Laptop Desk Black

Honestly, it's bigger than I expected, which is not a bad thing. It fits my 15-inch laptop, and I still have plenty of space for my mouse. I like that I have the option to work on my bed now that I own this desk. Overall, it does what I wanted it to do, and I'm happy with it.

Second one I’ve had to buy because my kids took my first one haha! We use these for lazy days when we wanna be in bed & color or in my case do college work & need a hard surface to write. Great quality, very sturdy

Ricks a little when on soft surface. Legs do not lock into place top does not lock into place for stowing. Seems to be well constructed.

I loved this. Especially because I didn’t have a desk in my room I could just lay in bed and prop this up. Perfect for when you are sick or lazy… or have a small room with limited space.

I got this for a friend who works from home and she loves it!

I'm loving this. It's the perfect heigh for me to use my computer and/or to craft while chilling in bed. I've been getting into latch hook and this has been awesomeeeee. Listening to music in bed with my cavas tiled up and all my yard on the flat part of the table.

Very functional. Used in bed while recovering from surgery for desk space. Heavy and designed well.

First, I plan on keeping it. But as others have noted, there are some issues. 1. The legs do lock but once you have them shortened, making them longer kinda requires a third hand. I don't see needing to mess with it after setting it once, tho. I set them in the lowest position, which still keeps the tray above my legs. 2. The rocking forward issue. I got this so I could raise up the height of my laptop screen while on my bed. With the tray angled up, it works to accomplish the goal. The issue is that the curve in the legs means the feet are a few inches *behind* the front edge of the tray. On a spongy mattress, the propped up laptop puts some of its weight in front of the legs (bad!). The front legs sink into the mattress more than the back and the whole tray ends up tipping forward some. With the legs low, it can't go far before hitting me, so I can still use the laptop just fine. If the legs were squared off, it would be less likely to do this. Nuisance? Yes. Unworkable? No. I just know that the tray will be resting against me. I can still use the laptop just fine, which I am doing right now. I used to have the laptop on my legs, so this is still better for my neck.

Sturdy and already assembled.

I wish this thing was better but it kind of sucks.

This desk is good quality. It does it’s job well. I wish the part that raises up and down could be locked into place better, but besides that it does what I needed it for which was to hold my laptop while I do online classes.

The only thing this needs is a latch to keep it in place when laying flat, otherwise it flops open all the time. I can rig something up to fix it, but it would have been doable from the get-go by the manufacturer.

Perfect for the bedbound.

i use it all the time now when i'm on my laptop in bed and my back doesn't hurt as much from being slouched over my screen. the only thing is that it may wobble slightly if your bed is softer, so i wouldn't recommend putting your drinks on it.

Very useful and sturdy!

bought this for my daughter to use in her dorm. best purchase we made this far. would highly recommend

It’s adjustable so you can make it lower than how it is when it’s assembled. The one thing I don’t like is how the table flaps around when you go to put it away or take it out. It’s hit me a couple times but other than that I feel it’s great to use!

Use this almost daily while working at home! Love that it folds nicely and it's lightweight

Decent weight, can adjust height. Not recommending putting liquid on the desk unless the desk is on solid steady ground. Would definitely recommend for college students or wfh

a really good purchase; used it to get away from my desk when I WFH, and it's perfect. my cats can sit in my lap and not show up on camera.