🛏️ Versatile Laptop Bed Tray Table: Foldable Lap Desk Stand with Cup Holder - Ideal for Breakfast, Reading, Working, and Watching Movies on Bed, Couch, Sofa, or Floor Review

I use the food tray while watching TV in the living room and sometimes as a laptop desk. It's lightweight and gets the job done. I've only been using it for a month so can't comment on durability but so far so good.

I like this tray. Sometimes I have to sit on my feet because it's a bit tall for me (I'm 5ft 2in). Strong? Not for a bed, especially if you share a bed and your significant other is still asleep. used with a laptop. When the laptop is open, the shelf tips over due to the weight. I don't feel comfortable putting a cup of coffee on the tray. It's well built and looks great. I love waking up on a Saturday morning, my coffee (which I keep on my bedside table), my laptop and I just read the week's…

Homeschooling win! We have been told that our children may need to start the year with online learning and my daughter is terrified of it. I thought it would be easier for her to do her work while lying comfortably in bed instead of at her desk! She already spends more time painting in the comfort of her room than at the family dining table. i want one for me Non-slip and easy to stow away!

Altitude is good but there are 3 less obvious flaws and I'm a bit salty. 1) The surface is so slippery when the table is at just the slightest angle, anything not in the special mount just slides F. 2) the legs fold in but don't lock! I mean, LOOK, you have a surface smoother than the dashboard of a 1974 Chevy Nova AND your legs buckle when you hit it?!? Devilish! 3) and, to add insult to the above, there's no tipping speed bump on the front OR side edges to keep your bowl of ramen noodle soup…

Less practical than I hoped. It wobbles when I use it with a chair. There is no bottom edge to prevent a book or laptop from sliding off. Too wide to fit in my favorite chair. The legs can be lowered (although they don't lock into place) but they don't tilt so they can be used at different angles. The hole for the cup is on the left, not the right. I will keep it, but would like to choose a different model.

tray table as shown and described. I've only been using it for a few days, but overall I'm happy with it. The only downsides I've found are that the cup holder is too small for my glasses and the tablet slot is too narrow to fit my i-pad without removing it for a case. Mine comes in a lightweight front pocket to protect the screen when not in use, rather than one of the larger screen protectors. but it is a small inconvenience overall very happy at the moment.

Win homeschooling! We've been told our kids may need to start the year with online learning and my daughter is terrified of it. I thought it would be easier for her to do her work while lying comfortably in bed instead of at her desk! Already she spends more time painting in the comfort of her room than at the family table. i want one for me Non-slip and easy to stow away!

I like this tray. Sometimes I have to sit on my feet because it's a bit tall for me (I'm 5ft 2in). Strong? Not for a bed, especially if you are sharing a bed and your significant other is still asleep. used with a laptop. When the laptop is open, the shelf tips over due to the weight. I don't feel comfortable putting a cup of coffee on the tray. It's well built and looks great. I love waking up on a Saturday morning, my coffee (which I keep on my bedside table), my laptop and I just catch up on

The height is good, but there are 3 not-so-obvious downsides that I kind of find fault with in the designated holder, it slips off to the right F.2) the legs fold but don't snap! I mean, LOOK, you have a surface smoother than the dashboard of a 1974 Chevy Nova AND your legs buckle when you hit it?!? Devilish! 3) and, to add insult to the above, there's no tipping speed bump on the front OR side edges to keep your bowl of ramen noodle soup from sliding right into your lap. I really think this is