Laptop Desk Nnewvante Bamboo Laptop Table Adjustable Lap Tray Bed Serving Tray Breakfast Table Foldable Coffee Tea Table 5 Tilting Top Angles 4 Latches Large Size 27.95" x 13.8"

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I love it! I’ve been specifically looking for a wider and adjustable wooden bed table I can comfortably read on or work on, and I thought it would be easy to find except most of the designs out there were smaller, if not that, it’s not high enough, and if not that, it’s not made of wood. The rest were too overpriced for me and still missing some features I was looking for. Wow was I so happy to find this then. I was trying not to get my hopes up until it arrives though - good thing it is what is said in the descriptions. Color me happy ^^ I forgot to take a better picture 🥹 but in the picture here I was eating breakfast and I could fit my iPad, plate of waffles, and my coffee mug on top. There was plenty space underneath - because lo and behold it has 3-tiers for height adjustment yay! Not those small tables who claim to have adjustable legs but remain inadequately short in the maximum height adjustment!

It is a fantastic desk not just for laptops, but for art work, CAD work, and even for a dining tray should you be in bed for any reason. The center tilts up, the legs are adjustable and there is even a slot to allow for a possible phone or pad... Yes it is very much worth the price!!

I had the smaller version of this table, first. On that one, the width kept turning out to be a hindrance. I often kept wishing I had a little space on the left side of my 15" Surface Book 2 laptop. When my wife said she wanted to get the same lap desk that I had for her smaller 13" Surface Book, I saw an opportunity and gave her mine. Then, I ordered this one for myself. I've been using it a lot and have had time to find the pros and cons. Here is my evaluation:Pros:The spacious surface area is just about perfect for a 15-inch laptop and a few selected extra items. It's exactly the size I was looking to purchase. Even better, my wife likes the smaller one better, so mine won't disappear. :)The legs are height adjustable as a pair at each end of the tray.There are two fans in a single plastic container mounted underneath the ventilation holes which use a USB port for power. The cable is retractable, so it doesn't hang in the way when not being used. The fans make noise, but not enough to be annoying.There is a slot for a cell phone to sit upright on the top of the desk. It has a hole to feed the charging cable through the table.There is a rectangular recessed area just below the phone slot. At first, I thought it was useless, being an odd size. Then, I was using some SD cards one day and realized it was the perfect size to keep them from sliding off the table.The legs "lock" into the open position using two swinging arms with lock pins that extend through the bottom frame into the side of the leg.I like that it is -mostly- made from a quickly renewable and very durable material - bamboo. Bamboo regrows FAR faster than trees.It has a small drawer.It really wasn't overly expensive for a sturdy table that has no trouble holding objects much heavier than a laptop.Cons:Being extra wide, I find I have to sit closer to the center of our king size bed to use it. Otherwise, the leg on one end doesn't quite fit on the mattress. This is the trade-off of getting more workspace and I'm fine with it. You may not be.The legs are height adjustable at each end, but not individually. This makes the table move around a lot when you shift your weight even slightly. In addition, the mattress is pushed lower where you are sitting and is higher where your legs are stretched out, so the table always seems to be canted forward. I torqued the legs a bit to try to make the front edge of them longer, but it doesn't help much and will probably damage the legs. The solution would be individually adjustable legs on each corner.The slot in the top surface for holding a cell phone is useless. It is too shallow and too thick to hold any phone I've seen upright. The only way you can get a cell phone to stay upright is to plug a cord through the hole into the phone. At that point, it is the plug on the cable which is supporting the entire weight of the phone that is trying to fall over. This can only result in the receptacle of the phone bending until it won't hold a connector anymore.The entire unit is just too tall. For some reason, when they made the table wider, they made the legs on each end longer at the same time. Big mistake. Even at the shortest possible setting with the legs spread as far apart as possible, the table still sits at about shoulder height. As a result, I have bruises on my wrist from using my mouse. My arm hangs down with my wrist resting over the edge of the table while trying to move the mouse around. I could have two people sitting on my lap and the table would go over all three of our sets of legs. It's that high. For very tall people, this probably wouldn't be as much of an issue.The "locks" which are supposed to keep the legs from closing really don't. For some reason, they are angled at the tip and the angle goes the wrong direction to prevent the legs from closing. Instead, the movement of the leg just pushes the lock open.The drawer is too tiny and doesn't open far enough. When fully extended, the opening is about 2 inches. The drawer is also only about 1/2" deep. If the drawer were wider, you might be able to put a pen or pencil in it, but alas, it's far too small. Part of the reason it doesn't open further is that they glued a scrap piece of wood inside as a drawer stop. The piece on the first table I had was small, so the drawer opened further. The drawer stop on this unit is huge, so the drawer barely opens enough to get two fingers into the opening. Personally, I would prefer to have the hinged top covering a large internal storage compartment rather than getting a completely useless drawer on only ONE end.The fans do a reasonable job of pulling heat from the bottom of your laptop, but unfortunately, they blow it straight into your lap. Your laptop may run cooler, but your body won't. Remember to stay hydrated when using this lap desk.Now for the summary. This desk is a great size for working on projects while sitting comfortably in your bed or wherever. It is sturdy. It is spacious. It has features which demonstrate that the manufacturer was at least trying to address some common usage scenarios to make this desk more useful. It really only needs some tweaking to be a fantastic desk.Because most of the "bonus" features were really not very useful in their current state, I knocked off one star on my rating. Despite most of the features being a near miss, I still use this table constantly because what I really wanted was a large work surface for working on my laptop or other projects while lounging in bed. This easily covers that basic need. IF you need an expansive surface for reading, browsing, assembling hand-made clocks, or whatever, this is a great option. I'm hoping that by posting this review, the manufacturer will make some tweaks to improve this lap desk into the 5-star category.I hope this review was helpful.

