Trademark Innovations Wood Curved Lap Desk: Sturdy Laptop Table Tray with Convenient Handles Review

Purchased for use in the passenger seat on long cross country trips for blogging. Works great and due to its simplicity fits easily between the seat and center console or our Jeep Grand Cherokee.

This is my FOURTH of these because they are so amazing. Thin enough to be placed next to the bed without being bulky but thick enough not to break when stepped on etc. Love this lap table! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT! 5+🌟

Not paying attention. I tried it on my lazy boy chair. The corners are rounded, making it less stable. I ended up making my own from a 12" x 36" piece of oak shelf and cut my own radius. For me it was too short and not what I needed. They must conform to more than one style.

Shaped just right for those of us with beer bellies. It sits perfectly on the armrests of my chair. It would be better if the ends were not pointed, as only the pointed ends will rest against the armrests of the chair, causing some instability. But still it works.

Works well so far but I'm not sure I'll keep it. I use it for keyboard and mouse and it's not exactly a flat surface. My keyboard doesn't touch a corner and keeps moving and hitting when I try to type. If you plan on using something with a hard edge (keyboard, laptop, etc.) you might want to reconsider as you may not have all 4 feet on it at the same time.

I got this lap desk for my husband's 70th birthday and he loves it. He spends a lot of time in his comfortable chair and writes a lot. He likes the fact that it's wide and has enough space for papers, books, etc. It's light but very strong and doesn't bend. He also likes that it's curved for the stomach. Price and color are just perfect! I recommend this portable lap table. I haven't tried it with a laptop yet.

Board is well made, light weight and everything as advertised. Deducted a star because of the shape. Because the front of the board is fully curved, the board will lean forward if any weight is applied to it. Two wings where the curve meets the chair back solve this tilting problem. I have to cross my legs and put my knee under the front of the board to keep it from tipping over. I still use it and am not totally disappointed but a different shape would have made this a five star idea.

I don't know how it happened but I'm very disappointed I got a completely different one. This one is lighter, not as wide from end to end, and doesn't have cut out handles. I really need this to make it easier for me to lift the board due to arthritis in my thumb. I am in need of a kneeling table right now as I am recovering in my chair from back surgery and I have a very important work project and cannot afford to take the time to return it and wait for a new one... so if The manufacturer…

I know most will probably use a laptop as a desk or laptop, but after damaged shoulders nearly prevented me from using my desktop, it's time for a fix . They say that repetitive strain injuries can be minimized by keeping both hands straight in front. This is difficult to accomplish with a large desktop and a mouse far away. So here comes the laptop. It rests partly on my desk and partly on the armrests of the chair. I can rotate it as needed and hold the mouse right in my hand. It changed…