Viozon Floor Stand for Laptop Aluminum Height Adjustable Table for Bed Sofa - Upgraded and Reinforced Chassis - Compatible with All Laptop Notebook Tablets Pad Project 1 (Dark-Wood) Review

I loved the sleek, modern look, the durability and the craftsmanship. The only thing I wanted was for the table to rotate. My bedside table falls on the floor and I can't move the legs of the stand underneath. Otherwise he did his job very effectively.

I needed a portable yet durable backup device to hold my laptop during this remote work process while the world is in partial quarantine due to covid19. This table is perfect. Small but sturdy. Comes well packaged. Easy to assemble. And the leg is perfect for sliding under a sofa, bed, furniture, etc. It's also perfect for breakfast in bed or any situation where you just need a small, comfortable surface to sit nearby.

I've had this table for 2 months now and the screw that needs adjustment to move it up and down is broken. I can no longer prevent a unit from falling down when it's up. This thing costs too much money to break that easily, although it seems solid and quite heavy. The table was good as long as I could use it. We barely adjusted the screw or used a table and yet it happened. Worse, I don't know how to contact the manufacturer to let them know.

We got this for home schooling during the pandemic and it's fantastic. First, it's exceptionally durable - which is great, because kids are tough! I also like the way the leg is positioned in a "V" pattern - it makes it easy to pull into any fit. It is also height-adjustable, which is also very practical! For the money this is just a great little laptop desk. It's small so be aware - my kids can fit their chrome book and a small pad - when writing is required they usually move their chrome book

This stand looks good, just what I wanted for my laptop. It does not clutter up the space and fits perfectly into the room. The only problem I had with the build, which was simple, was how it was done. The screw that allows the tabletop to slide up and down depending on the height has a piece of metal on the opposite side that helps the bolt stay in place once you've chosen the height. The screw itself needs to be a bit longer to hold the piece of metal in place while you adjust the rod so it…

I have to say this item was very strong and well built but not easy to move at all. it does not rotate and does not raise or lower (for height adjustment). To be honest the design for the price seems to me to be better. It's difficult to use in bed (you can't get up or lie down with it easily) and it's not wide enough to use for a laptop, iPad, or for eating. Suitable as a side table. I think this is advertised incorrectly. This is a glorified side table and also difficult to use on a sofa that

Setup was pretty easy; Some small burrs in some of the screw holes but once tightened everything was pretty tight. The only "complaint" is that it's a bit bulky and can get in the way if you're in tight spaces; I think it's a compromise for something that can slip close when you're working on a couch or bed. Its durability is great when you're using it, but be aware that this makes it heavy and potentially in the way if you don't have somewhere to put it when not in use. Raising and lowering…

So during the pandemic I'm working remotely full time. It turned a sedentary job into a super sedentary job as now I don't even go to meetings. I've always liked the idea of treadmill tables, but (1) they're expensive, (2) they're bulky, and (3) if you use one, you walk about 1-2 miles per hour, so you don't need a fully functional treadmill. Days in summer and dark days in winter for walking around while watching tv etc. So I figured some sort of cantilever lightweight table that I could tuck…