🖥️ Black Portable Adjustable Vented Laptop Desk/Stand/Table Notebook MacBook Ergonomic TV Bed Lap Stand Up Sitting with Pad and Side Mount - Executive Office Solutions (X3) Review

Just received but very satisfied. There are many ways to place it. Basically, I wanted him to be able to sit on the couch and at the computer at the same time. It's great for that and a big improvement over sitting with a laptop on my lap: it doesn't heat up my leg (or laptop) when I move, it stays pretty stable, it helps me sit more upright for my posture, Mouse tray simplifies mouse use. It also turns the table into a makeshift podium for small presentations. My daughter was ill and I was…

This is a great little desk. I can sit in my warm bed and do my job comfortably, which gives me a lot of motivation to get the job done. It slides over my legs so I can sit with my legs outstretched in front of me or get closer with my legs crossed under me, and it's easy to move around when I need to get up. Easy to move, easy to adjust. Easy transitions from bed to bar table. Great for cooking as it sits high and prevents the computer from getting the ingredients when I want to make an online

Ultra light, easy to fold and store, just what I needed. I was tired of leaning over a small table or working with a pillow on my lap. It would be nice if there was a strap to secure the laptop so the computer wouldn't fall freely if you accidentally hit the table. It would also be nice to have a small shelf with a ledge on all sides for the USB hub if the cable is a bit short (although I found a solution to this by using a strong 3M Velcro attachment). Also, the detachable mouse pad is a metal

Firstly, not great - the mouse holder you attach separately is poorly constructed - the clip is NOT secure - it might not withstand the lengthening pressure of use Mouse. So I tried using it as a tray for my phone but there is no ledge on the edge so you can tip it without slipping off your phone. Speaking of the lip, the lip is 3/4" to keep your laptop from sliding off, it's not adjustable, and the average laptop keyboard is barely 1/2" so I just propped the keyboard over the lip instead. It…

I bought this exercise table after hip surgery and it is essential for lying down! I kept the base constant at 120 degrees (lower joint) and 45 degrees (middle hinge) and set the tabletop at 120 for standing, 150 for lying with support, and 180 for lying down. (Image) WARNING: At high angles, my laptop could fall forward. When I bought this I also ordered a 1" wide luggage strap ($8 for a 4-pack). I installed it around the base of the laptop above the keyboard, making sure it was snug but loose