Laptop Stand for Bed, Adjustable Height Laptop Desk for Couch, Foldable Laptop Desk Workstation from Home, Notebook Riser Ergonomic Computer Tray Reading Holder TV Bed Tray

The stand was easy to assemble but the clips slide off fairly easily. I’ve lost one within days of owning. I Find the legs easy to adjust but it takes a couple of adjusting/testing to get a good setup. I am happy with the product matching the description but after using it, I don’t find it as handy as I expected. I wanted to use it while traveling - like a set up while waiting for an airplane to board. Often to get a sturdy stance requires 2 of the leg segments to be used. The remaining segment is often too short to provide enough room to work for how I want to use it. Example, if I’m laying in bed, 2 leg segments are on bed to have top aver my stomach. the table top rest on me which I find uncomfortable for most tasks. From floor to chair, the table is too low to type on. I haven’t found a good setting for making it work with a bench. If in a chair with a fairly long seating surface, I can get a bit of a setup but I have to take care not to push it forward off the seat. For a stand on top of a desk or table, it has plenty of height, but it takes quite a bit of desk space that way and their are better stands for that. I’m considering using it for a camping table instead- like to use next to a cot. I think it will work better for something like that.

Pros:Build Quality: The board is made of actual metal, I’m not sure what the adjustable legs are made of but they’re really high quality and solidly built.Multi-use: It’s not only used for laptops, I actually mostly use it to write and read books at night with my mini light in bed. A very comfy setup!Adjustability: Three adjustable legs are attached/detached to the board, and they’ll enable you to change the height/position of the table. Even the board portion is adjustable.Height: You can conveniently change the height of the table as it has 3 legs from each side, the range in which you can change is very high..Ventilation: In case you’re using it for laptops, the metallic board has so many holes on it for ventilation purposes as the laptops get hot.Mouse Pad: It has a removable mouse pad or mini board that can also be used to place small objects such as phones while reading books on the main board.User-friendly: I didn’t face difficulty assembling the unit, although I did read the instructions for a few seconds.Price: I didn’t expect to have a high quality unit considering the pocket-friendly price.Cons:Packaging: It was bad. Not protective at all. I’m surprised it survived the wild transit ride.

This is a decently designed product but if you have a larger laptop 5-6 lbs I would suggest against getting this product. My laptop is 6 lbs. and when I try to use it normally, the stand cannot support the weight and it falls over. It works fine when it is upside down but I do not get to use the features properly (the tabs that are meant to hold the laptop in place.

Overall speaking, this product was easy to assemble and does the job. However, my only complain is the design makes it extremely hard for people with slightly longer nails to use - I’m not talking about ridiculously long nails but say 2mm long. It’s nearly impossible to push into the side/hinge buttons with nails to release the hinges for adjustments because you would need to use a little strength to push the buttons all the way in before you can twist the legs to adjust the height and position.

i feel like i have to be a rocket scientist to open and close the thing. i like the material and the ventilation, the fact that is adjustable. but i am afraid to close it. so i dont have to deal with opening it.

Not happy with how wiggly it is, but then again, I do tend to lean into my keyboard. So, it actually has helped me break that habit a bit. The mouse "platform" is not very good at all. I'm afraid it won't really hold up to long term use. Having said that, I will say that it has worked for the times I stand at my desk, and for the small amount it cost, I wasn't really expecting much more. My job is 100% typing and I stand at my desk about 1/4 to 1/2 of my work day and it does the job. I would not necessarily recommend this for anyone that uses a mouse alot or for kids as they can be harder on items. It is a good starter to see if standing is what you really want. It's light enough to move around and the adjusting legs allow for all sorts of configurations. Biggest drawback is really the mouse area.

I bought this because I wanted a stand that I can use on my desk as well as in bed for my laptop. What sold me in was the mouse pad as I always had trouble using the mouse on my bed.Here's where I think the product loses the stars:1) The construction isn't sturdy; it tends to wobble when you place your arms on the laptop and type.2) The mouse pad is flimsy and bends under the weight of your hand.3) The mouse slides right off if you take your hand off the mouse.The higher you go the shakier it gets. For $20 you can't expect better. They got the idea right, but I wouldn't have built this product unless I got the ergnomics, quality and practicality right.I'm returning this back.

Fits a 13" laptop very well and you can use space under for fitting other things. (Current setup in picture)Assembly is a little difficult and have been unable to remove the side supports to better store.