TigerDadOverbed Bedside Desk Mobile Rolling Laptop Stand Tilting Overbed Table with Wheels Height Adjustable Tray Table for Laptop Bed Sofa Side Table (Black)

Easy to assemble and works perfectly where i needed it!! Definitely worth the money. Quality materials. Very sturdy. Will be purchasing a second one for daughters room

The instability at maximum height was enough to get me to buy something else for using my laptop in bad (for reference my bed is almost at desk height), but it is great for natural sitting positions like on the couch or in my office chair. The top is a little too slippery for my liking. The lip at the bottom is essential to keeping anything in place and I have lost count of how many times the mouse has fallen off.

I bought this laptop desk about a year ago. I keep just my laptop and my mouse on the desk - and I added a hook underneath so I could hang my headset close by. It was super easy to put together. I personally love the position of the top in relation to the base. It is not long enough to reach over the bed as some people have mentioned, but it does keep my keyboard and screen positioned directly in front of me, and my mouse slightly positioned comfortably to the right. I have not experienced any of the stability issues some have expressed. The wheels are fantastic, and the desk is light enough I can rest the support bar on my shoulder and run my whole set up downstairs to work if I want. I have worked from home for about 7 years - and believe me when I tell you a change of scenery can really help break up the monotony. With this setup I can easily bring my laptop anywhere on the property to work (even downstairs, and I am known for my clumsiness). I can even raise it up to a standing height so I can bring it in the kitchen with me if I am getting dinner started in between tasks at work. It also love the ability to adjust so many aspects of the position in order to be comfortable in any of the locations I choose to bring it. The only complaint I have had so far with it is I wanted to get a second one for my husband; however, my husband is 5'11" and this desk will not adjust high enough to work as a standing desk for him. I am 5'2" - it works GREAT for me in any position and is versatile enough to keep me satisfied.

It's the perfect for me, it's a good size it fits my laptop perfectly, you can make it completely flat or slanted if need be with the smaller right side staying flat for notepad, cups, controller whatever and the height is also adjustable, so the functionality is good on that part. Super easy to put together, it's not too heavy but it doesn't feel cheap either. And it rolls under my bed so the desk is right where I need it. Good value for the what you get, I have seen some that don't have any features for higher price.

The table is really made to fit the "right side" (from the bed occupant's perspective) and is not suited for use on the "left side". In addition, the table itself is not long enough to pass further than the center of a narrow hospital bed (38" wide), so is only partially useful in that regard. The wheels are small and don't roll well on carpet (tho that may add a bit to its mediocre stability). Fitting the small gap between the two sections together evenly is not easy to arrive at, and the material is too hard and likely easier to "chip" out. It might be improved by adding the capacity to install the 'ledge' on either side to accommodate a "left hand" user. The quality of the steel tubing is quite good, and is welded together well, and when correctly assembled the joints are tight.

This is super helpful. I’ve had it for two years now love the adjustments they stay in place easy to move easy to set up

I didn’t use this long term for several reasons. It doesn’t reach far enough in the bed because the arm/desk is not long enough, so that means my head is turned one way for hours.I also assumed I could one-handed adjust the height and angle. I assumed it would be easy to use, but it’s an involved process to adjust it. I need to get off the bed, remove my laptop, and use both hands.The bar that prevents your laptop from slipping is actually too thin. I’ve had my laptop fall off before.I’m not sure it actually holds the advertised 20 lbs. I’ve had the table fall over before, so now I have some weights at the base. This makes it an almost entirely stationary product for me.Also, when you adjust the height for the desk, I find that it slips lower slowly over time. So, you need to readjust every couple days, which can be annoying.Be mindful if the room you’ll be using this in is carpeted, it’ll be extra unstable. For all these reasons, I’m still on the hunt for a laptop stand to use in bed.

The desk want together with only one issue, missing a nut. Not the end of the world and luckily I'm near a hardware store, however it is a pain. Aside from that I have had no issues with assembly, used to enclosed Alan wrench and just tightened everything hand tight. I seen some reviews were it looked like the used a screw gun and cracked the brackets. There plastic parts, hand tight is more then enough.