Table-Mate TV Tray Table | Portable Desk Folding Dinner Tray, Couch Table Trays for Eating Snack Food, Portable Laptop Desk, Bed Trays for Eating | Adjustable TV Trays with 3 Angles and Cup Holder

This is a great little laptop table, and we bought one because a friend has one, and likes it. It's light, assembles easily, and serves the purpose better than a snack tray table. The legs are height adjustable, and slide under your chair, or couch, so it brings the table closer to you. At first, I thought the cup holder would be a joke, but we actually use it a lot. The top has three tilt positions, and it would also be nice if they made a fourth position, not so much of an angle from level. Minor observation. A couple of points of interest, I gave it four stars for sturdiness because it's not a rock-solid table, but it's OK. A second minor issue, if you have a 17" laptop or larger, there's no room to use a mouse. It would be nice if it was a few inches wider. We have a wireless mouse for it, and put it on the chair arm to scroll. Again, for us, not a big deal. You probable could buy a better, sturdier table, but it will cost a bunch more. It's perfect for a easy to use, economical table. We wanted a table we could use sitting on the couch, that would bring the laptop closer to us, and this one serves us quite well. The choice of colors is a nice touch.

Easy to use and holds weight well. We use it to hold laptops or plates and drinks by our couch. It also folds easily to store on the side of our couch or by the TV stand. The drink holder isn’t strong so it only holds cans really. We set any other drink right on the top of the table. Pro’s: light weight, holds basic items, class up easy, adjustable height, stores easily. Cons: drink holder is a bit weaker than I’d like. We use this daily and it’s great overall. Much better than not having a place to set a plate or laptop beside your lap or couch arm.

Found myself working from home a LOT in 2020. The other household members got the primo spots, so converted my living room into my home office. All I need is a stereo, a laptop, and some headphones. Got tired of resting the laptop on my lap, so I picked up this table meant for the bed-ridden and infirm to really capture the look of . Easy to assemble - no tools required, aside from scissors/box-cutter to open the box. Took me < 5 minutes. Fits under my IKEA chair - this is where I sit all day. Was important that the leg width was narrow enough to slide under the chair. This is why I bought the "Table Mate II" sized table. Easy to adjust the angle - 3 angles. You just lift up the desk from one side and it comes unclipped, then clip it into the angle you want. Would have liked to have more angle options, but its fine. Your laptop can slide right off if you are careless, but at the angled level I can rest my elbows on the chair armrests while typing. Easy to adjust the height - First, empty the desk. Push in the clickers, slide the leg up or down, get them to click back. Repeat as often as necessary. Is it wobbly? Sure, its a bit wobbly. But I wanted something light, easy to move around, slide around. If you want something super heavy and sturdy, go buy an actual desk. Easy to put away - unclip the desk, then push the clickers in and turn the legs in 90°, and it will store nicely. drink holder - too flimsy, don't trust it, not gonna use it, and its not why I bought this thing. Super ready for home office 2021!

So far this TV tray is what I expected. I like it and am happy I bought it. That being said, some of the other reviews are right. It's not solid like a rock stable, but it is very light and so I wasn't expecting it to be that way. Mine sits flat on the ground and the bar holding the tray does lock into place. Raising it up and down involves pinching to compress both sides of the pins in in the holes in each leg and this may be difficult for an elderly person or someone with physical limitations. This table can be stored flat but that involves partially disassembling it, so I wouldn't say that storing it flat is at all a feature of this item. The cup holder slides in and out under the tray but it is too small for some of our cups and it's flimsy to the point where I'm not sure I'd trust it told hold my drink. I bought this for my son to take out to our porch to do homework on. I needed something light and small so that I can easily move it in and out of the garage/house everyday. I like how it can be raised and lowered or tilted. The tray itself is large enough for textbooks and other school work. The top is not smooth enough for writing on directly, so we need something under the paper to write on. The reason I chose this model with the curved legs rather than a tray with crossed legs is that I thought we'd accidentally kick this one less. So far I'm glad I got this one, but read the negative reviews as well so you can make a good decision based on your individual needs.

Having paid in excess of £130 for this item I cannot believe the overall product quality. The Table Mate is easy to assemble and use but how this Chinese product warrants it's excessive price tag, I cannot understand. Plastic table top, metal legs and supports make up the product and these contents are not commensurate with its price tag. A disappointing purchase and I hope I will be more circumspect when purchasing something similar.

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This table is sturdy enough to enjoy eating from or using your computer while sitting at the couch comfortably. 🌈

It is small enough for my bedroom but it is not sturdy and not spacious.

either quality reduced or a duplicate product.