Cooper Mega Table Plus Premium XXL Extra Large Laptop Desk for Bed, Table for Laptop in Bed, Desk for Floor | Portable, Folding Legs, Book Stand, Tablet Groove, Drawer, Extra Wide Surface (White Oak)

Wow! Not only is this folding desk attractive, it also is well made. It resembles a beach chair because the fold-out legs are made from metal and fold in and out easily, and because it has a rope handle for easy carrying!; a desk because of the nice light wood and white accents; and a lap table because it has nice features like a pull-out drawer for your bevvie and phone, and a tablet or book stand. It also has bumpers on two corners so you can store it on edge and not damage the desk. I didn’t realize I could also use it as a standing desk! The table will fit my laptop, travel monitor, mouse and Bluetooth keyboard easily. I’ll be using this for WFH-in-a-small-space life #nohomeoffice and for webinars for my work. Would recommend to my friends. Disclaimer: I haven’t had it for weeks or months yet and just unboxed it, but it seems like a quality product so far.

This table is sturdy, and perfect for my a 17" Laptop that weights 8 pounds. It's also perfect for my tablet and studying or writing. I love the size, and how sturdy it is. You could even use this for basic hobbies. The drawer is a nice touch and the slots for the phone and table are very convenient. The height is perfect for me and I am short. I don't even mind that it doesn't tilt. All in all it's a wonderful little table and totally worth it. If you're in the market for a large bed table for eating, writing, reading, hobbies and even gaming, then this is a very good table.

I’ve had this for about 3 months now. So far so good. It’s been holding up well and has been pretty durable so far. I purposely waited a few months to write a review.What I like:First I’ll mention that I am a woman and I’m about 5’4”I do like the height. Some people say it’s too tall, but I wonder how they are sitting when using this. If you’re slouched back at an angle, this may be too tall for your purposes. If you’re sitting up relatively straight, I don’t think you’ll mind the height.I like being able to rest my arms in the table. To me, it makes it a hell of a lot easier, particularly if I’m using this table not just with my laptop, but with a notebook and I’m writing.I chose this table, so when I’m using it on my bed, my cat can lay underneath it on my legs, or next to them, since it is wide enough to accommodate a good deal of leg space underneath.For me, this height is perfect and I like that it is fixed. I don’t want to worry about the legs potentially not being able to maintain its height if I had chosen a table with adjustable legs.I also do appreciate the slot to hold a tablet. I would, however, recommend taking your iPad, or whatever tablet you use out of the slot before you move this table. Particularly if you are not on a flat surface (like a bed). It won’t necessarily stay in the slot if you keep your tablet in while moving the table.I like the drawer. I like to put things in there while I’m using the table, but I tend to take them out before I fold up the legs to put the table away when I’m done.The rope handle is great, but I would have put it against the top or bottom sides instead of the left side. For those of us who aren’t that tall, it would make it easier to carry up and down the stairs, especially when carrying multiple things.I do actually like the book stand, I haven’t used it much, but it comes in handy when typing up handwritten notes into my computer to keep the pages of the journal open. That being said, I mainly use it when I’m sitting at an actual table and not using this desk itself. I just take it out of its holder underneath the desk.I like that there is no cup holder on the surface of the desk. Some people may like that, but I think that it is 1) asking for trouble when you’re using expensive electronics and 2) depending on the type, it takes up valuable surface space on the tabletop. I’ve noticed that with the portable laptop desks that include it on the actual surface, it tends to be removable, but it leaves an open hole if you take it out. For me, it was an unnecessary feature.If you do need a cup holder, the little pull-out drawer does double duty for that purpose as well.I should also not that I like the inclusion of a slot to hold your cell phone in the drawer, though it could easily fit in the tablet slot too.What I wish was included:I wish the legs themselves actually locked into place and a bit of force was needed to fold them back down.If you try to slide this desk on an uneven surface (again, such as a bed), the legs won’t necessarily stay in place and could start to fold in. The workaround, of course, is to pick it up and move it, but that is not possible sometimes, unless you take everting off of it first.I also wish that there was some kind of lip around the bottom and sides to help prevent things from sliding off the top. The surface of the table is smooth, and things will slide off of the top if you’re not careful when moving the table.That being said, overall, it’s a 5/5.If, however things change, I will update this review.

As a writer, I tend to sit in bed and write a lot. Hunching over my work was giving me pain in my neck and shoulders. My back was unhappy, too. Then I got this table.First, let me say it is BIG. They weren’t kidding when they named it the XXL Mega Table. I have a 12.9” iPad (biggest one they make) and its stand has an easel that I use a lot. I can stand up my iPad, and still have plenty of room for a notebook. Resting my elbows at the front edge, my fingertips barely reach the back edge (I am not a small person). It’s just that big. I have plenty of legroom and it’s wide enough for me to sit under it quite comfortably.Secondly, this thing is built very sturdy. Strong. The legs are metal and fold out and snap solidly into place. They’re not going anywhere. You certainly don’t have to worry about it collapsing on you while you work.I like the drawer. It closes and snaps into place underneath the table. You could easily sit a can of soda or a coffee mug there. I’ll be keeping pens and such in it since it closes completely and nothing can fall out when you close it.The stand comes off and stores away neatly. I might need it for a book, or something. With the stand off, there’s a groove where you can stand up a tablet or a phone. The groove is lined with something like silicone, that will grip and hold whatever you stand up there. (In the drawer, there’s a similar groove for your phone, with the same gripping feature.) The people that designed this table thought of small details like that, to make it solid and user-friendly.The surface is slightly rough, so it won’t show marks or fingerprints. It has a smooth front edge, though, to make it feel good on your wrists/hands if you’re working in the front.It will be easy to wipe off to keep clean. I can imagine a child using this to eat or play on while sitting on the floor.To sum it up … see the title of my review.

The quality is great and the size is as advertised (both laptop, a separate monitor, keyboard and mouse fit perfectly fine). The only thing that is not convenient is it is too high and there is no way to adjust the legs. My hands start hurting pretty soon after I start using the table.