SAIJI Height & Angle Adjustable Lap Desk Laptop Stand for Bed | LightWeight Foldable Portable Laptop Table for Couch Sofa Chair Floor

Genuinely so nice, made drawing, eating, and gaming in a small space more accessible and convenient. I love how adjustable it is, super sturdy, legs don't budge, and it has a good amount of space. I only wish it went a little lower.

Very lightweight and easy to adjust. No assembly required. I bought to use while I am working remote while visiting family because I prefer to work in the bedroom for privacy instead of the table in the common space, but I was really uncomfortable balancing my laptop on my legs last time. This was exactly the solution I was looking for. It appears to be very sturdy and I appreciate that it folds up so i can easily bring it while traveling. I also like to do my nails in bed watching tv and I feel like this is great for that too, or for eating in bed too if you want a little table. Worth the money for the use I am sure I will get out of it!

This has been one of the best items I’ve bought as a breastfeeding mom. I use this to work on my laptop while I’m nursing and it’s an absolute game changer. It adjusts perfectly above my nursing pillow. I can also use it for food and crafts. It is light and easily slides away so that I can get up to tuck in my daughter, and it quietly folds flat for storage. Thank you for this wonderful product, it has allowed me to successfully work from home while nursing.

I love this thing. I thought I'd be ok with the smaller one, but in hindsight the bigger one would've been better. Oh well. I like that it has a tilting ability which is nice when I want to use it to do drawings and things. It is fairly sturdy for the most part and does the job. It has enough leg room underneath to put both legs through it comfortably. It looks very good and I like the color and durability of it. It is stable on floors, but on the bed of course it'll wiggle a bit because of the mattress, but that is to be expected. I love that I can fold it and store it against furniture or under it. It's light and fairly compact. The height and tilt are easily adjustable as well. The edge of the table is semi flush and the border around it does not keep things from falling off of it, so just be aware of that. Some cons I've found while using it is sometimes one of the legs will slide out when I don't want it to when I'm setting it up. It's not major, but it is a little annoying at times. Another con is the little silicone holders for your computer so they don't slide off the table top. Sometimes when I don't have my laptop sitting on it and I want to journal or do something else, they kind of get in the way. So I end up turning the table around so it's on the other end. I also have a 13" Macbook that takes up most of it leaving just a smidge of space for maybe a small journal and a mouse. I wouldn't recommend putting any cups or drinks on top of it because you will knock it over and create a huge mess. I did it with ink so that was fun. The table top is slippery so I think I'd put like a rubber mat or something to ensure nothing moves, but it's optional. I definitely could've used the bigger size for sure. It is a nice item to have to use when you need it. I've gotten into a habit of pulling it out when I want to work in my bed so it has been nice.

Quality: I have some concerns about the legs, as when you pull them sometimes they sound a little sticky, or don't move right away, and you feel like you may break it. but ive had it for about a couple weeks now and I'm VERY attached. i love this thing, and if it were to break id be very sad. so far so good. its everything ive wanted. Laptop holder Clamps: Holds a 14" laptop very easily and comfortably, although dont trust the clamps to hold it at a reversed angle, ONLY while upright or tilting towards you (and the clamps) should it be fully trusted. It will NOT hold your laptop by just the two clamps with the laptops full weight. The clamps arent "weak" but they arent very strong, they just have a decent grip to them. Wrist rest: Not much to say (in a good way), very comfortable, and holds anything you put on it as well at the tilted angles. No issues with it coming off unwarranted, peeling, or anything. Size/Adjustability: the adjustability with leaning it makes it very comfortable to use while laying down even for people who are quite small (5"2->5"4 range). the 9 inch height minimum is no issue with the ability to tilt. I got the smaller version, as I only usually use a 14" laptop, but if you're on the wider side, like crossing your legs, or use a laptop in the 16-17" range, get the larger one. Do keep in mind whether it will fit between the arms/sides of whatever you may be sitting on. Stability: the stability is fairly good, save only for when you have a computer on it, the computer tends to cause a weight imbalance because theyre designed to be bottom heavy, so a smaller computer will fall forward more. i notice it does fall over a lot when tilted more than the first angle, but i feel thats a given based on what i said above. Mouse Use: a little difficult to use a mouse comfortably because it will always slide down, but in conjunction with trackpad use its not bad at all. although, depending on your mouse, the tracking may be somewhat poor and skip around, or not register, at least for the black version of this table. i added a mousepad to mine with some tape. Cleaning: very easy to clean and keep clean, the rubber covers on the wrist rest and clamps are very easy to take off and fairly easy to put back on. makes it very easy to clean, and even with the small ridges imbedded into the texture, ive noticed no struggles wiping it down with a wet cloth. Uses: I like using it while eating, you can clamp a plate down as long as you do it gently to prevent sliding. Be careful with cups, don't reccomend putting cups on it without a dedicated cup holder (mine doesnt have one). I also like using it for computer work, general browsing, watching movies. Notes: when the table is folded, and flat, you *can* use it this way, if you want just a 2 inch raised table off your surface, but it will be somewhat unstable and will tilt away from the wrist rest and clamp with weight. If you use it with the weight being mostly toward the wrist rest and clamp, it will be perfectly fine stability wise. Honestly, if you wanted to use it this way regularly, you could put rubber feet of some kind on the corners quite easily. Hopefully this answers your questions, as these were things I wondered before purchasing.

