Seville Classics WEB162 Mobile Laptop Computer Desk Cart Height-Adjustable from 20.5" to 33", Slim, Walnut

Well engineered, sturdy, well finished, well packaged. Made in Taiwan and a cut above the typical Chinese quality. Clear instructions and simple assembly. Mental health tip: have a 7/16" socket wrench handy for the base bolts because the tiny hex wrench and crescent wrench supplied will have you swearing quickly. Also regarding the base, the small split washers are hard to notice in the packaging. It's not common to use lock washers and locknuts together, and especially for the split wahers to go under the bolt head. But that's the way it is here. Height adjustment range is good. Curved shelf edge would be much better squared off imo.

I've had this for over a year. My fiancee and I liked it so much, we bought another one after a year. TOP: The top has a large surface area that measures 23.5 inches (~59.5 cm) across and 16 inches deep (~41 cm) at the midline, which is the deepest point. The top is made of plywood with a pseudo-wood top. Currently, I have no scratches on either top (we don't necessarily baby these...). The top can come off to be rotated 180 degrees to give the top about a 35 degree tilt. My laptop, with its amazing rubber feet, stays on the tilted surface well, however, other laptops, ipads, a mouse, a book, etc will likely just slide off as there's nothing to stop it. This is sturdy, except at some point the welds (as seen in the video) didn't hold up and it's not quite as sturdy. However, it's still pretty sturdy. MID SECTION: The top can move from 20 inches tall (~51 cm) to 33 inches tall (~84 cm). If it gets too tall, it can get wobbly. The knob actually holds this well into position. BASE: The base has 4 wheels on the bottom. 2 of the four have a little tab that allows you to brake the cart to prevent it from moving. The wheels do pretty good on short carpet and hardwood floors. Shaggy carpet could perhaps be a little more of a challenge. The top of the base sits about 3.5 inches tall, allowing the base to slide under many couches. If your couch is like mine, over 2 inches is too high. The wheels do come off, except the bolt is what holds the plastic endcap on the base. You could go to homedepot and get bolts that replace the wheels, or you could instead just use clear tape (what I used). Overall, this is a great laptop/multipurpose cart. If you are worried about the price, if you keep this for 5 years, then you pay only like 7 dollars on average. Hopefully this has helped, hit helpful if I've help!

Purchased to use with a small laptop and a chair that sits rather low. This was the only laptop desk I could find that would adjust low enough to work with this chair. It was easy to put together and is reasonably sturdy. You have to be careful when rolling it though, especially when rolling it backwards as a careless push could tip it over, especially on carpeting. However, I paid less than $40 for this, so I wasn't expecting it to be made of perfectly balanced steel and fine mahogany. I did my due diligence before purchasing. Even though the listing says that it tilts, other reviews and the Q&A section stated firmly that it does not. And you can tell by looking at the picture that it does not tilt. So I knew that going in. I see now that Amazon has pulled this desk because of concerns about how it is shipped. I have to say that even though mine arrived in perfect condition and no parts missing, it was not packed particularly well. Each piece was slipped inside a thin plastic bag and all of the pieces were loose inside a large box. There was no other packing material. So I could see that with careless handling, damages could easily occur. I also paid heed to reviews that warned against tightening the desktop bolts too tightly as they could pierce the desktop. The only gripe I have with the quality (because again, I'm not expecting the moon for less than forty bucks) is in the mechanics of the height adjustment. I expected that there would be holes in the upper post and that you would adjust the height by fitting the side knob into the appropriate hole. Instead, there is a soft plastic "sleeve" inside the bottom post that the upper post fits inside. Tightening the side knob exerts pressure on the sleeve and it is that pressure that holds the upper post and desktop at the desired height. This seems to me like something that could fail more easily than having a bolt that would fit into a series of holes. I could also see that if you tightened the knob too hard, it would go right through the soft plastic sleeve. So I'm leaving off one star for that. But overall, it serves a specific need for a very low price and I can finally work at my laptop in my favorite comfy chair.

Sturdy and easy to assemble. Third cart like this I've purchased. They are easily adjustable enough to use at desk height, and then lower to hide under my desk when not in use. Wheels are a lightweight and plastic but work well enough on hardwood floors. Adjustable height is good, the knob seems sturdy enough for regular adjustments. The measurements for the product are accurate. Very good value. Walnut color is dark, but looks very nice.

I was pleasantly astonished by the quality and sturdiness This table adjusts to a sufficiently low level, perfect for my computer use while sitting in a chair. Buyers should beware of so many others that have their lowest level too high for comfortable use. It was easy to assemble and came with all the tools needed to assemble its 8 bolts, 4 flat washers, 4 lock washers, 4 nuts, 4 wheels, and 2 end caps. The metal portions are very sturdy. The table top's edges are smooth and rounded. Its wheels allow it to roll really smoothly on my carpeting. The table top does not tilt (fine with me). My only advice to the manufacturer would be to offer a lighter color natural wood version, and not to have the curve on the front edge. The top should be a perfect rectangle (straight front edge) because keyboards, laptop computers, and mouse pads have straight front edges. The added curved area is of no value to the user. Avoiding the curve would actually result in a slightly larger table top and less wood waste in the factory, and no increase in cost to the manufacturer. Thus this simple change would benefit both the user and the manufacturer.

