🍽️ Versatile ElfAnt Car Steering Wheel Seat Tray: Perfect for Writing, Laptop, Dining, Food, Drink & Work! Review

Easy to use and remove in a semi-automatic. I bought this for my fiancé to use for paperwork. We used it for dinner and it worked for that. It's easy to store and not very big.

Works well enough, easy to set up. Not as comfortable as a real table. But not bad for €30. I spend a lot of time social distancing in parking lots while my daughter dances. So it helps me get some work done and stay productive.

Bought for my car. Lunch break in the office, I usually eat in the car. I thought this would be a great tray for me. At 5.7 feet tall, it's a bit tall for me on the handlebars. There are only two adjustments at the bottom of the tray, I would add another adjustment to make it a little lower. It is good in terms of quality. I liked it. I would say if you are 6ft then that is good for you. Why not 5 stars, no height adjustment.

I bought one of the plain tray clips and it didn't fit the Mercedes Sprinter steering wheel. I bit the bullet and gave it a try. I love it. Installation is easy, it could be a bit bigger but only about 1/2 inch or so. What I like best is that I can sit in the driver's seat and eat or work comfortably while enjoying the view. I don't want to keep turning around, setting the table and looking back. This is a good decision for several reasons.

It attaches to the back of my seat and stays in place very well. 3 stars for SWEET. how super smooth. no clutch. Everything I wear is simple. slips off. So here's what I did. I used some dams to trim the edges so there is no overhang at the edge of the platform. lip in front with it. with these two modifications it works amazing. I like the mouse slide. and now it fits my 16" macbook pro very well.

Does everything advertised and what I need but loses points because the tray is so small. I wanted to use it as a mouse pad and from the photos I got the impression it would be big enough. Instead, you can mount an Arc Mouse there and move it forward about a quarter of an inch before falling into the ditch. It would be nice to see an option with a large tray. Besides a larger tray if there was a way to fold it flat enough to fit in a backpack it would 100% meet my needs and be a five star…

I have this on the second row of my SUV. Although I was able to attach it to two headrest posts, there was no way to mechanically use it to carry a small laptop. First, if the back of the seat it's attached to isn't exactly at a 90 degree angle to the floor, the underside of the unit will not be supported, meaning that if something is placed on the tray, the forces will increase The device may attempt to rotate, causing the device to catch on the headrest posts, which may damage the device…