TigerDad Overbed Bedside Desk Mobile Rolling Laptop Stand Tilting Overbed Table with Wheels Height Adjustable Tray Table for Laptop Bed Sofa Side Table (Black)

So far so good. It arrived in good condition. Wasn’t difficult to put together. I have been using it for a couple of weeks now and it has been working out pretty good. I like the fact I can tilt different sections of the table independently.

The instability at maximum height was enough to get me to buy something else for using my laptop in bad (for reference my bed is almost at desk height), but it is great for natural sitting positions like on the couch or in my office chair. The top is a little too slippery for my liking. The lip at the bottom is essential to keeping anything in place and I have lost count of how many times the mouse has fallen off.

I needed a bit more workspace so I purchased one of these tables for my laptop. It was straight forward to assemble and works well.I decided to purchase another one for the bedroom but needed it for the left side of the bed. When I assembled the second unit. I flipped the table around so that it could slide under the bed frame. This was easy to do and works but one thing that I had not considered is the laptop is towards the edge of the bed, which made it less useful in that configuration. It is still usable but keep that in mind that this is a small table and is best to use on the right side of a bed or chair. If you need to use one on the left side of a bed, look around for another table. If you need to /can use it from the right side then this is a great table to consider.

I ordered this height adjustable over the bed rolling and locking laptop table to replace another brand that was damaged during shipping. I am really glad I did because this laptop table is so versatile. It is well made and comes with easy to understand instructions. Assembly time for me took thirty-five minutes taking my time in the process. The height of the table easy to adjust and both surfaces raise and lower together. You can angle the individual surfaces to your liking. There is a writing utensil tray on the larger surface to keep your laptop secure when you angle that side of the table in a downward direction toward your knees. The rolling base should fit under most bed frames with ease. The wheels will easily lock just by pushing to levers down toward the floor and the opposite is true to release them. I just keep the wheels locked and gently lift the table off the floor enough to it move where I want it. I needed to contact the seller and to inquire about purchasing some additional parts and their contact information was right there on the Installation Instruction Sheet. Once I emailed the seller their response time was in minutes not hours.

The table is really made to fit the "right side" (from the bed occupant's perspective) and is not suited for use on the "left side". In addition, the table itself is not long enough to pass further than the center of a narrow hospital bed (38" wide), so is only partially useful in that regard. The wheels are small and don't roll well on carpet (tho that may add a bit to its mediocre stability). Fitting the small gap between the two sections together evenly is not easy to arrive at, and the material is too hard and likely easier to "chip" out. It might be improved by adding the capacity to install the 'ledge' on either side to accommodate a "left hand" user. The quality of the steel tubing is quite good, and is welded together well, and when correctly assembled the joints are tight.

Easy to assemble and works perfectly where i needed it!! Definitely worth the money. Quality materials. Very sturdy. Will be purchasing a second one for daughters room

I didn’t use this long term for several reasons. It doesn’t reach far enough in the bed because the arm/desk is not long enough, so that means my head is turned one way for hours.I also assumed I could one-handed adjust the height and angle. I assumed it would be easy to use, but it’s an involved process to adjust it. I need to get off the bed, remove my laptop, and use both hands.The bar that prevents your laptop from slipping is actually too thin. I’ve had my laptop fall off before.I’m not sure it actually holds the advertised 20 lbs. I’ve had the table fall over before, so now I have some weights at the base. This makes it an almost entirely stationary product for me.Also, when you adjust the height for the desk, I find that it slips lower slowly over time. So, you need to readjust every couple days, which can be annoying.Be mindful if the room you’ll be using this in is carpeted, it’ll be extra unstable. For all these reasons, I’m still on the hunt for a laptop stand to use in bed.

I broke my ankle and have to have my foot elevated for 6 weeks... Which basically puts a person on their back. With this desk I was able to lay on my couch with my leg elevated and still get a full day of work in.This fits a standard 16.4" laptop perfectly. if you have a larger 18" screen or the like then this will probably still work but your computer will hang off the edge slightly.I also used this at work where I brought in a zero-gravity lawn chair and put my keyboard and mouse on this table and raised my monitors up. A full-size keyboard does not fit completely on the split portion, but it works well enough that I am not bothered by it.Cons:1) The wheels are cheap and the tab that locks them get's inadvertently activated semi-regularly.2) The lip that holds your laptop on when you tilt the tray is a little too short and sometimes if I bump it when I'm pushing it out of my way the laptop can fall off.3) it is sturdy enough for a laptop or the keyboard & mouse but no more weight than that.For the price you pay, it is good enough and a good value - IMO. If the lip kept my laptop on more securely I would have given it 5 stars even despite the wheel issue. I would buy this again.