📚 Ultimate Multi-Tasking Bamboo Laptop Bed Tray: Foldable Lap Desk, TV Tray Table & Smartphone Tablet Holder for Study, Homework, Reading, and Dining Review

This year I bought 2 for my daughters to use in virtual school. They are great as a shelf for your laptop and also have writing space next to them. My only complaint is that the part that can tip up detaches very easily. So when we lift the lap table, it sometimes opens up and almost makes it fall off. Overall we are satisfied with the purchase and can recommend it.

product performance is good but not reliable! The sliders on the legs for height adjustment have been separated. The split wood prevents the plastic wing nut from being tightened to hold it in place. It doesn't support even the lightest laptop. I had to use wood glue and hoped it would be strong enough to work. All product ideas are good, but if functionality and durability are lacking, it's difficult to give a good review.

I bought this because I knew I would have to work from home for the foreseeable future and wanted to take my "office" outside every now and then. This table meets all my requirements. You can adjust the height of the legs (to easily get the laptop at the right height for all those Zoom meetings!), it has a handy little pen drawer, space for my coffee mug (VERY important!), space for a phone and tablet , plenty of space for laptop and notebook at the same time. Very satisfied.

Overall I like this table. The retractable legs are great, I can sit comfortably over the logs so there is plenty of legroom. Only criticism is that the craftsmanship is a bit lacking. The bamboo is quite thick, but there are pieces that have splintered and it has become a bit of a splinter hazard. There are also spots where I see the brackets have broken through the bamboo. This is the only thing stopping me from giving this 5 star rating. Otherwise, definitely a great table for the price!

Nice little table that works exactly as described but I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because the little drawer on the side is too small and rarely fits in so it's just there. as decoration or occasional small display in emergencies. Also, the cup holder area is just a small imprint on the wood, so it really doesn't help much beyond telling you where your drink is going. It's pretty solid overall, although I've found at times that the leg locks don't latch well enough to ensure they're in…

This tray is so disappointing. • The materials are cheap and the construction is poor. It's been out of the box for 5 minutes and I've already gotten a "splinter" and also caught my yoga pants on the jagged edge. • The small piece of wood that should keep your keyboard from sliding off the tray is missing, effectively rendering the tray useless. • Small area intended to serve as a cup holder, less than the thickness of a paper clip. This in no way prevents a cup from slipping off. • The spacer…

Summary: understand if you are left-handed! I have to cross my arm across my body to write or type as I'm right-handed. The food and beverage department is on the right. Because you're putting the tray on your feet, your workspace can't be shifted to the right unless you sit on the tray's left leg instead of putting it on all your knees. I think if you are left handed you would love this! This is my only real complaint and I would happily buy it upside down! Honestly they need to sell this left

I bought it specifically because it had room for my iPad. I wanted to use it when I'm drawing on the couch and my iPad is playing a tutorial or something. Used it for the first time today and the iPad barely sits in it (and I laid it horizontally instead of vertically). It's so superficial that I hesitated, but I tried anyway. My iPad actually fell out and landed squarely on my now bruised toes, luckily my iPad didn't break, maybe just because my fingers cushioned the fall. The photo is out…