SafcoTiffany & Co. Mayline 950ANT SOHO Mobile Laptop Caddy with Dual Worksurface, Height Adjustable, Anthracite Metallic Gray Frame

L-O-V-E I-T!!! Purchased this wonderful cart/rolling computer laptop table in March and ADORE it! I couldn't have chosen a better model! The cart is so easy to use, simply roll it up to you while you sit on the couch or bed. Watch tv while you key on your laptop and check email or the internet. Use this in similar ways that you would use a tv tray only you can slide it out of the way, base goes under the couch/bed, and walk away when not in use. The tilted surface is a nice ergonomic plus, as well as the frosty adult beverage holder/mousepad surface that stays flat. The price was right and the color fits in perfectly with my decorating scheme. Originally, I saw a similar item in one of the inflight magazines (think Robin Leach...these are things you'll never be able to afford...)- and found it on Amazon! Get one if you can!

I bought this for my husband and he likes it but we have wood floors and it won't stay put, even with the rollers locked. We ended up buying a throw rug to put it on and now it stays put.Also, I put it together and it is very difficult to do. Illustration only directions - no words. Most of the parts are marked with letters (A-Z) that correspond with the illustrated directions. But a few very important parts are not labeled at all. I had to disassemble quite a few times and put it back together, and it took me a while to figure out where the rogue parts needed to go. Look closely at the drawings before you start and make sure you have identified every single part before you start. All the parts are depicted, just not identified as a separate part with a letter.The computer desk and mousepad area adjust well and work for both left-handed and right-handed folks. Surprisingly stable. You can adjust the height so you can work on your laptop while standing, if you are into that sort of thing. Works well once you get it put together, but book a few hours for assembly.

Very well built. Looks good. As long as there is about six inches clearance it will work under a bed as long as you are laying by the edge. It will project about twenty inches over the bed. Rolls easily. Wheel locks work. I bought this because it goes lower than any of the alternatives. It works great between my recliner and ottoman. Visual instructions only, no wording. If you go through the diagrams first, locate, and separate all the parts which are labeled with letters it goes together easily. Put the tops on loosely until all the screws are in, then tighten, otherwise difficult to line up.

Table is shaky, difficult to manipulate, and uncomfortable to use given the raised rows on each side of the table. The tilting and raising feature is too limited in optionally to be useful.

I have been looking for a portable desk with the option to use standing when working at home. The reviews on this looked pretty good and I'm not disappointed - especially for the price.Pros====Easy to assemblyMade of good materials and sturdyPart of the desk tiltsEasy adjustment for height & tiltLocking wheelsCons====There is a little bit to much play in the tilt mechanismWhen resting palms on keyboard the desktop moves up and downOverall I'm very satisfied and would purchase again or recommend.

I use this laptop computer stand in my living room, with a laptop computer, while watching TV. It holds the laptop (on any angle desired), headphones, mouse, and a there is still room for a drink container. People seem to comment on it all of the time. I just wanted something simple to prop my laptop on, rather than have it in my lap, while sitting in the living room. 2 years later, I am still using this (typing the review on it right now), and it is going strong. It rolls easily out of the way when I need to get up. It is solid to hold all the equipment I have attached to the laptop, and allows me to use the laptop for house should I choose to, pretty effortless really. I have no complaints, and will be getting one for my wife now, since she is sick of having her laptop (sitting on top of a laptop cooler, in her lap) now, and wants the convenience which this unit offers. To be honest, I never thought of this application. But I bought one for my office a number of years ago for the server room, and the idea occurred to me that it might have applications in the home as well.

I had high hopes for this product, especially after reading the other reviews. It seemed like just waht I needed, since I have back problems and often need to work on my laptop while I'm reclining on my couch.However, I was very disappointed to find that the base does NOT fit underneath any of the 4 couches in my house (and my couches are pretty standard), so I'm not able to have the table go over my lap (from the side) like I'd hoped. That was the whole reason I wanted to get this product! Instead, I have to roll the table up to the front of the couch, sit at the edge of the couch (the front) in order to use it. I even took off the wheels to see if that would allow the base to slide underneath the couch, but it still didn't work.I'm surprised they overlooked this flaw in the design, especially since the height of the curved legs on the base doesn't have to be so high-- what purpose does that serve?!However, the table itself seems sturdy and the tilting function is nice.

Pros: Materials are good quality. Wheels lock. Easy to assemble. Plenty of spare parts provided.Cons: I wouldn't call it flimsy but the top moves quite a bit. It's not a solid as it could be.Overall: More stability would probably come at a significant cost (multiple vertical supports, cross bracing) so this table provides value for the cost but I cannot call it an outstanding product.