Very sturdy and convenient. Perfect for working, reading, or using a laptop comfortably from bed or the couch.

This is designed well and is very easy to adjust. The height easily adjusts and the angle does too, both with locks that hold this in place once you've adjusted it the way you want it. The top is roomy and fits my laptop and a phone. The rubber holders lock my laptop in and keep it from slipping. My stiff neck is a thing of the past since I've started using this and have my computer at eye level instead of looking down. It's easy to fold up for storage and very compact. Hightly recomment!

I really wanted to like this, but it's an ergonomic fail for me. (1) Laptop guards & inability to center laptop: The only way to approach centering my laptop keyboard requires me to press the left leg against my own as tightly as possible, and even then, the laptop support stops at the bottom fall short because the lower left corner of my laptop is only halfway on the left-side stopper, but I still have to reach significantly more with my right arm than my left to reach the home row keys (barely) and lift my laptop to reach the next row & numbers. (2) Wrist rest: the alleged wrist rest on the mouse side is a hard rectangle loosely covered by a thin piece of rubber with air movement between the blocky rectangle and rubber cover. It's the & "rest" equivalent of covering a 2x4 with a pancake-thin yoga mat & calling it a pillow. To make matters worse, both the wrist block & laptop guards are attached, so I can't just remove then and replace with a different wrist rest, nor can I put one over the whole assembly without the drop-off making my fingers numb. Here are the three positive reasons I gave this three stars: (3) Locking legs: These seem to hold their position well, and stay at the height I adjusted them to sit. Intuitive lock and release tabs, and delay before lowering so that the whole tray didn't slam immediately down when adjustment. (4) Tilt: much like the height adjustment, the tilt was simple, sturdy, and tight enough to guard against a free-spin/fall, but not so tight that it was hard to adjust. (5) Tray Surface: the faux wood surface has a light enough grain to aid rubber-bottomed mouse & devices in maintaining their position at a tilt, but not so textured that it would be hard to clean. Disclaimer: I am 34 weeks along with twins, on bedrest, and a woman of average height and limb length. This might be ideal for a taller/longer person with seating/incline options. Other than the first two items, which made it unusable for me, it seems to be a sturdy, well-built product.

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Very good product

Acheté pour mon bureau afin de travailler debout, et même en marchant sur mon tapis de marche. Ce support remplit parfaitement son rôle : il me permet de surélever l’écran et de garder une position plus confortable. Je l’utilise avec mon setup Apple (Magic Keyboard + Magic Mouse) : j’ai la place pour installer le clavier et la souris, et le fait de pouvoir ajuster l’inclinaison et la hauteur est vraiment pratique pour trouver la bonne posture (selon que je suis assise, debout ou en marche). Points que j’apprécie particulièrement : Hauteur réglable : utile pour passer rapidement en mode “debout”. Inclinaison réglable : confortable pour l’écran et/ou le clavier selon l’usage. Permet d’avoir un poste plus ergonomique, surtout quand on alterne les positions. Je recommande pour ceux qui veulent améliorer l’ergonomie de leur poste sans passer sur un bureau réglable complet.

Good quality and material as in the pic

Very sturdy & doesn't wobble in the bed. Will easily take a 14" laptop & is comfortable to use. Your right wrist can rest in the right hand soft horizontal rubber guide rail & your left wrist rests in the hard edge of the table but it does depend on where your elbows are resting, you will figure out how you sit up in bed for the most comfort. You can use it horizontally like a table or at an angle, it's very versatile plus the legs can be pulled in or out to get the best fit when resting on your mattress etc. I would definitely buy again & can recommend it.