I will give this 5 stars, because I had read the good and bad reviews, and although I do agree with some of the complaints... Overall experience is that it is everything I was looking for.Sturdy: I found to be very sturdy on top of the bed. My laptop is super heavy so on the highest level it was tilting way forward. I had to put it on the next incline level for it to hold its own. I totally understand this happening because the only way to fix it is to make the table super heavy, which totally would not comply with the purpose of a portable table.Lightweight: I am really confused as to why some of the negative reviews said this was not easy to carry, or that it was super heavy. You need both hands to carry, but come on, it is easily achievable.Well-made: My husband works with wood and he recognized it was well made. No idea why some people say it cracked easily and such. I would blame the postal service carrier. Maybe they did not handle it well and let it fall?Perfect condition: I received a new product, no damages. All the pieces that were meant to be in the box were there.Fans: They work excellently well. They do keep the laptop cooler when gaming, and I must say I was a little bit skeptical about that.Drawer: It does not get stuck like other bad reviews say. However, do not expect to fit many things. It would fit a slim mouse, slim tv/AC remote, some pencils and pens, but that is it. You would not be able to fit all of those there, you would most definitely have to choose. My logitech mouse does not fit at all.Cellphone groove: I really was not planning on using this, I did buy a stand that I really enjoy using, but the only reason I mention this is because the company used it as one of the table's perks when advertising. First of all the groove is way too far behind. Second of all if your cellphone has a bulky case covering it to protect your cellphone, you cannot use this feature. It just won't fit. I suggest taking into consideration that most people use bulky cases on their cellphones and they should make the groove bigger or provide with a wooden bamboo stand that you can put and take off without the need of having to make a groove there.Shipping: Waiting for this package was an absolute nightmare. I recommend to the manufacturer/seller to not use UPS for the shipping of this product. They are slow slow slow. At one point my package was lost. I had to call UPS several times. I was offered a refund by amazon, but I read there were no other tables available and I wanted this so so so bad. It met all expectations. I hope it lasts a really long while. I just got it, but I am in love.