Comix Adjustable Rolling Portable Overbed Review

Not at all satisfied with this stand. It's not strong, very thin. Wheels are not included. The lower part of the panel is also missing from the packaging. Since it is assembled, it becomes even more problematic to take it apart.

Great table - I bought this table for my elderly mother to use next to the sofa she usually sits on. Its height is adjustable so it slides easily over the armrest of the sofa and can be tucked away when she's not using it. Assembly was easy - clear, concise instructions and everything was put together in about ten minutes. Good value for money and very helpful.

Not worth $69.99 at the time of this review. Honestly it should have been about 1/2 the price. It's nowhere near as incredibly functional as I would expect at this price point. I replaced another laptop desk I had on sale for about $35 and decided to just use the one I have now. I could give it to my daughter who doesn't have a table for her at all. I was looking for something very durable that I could move easily and easily raise and lower. It wasn't very easy for me to move around the mat, so

Easy assembly, even to the point where you slot the top into the frame and then it all goes wrong. The only thing that allows you to adjust and hold the height are two screws on the back, but there are no holes or other ways to either keep the table level or lock it in a specific position. It is impossible to level it without a spirit level, and holding it depends only on the screw that will be inserted into the rack. what doesn't last. This only works when the top is fully inserted into the…

Easy assembly, even to the point where you slot the top into the frame and then it all goes wrong. The only thing that allows you to adjust and hold the height are two screws on the back, but there are no holes or other ways to either keep the table level or lock it in a specific position. It is impossible to level it without a spirit level, and holding it depends only on the screw that will be inserted into the rack. what doesn't last. This only works when the top is fully inserted into the…

This stand doesn't suit me at all. It's not strong, very thin. Wheels are not included. The lower part of the panel is also missing from the packaging. Since it is assembled, it becomes even more problematic to take it apart.

It was easy to put together, to the point where you slot the top into the frame and then it all goes wrong. The only thing that allows you to adjust and hold the height are two screws on the back, but there are no holes or other ways to either keep the table level or lock it into a specific position. It is impossible to level it without a spirit level, and holding it depends only on the screw that will be inserted into the rack. what doesn't last. This only works when the top is fully inserted…

This table was pretty easy to put together - the instructions are pretty clear and even the casters were pretty easy to attach (which can be a chore with some furniture). Assembled it looks very nice. The caster legs fit under my sofa and that's the most important thing for me! It goes up to my body - you can pull it up very close. I suggest that if you're fairly small and are standing on a larger piece of furniture (assuming the legs will fit underneath), you can pull it up to a chair or sofa…