Mount-It! Rolling Bedside Table, Overbed Tray Table on Wheels for Hospital or Home Meals in Bed, Adjustable Height Tilting Swivel Standing Laptop Desk 31"x15" with Wheels, Walnut Color 27" to 41" High

I use this as a portable work desk. The base has embedded wheels that allows me to slide it under my couch and upholstered chairs. The top tilts to 90 degrees which lets me adjust it to just the right angle depending on the height of my seat. It raises and lowers higher and lowers further than a lot of other other ones. I purchased a similarly priced competitor’s version and it didn’t function properly or provide the same flexibility.

This little table works great. It took about 20 minutes to put together. Glides easily on our hardwood floor. Easy to adjust, both vertically and to angle the slope. Looks nice. Good width. Only thing I didn't realize in advance, is that there's no where for a mouse to lie flat when the table is at an angle.

There are tons of options for over bed desks/standing desks out there. I researched each one, read reviews, price compared. This was the most expensive but the BEST decision ever! I got one for my dad for Christmas and he basically now works on it full time. I was super jealous, as I really liked it when I picked it out. And then I was super excited when it turns out that my mom bought me the same exact one!! Easy to store, easy to maneuver, easy to put together - 10/10, a MUST have!

This bed table was easy to assemble, but it is a little wobbly and doesn’t feel very sturdy. Perhaps drop down legs would help? Height and tilt mechanisms work really well. I have a plastic floor protector on my carpet and the low-profile casters roll well on it. Wish the laptop tab was set a little off-center to give me a little more desk-top space to work on. All in all, it beats the bed tray I’ve been using!

Amazing product at a great price. Anyone who's complaining is just picking. The wheels do get clogged up with lint so you have to (carefully) turn the table onto its side and pick the lint out but the type of wheels it has allows for micro movements which you will see you want when you get this baby home.Folds up out of the way behind the sofa if necessary. Tucks under my bar counter too, foldd flat. Great for a buffet or bar set up, doing puzzles or artwork that you want to leave set up, folding clothes, etc. The reason the one leg is not all the way to the edge is to keep the top from sagging because some people are not going to use common sense when piling weight on the open end. Use common sense. Don't pound on it. Don't pile heavy books on the open end. Etc.Use in an entryway covered with a fitted buffet cloth as an entry table, store shoes and whatnot under the cloth and hang a mirror over it. Then you have an extra table when you need it. Who doesn't want an extra table? On wheels? That collapses and gets out of the way?I love this thing. Back for a second one. And I really hate everything made after 1975. Cheers.

I bought one for my son and assembled it, I was so impressed with the quality that a week later I ordered one for myself. Very satisfied with the quality of this product. Not flimsy at all, and very simple to assemble.I asked my son to hold one piece while I screwed it in which made the job much easier.

table itself is solid and good, rolling is a bit difficult on rugs. 2 issues: table doesn't extend from verticle rail enough and other issue is it's difficult to raise and lower.

Easy to assemble, easy to move. Tilts, raises and lowers just fine.Major issue: Look at the picture. See the vertical support? That hits the side of the bed frame / mattress. The desk hangs over into the footpath to my bed. My path without the desk is comfortable, but take out that chunk of space, and I must squeeze past the desk. Also, that is just a section of desk hanging out of reach when I'm reclining in bed.Minor issue: the H-shaped support hits on my bed frame leg. If it was C-shaped, I could get it closer. I'm going to replace this with a different one.