under my computer. I don't know how that would work for a 17" computer; if my computer stands on it, it leaves a bit of extra space on it. The hardest part (and someone said it's super smooth, so it's up to me), the mouse…

It's comfortable and compact and my laptop hasn't overheated in the time I've been using it. However, I have two complaints: 1. The hem is very short and my laptop is aerodynamic, for lack of a better word, and has a slight curve on the bottom so it doesn't feel as secure as I'd like (not, that it has nowhere to go.) 2. The surface is VERY slippery and my mouse won't stay on it - it slides straight into the chair am surprised there aren't any more mini travel mouse pads or mouse pads) Overall a

I've only been using this for two days, but it's far more comfortable and useful than my last lap table, which was padded with tiny balls of foam. The padding in this device is firm but very comfortable. I like the cutout for a phone or tablet. I can use my 13" laptop and have enough room for my phone to place it sideways in the cutout so I can stream video/TV to my phone while using my laptop for work. The material on the top of this table isn't that slippery, but when I use it at an angle, my

I love this little table. I work remotely. When I work, I often prefer to sit in a more comfortable chair. I used to hold my laptop on my lap, but after a while it started to get hot and it became a pain. I bought this table looking for a practical, portable and affordable solution. This table solves all these problems! I can put my 15.6" laptop and cell phone on it comfortably. Additionally, there is a small recess for storing pens. It's also very light. It's like a heavier pillow with a table

I just can't believe this is happening and that whoever designed this didn't anticipate it. The surface is completely flat, so the mouse simply slides down and falls off the shelf. The tray does not even have to be tilted completely. Yes, you can stick the pencil horizontally with tape or something else to use as a barrier, but that's a bad solution because every time you stop grabbing the mouse because you're using both hands to type on the laptop need, the mouse slides all the way down and…