FoldWiseFolding Laptop Table for Sofa - Sturdy Portable Desk, Height & Angle Adjustable Overbed Table for Dinner, Work & Study; All-In-One: Footrest, Cupholder, Tablet Holder, Edge Stopper - Wooden

Excellent product. Good price for a quality product. Well made. Solid and stable. Easy to put together with clear instructions. Not too heavy and well designed. I can use this table to eat meals and to use for close work. The top can be placed at three different angles and the foot rest is a real bonus. The height of the table can be varied easily.

For me, this is an excellent computer table. Large enough for a 17in laptop with a standard mouse mat alongside. Setting up was a breeze with all parts well protected in appropriate packaging. Being new, fitments were tight fitting and firm pressure was required to connect certain elements. For me, I found the footrest somewhat redundant and removed it. Some people may like it. The cup holder is a nice touch.I only had one minor issue. After clicking in the support rod into the first connector, I was unable to get it back out to try a second option. This means I can't fold the table down or change the angle of the top. For me, that isn't an issue since I won't be folding it down anyway. The table is very sturdy and looks good. So far, I'm pleased with it.

Attractive easy put together functional laptop table with extras like foot rest iPad holder and drinks holder The height can be adjusted to suit Its sturdy and fits well into the room It's a great buy for the money

Great little desk for your TV dinners, writing, drawing, whatever you need it for! It has five different heights you can set it at and three angles for the top. It has a slot for your phone/iPad to sit in and a thingy to stop your laptop sliding off when tablet is tilted.I have two very minor gripes: I cannot slide the laptop stopper off and I would prefer the cup holder to be on the other side (no way to move it unfortunately!)Great little desk otherwise. My daughter and I both have one

The item came very well packed which is a great start considering how these delivery companies throw the parcels around. It was pretty easy to put together, and once built up I found it to be really sturdy no wobbling around and that’s exactly what you need from this type of table. Not the cheapest out there, but you get what you pay for and if that slightly extra money means you have a side table that doesn’t wobble about, then it’s worth every penny. Over all really pleased with the quality and it does exactly what it’s meant to do. Plus it folds away neatly too, but the clips are very tight so an elderly person I feel wouldn’t be able to do this on their own. That is the only fault, or niggly problem, which isn’t that much of a problem if you want to keep it upright as you would when it’s in use. Hope this helps some people that are considering this type of product.

Easy to construct and are solidly constructed and enjoyable to use, there are a couple of quibbles, the laptop stop is too low and the laptop tends to ride up on it. The other concern is the method of support and angle adjustment. There is nothing to stop it being accidentally activated when moving the desk with a laptop on it and the laptop being dropped when the top drops, a simple locking catch needing to be overridden would be a great idea if only for peace of mind

I've just unpacked and fit this together. Apart from the five minutes removing all the wrapping inside the box - which does do a good job of protecting it - the 'construction' took 5 minutes. The instruction sheet has clear photos and it really is simple. No screws, spanners or Allen keys needed.The table feels very sturdy and the quality of the parts is good. The metal has a bit of weight to it, so it's not going to bend or snap and the overall feel is 'durable'. It's not too heavy, but it's definitely not like one of those plastic and aluminium jobs which weigh nothing and last five minutes. For me the 'top setting' is the right height for sitting at the sofa and using it as a 'dining' table and also for fitting over the edge of the bed, so I can't see myself using the other settings too much. I like that the height of it is controlled by retractable pins, not by screws. It won't start to slip as the threads wear or as the screw damages the leg pipes. A quick push up under the table releases the stabiliser so the table flap can be folded down. I can then put this at the end of the sofa, with the legs tucked under, so it's out of the way.The table I got cannot be folded in the same way as they show in the image I have added to this review. The table top comes down no problem, but there doesn't appear to be a way to swing the legs round 90 degrees with the stabilising pin still engaged as they show. Even with the footrest removed, the legs are locked to face forwards, not inwards. You could depress the pins, move the legs into the frame some more and then turn the legs that way, so the pins cannot engage with the holes, but as far as I can tell you can't achieve what that picture shows. It was one of the things i liked about this table - being able to easily fold flat for storage. I have chosen not to remove a star, because it is still possible, but just not quite as simple as it appeared, but the rest of the product is so good, I'm not really bothered.The top of my table had the tiniest of blemishes, nothing to worry about, but not perfect, when in use it will be covered anyway. I may get myself a silicone mat to protect the top and stop things sliding around as the surface is very smooth, so plates etc. will be prone to movement without one. The cupholder is a nice addition and I like that it slides away, hidden when not needed. It is probably the flimsiest thing about the product, but for what it is, I think it is designed well and will certainly do the job. It is quite shallow, so it will accept virtually any cup/glass/flask of the right diameter, but this does mean they will be prone to knocking over as the holder isn't deep enough to stop that. The only other little gripe is that the rubber feet don't appear to have a solid grip on my parquet floor, however, I doubt I'll be pushing against it much and it's not like it slides around at the gentlest of touches, it's just 'moveable' without too much force.All in all, after a lot of research I plumped for this table because it had the fold-down top and the reviews said it was good and solid. It seems to be just what I needed and at a good price too.UPDATE 07/08/23: This silcone mat (60cm x 40 cm version) is just about the right size to use on the table surface to stop things sliding.https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B452891B?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1It covers the tabletop but leaves the tablet/phone stand clear. The table isn't an exact rectangle, being very slightly tapered at the opposite end to the stand/legs, but it's not really a problem. It does the job and helps keep the table surface clean and free of scratches too, as well as securing items. It can also just be flung in the washing machine for a through clean every now and then..

Very useful, sturdy construction, folds down for storage. Ideal for use by anyone who is struggling with mobility and needing a table in front of an armchair. Looks good too.