I was able to put this together in about 15m with the great instruction manual. It’s sturdy and well designed. However, I had a problem. The knib that tightens to adjust the height didn’t work. It screwed in, but did nothing to hold the middle bar up. The instruction manual had customer service contact info. I emailed them, not expecting a reply that day, as it was a Friday. Within an hour, they replied. By that Monday, they confirmed shipping a replacement middle bar and knob. This is the third table I’ve bought for my laptop. The first two were absolute garbage and I returned them. Even though this had a defective part, it’s overall a great wheeled laptop table. The great customer service makes it worth working with it.

If I'm sitting down at home, I'm generally on my laptop, or it is at least open in front of me, so I'm using this table a lot. But let me tell you, this table has a lot of other uses, too. Get a package from Amazon and want a place to open it and analyze your new item? Buy this table. You can use it as a tray to rest your food, since no one has used a kitchen table since 1985. Want to play a game on Steam on your TV with mouse and keyboard? Buy this table. Want to use an arcade stick or racing wheel on your console games? Buy this table. As a bachelor, I could not imagine my life without this table. Yes, I am serious. The tabletop, I believe, is rated to hold 50lbs. I have never put 50lbs on it, but it seems sturdy. There is enough room to accommodate a 15.6'' laptop with a wide chassis and a mousepad. It is about the perfect width. One reviewer said his table broke from the stand after a few months of use. I can see no signs that mine will suffer that fate. My guess is he didn't properly tighten the bolts that attach the tabletop to the stand. That reminds me, assembly is easy; from start to finish, it took me about 20-25 minutes to assemble my table. My one complaint would be that I had to leave the casters off to be able to slide the feet under furniture. This is going to depend on your furniture, but most I have seen or owned is not high enough off the ground to grant proper clearance to the feet with casters attached. This is no big deal and the table slides easily over carpet. The table is also reversible: loosen the height adjustment knob and remove the top shaft from the bottom of the stand and insert it the opposite direction to create a comfortable tilt or flat-surface. Personally, I prefer the flat-surface. Adjusting the height of the table could be a bit easier, but I've only had to do it once. Just find what works for you and leave it there. Really, the only question you should be asking about this table is, is this a great table... or the greatest table?

For the price, this is a decent laptop desk. The desk feels very weak after setting it up, but seems to hold up my laptop just fine. I would just not use it for anything else. The adjustment knob broke the first time I tried to use it, so not great quality there. I ended up just drilling a hole through the whole thing and used a piece of steel rod to hold it at the right height. On the plus side, it rolls around easy enough and is lite enough to be picked up and put in a corner of the room when not in use. If you plan on using it so it is at an angle, instead of flat (like I am), the mouse has a tendency to slide off. I saw this problem coming, though, so I bought a small piece of wood from my local hobby shop, stained it and gave it a couple coats of polyurethane, and epoxied it to the lower part of the desk to keep items from sliding off. It works like a charm. Also, I saw some of the reviews saying that the screws that secure the desktop to the base can push through the top if they are overly tightened. To avoid this, I used some washers to make sure that there was a little extra space when I screwed it together. I tightened them down pretty well with some thread locker and there was not a problem with them damaging the surface from tightening. All in all, I'd say this is a decent purchase if you understand what you're getting. The welds do seem kind of weak, but as long as you don't plan on placing anything more than a laptop on this, it should hold up fine. You can't argue with the price, even if the quality isn't that great.

Bien construida, materiales de calidad. El único detalle es que, para ajustar la altura, el poste donde se atornilla la perilla tuviera unos orificios o topes para que el poste no se lastimara al momento de ajustar la altura con el tornillo. En las fotos del producto se puede ver que el poste es liso, no tiene orificios. Es el único detalle que veo, lo demás está excelente.

Freat little mobile desk. Quality looks great too. Easy to assemble and castor are smooth.

Not strong product.

Robusta para lo que es, fácil de montar y muy cómoda para usarla como mesa auxiliar.

Simple to make up and easy to adjust the height. This is the 2nd one already had one…. But 2 Grandsons (siblings) no arguing they can use one each…they use for their electronic devices, lower the height when they’re sitting on the sofa pulled closer to have their lunch or snacks. Great for us too for laptops if not wanting to sit at the desk or using the desk for papers and the table for the laptop. Adjustable height so can be the same height as the desk and not having to alter the height of the chair when working from both. Easily moveable round the room, just glides, but we do have oak veneer flooring.