Laptop Bed Table,Laptop Bed Desk with Foldable Legs & Cup Slot, Folding Table Adjustable Trays, Reading Book Holder Notebook Stand Lap Tray for Bed, Sofa,Terrace,Carpet, Walnut

Great desk. Good material to work from sofa or in bed. I’ve been using for a few months great purchase.

I bought this for my son, thinking it would just be a useful extra for when he’s working on his laptop in bed or on the sofa, and it’s ended up being one of those items that gets used every single day. It’s sturdy without being heavy, and the foldable legs make it easy to tuck away when he’s finished. The surface is a good size — plenty of room for a laptop, notebook and a drink — and the cup slot is actually more useful than I expected. It keeps things steady so he’s not forever knocking things over. The wood-effect finish looks smart and not plasticky, and it wipes clean with no effort. He’s used it for college work, gaming, drawing, and even the odd breakfast in bed. It’s one of those simple things that just makes life easier. Really pleased with it, and excellent value for the quality.

This product arrive in great time only disappointment was the packaging as you can from the photo, the box was slightly damaged. But inside was well packaged so no damage to the product. This isn't height adjustable so just keep that in mind. The ability to have the tilt and also a side I put my note pad, mouse etc is great. Cup holder isn't very deep but ok for a can of pop for example. You do have to give the tilt table a little wiggle when you collapse it but not of concern. Great product, looking forward to using more.

Very useful table. Cup on the table is just show off, its not that stable when you use it on your bed. But rest is fine. Adjust able features are fine. Worth the money.

Bamboo table arrived with the baffle wedged inside the tiny drawer. It took all my son’s strength to remove it. Leg bolts definitely need washers and lots of rough unfinished edges. Drawer awkward to open - needs a handle. That said, great for using laptop in bed, useful table, vents to prevent overheating, so not bad for £17.

Sturdy and great.

Much sturdier than I expected, and half the price I paid for the last one, which I broke. It also has cute features like the raised shelf and drinks holder and is my bedside table now with my laptop and notebook, papers and a book. Light enough to move around so I can have breakfast in bed. A great buy.

The table is quite reasonably well constructed. The working surface is made of 3-ply bamboo and measures 50 cm (long side) by 30 cm and is 1 cm thick. It is divided into two sections. The right hand one is 16 cm wide and is fixed to the frame by four screws and permits mouse use. The surface covers a side drawer which is of little practical use. The left hand section is hinged and can be raised into four working positions. It is perforated to allow air circulation to help keep laptops cool. It is locked flat by a plastic clip at the back. The working surface is supported on a solid, finger-jointed bamboo frame 3 cm high, the corners of which have not been sanded and are a bit sharp. The frame conceals the adjustable legs which are hinged to the frame using machine screws with ‘nyloc’ nuts which should prevent their becoming loose. There is no washer between the moving surfaces of the leg and frame nor between the leg and nut. The washers would have been a good idea as the legs do not fit flush with the frame leaving about a 2mm gap on each side but the strain and friction this produces stops the legs from swinging out when the flat table is lifted. The bamboo legs, when deployed, are 17cm long and this may be increased by another 5 cm by the leg extenders that can be locked in place by wing screws on each side. (Four in all). The rigidity of the leg structure is maintained by a bamboo stretcher tenoned and nailed into the extenders. The side drawer is 13 cm wide and 2.1 cm deep and opens 7 cm. It houses the removable bamboo ‘lip’ that stops a laptop from sliding off. It cannot be used to store a mouse, nor earbuds in their case, nor pens nor pencils unless they are extremely short. It is rather slackly fitted and drops open if lifted by one side. It’s an annoyance, really but anyone adept at ‘Blue Tac’ engineering should be able to fix it if needs be. For me, the table lost a star through ‘meanness’ with the washers and the impractical drawer. The detachable lip could have been housed by a clip instead. Apart from the niggles, the table does its job well and is comfortable to use. I applaud the use of renewable materials.