SAIJI Leather Lap Desk Laptop Bed Tray Table, Adjustable Laptop Stand for Bed, Portable Lightweight Standing Desk for Writing Eating Reading Couch Sofa Floor for Adults Kids (20.5″*11.8″,Gray)

Great quality and function!
This product exceeded my expectations. It is stable, easy to use and although sturdy, it is lightweight. I got the smaller size so the legs can easily fit while in my recliner. Finally the thin leather material on top of the table tray keeps my materials from sliding, unlike plastic or veneered wood. Thank you for this great product.

Perfect!
My daughter had a stroke 2 weeks before Christmas and this bed table has been the most perfect thing for her needs. It is sturdy and surprisingly adjustable! The ease of adjustability was a godsend! I easily adjusted the height and the tilt to be so accommodating to my daughters different positions. I am so grateful that I took a chance and trusted your product description! Thank You!!!!.

LOVE IT! Adjustable height is amazing!!
I am a tiny person…. 4’5″ and 95 lbs. I like to watch tv (You tube or church) and take notes. It’s been impossible to have use any other bedtop tray (I purchased 3 others prior) because they are too tall…. I would have to lean forward from a semi-reclining position to to put in numerals. This one is PERFECT! I can tilt the tray to see everything perfectly with my laptop. It is extremely sturdy! My 3 little dogs were bouncing around all over me trying to get me to play and it never budged an inch. I have a previous tray that toppled over. I have a tray with the rounded edges on the legs and that flipped over several times if I adjusted myself in bed. I have severe back issues (rods in back etc) so I do require time in bed and I like to be doing something positive when resting. So I design items I want to sew etc. The tray is large enough to accomodate my tablets and keeps pens/ pencils etc on the table too.You cannot go wrong with this one! My only regret was not getting the largest one…. I know now that it would be even better!!

It’s actually pretty good, and ONLY because it’s cheap. If it was over ten bucks i’d rate it lower.
***I RATE THIS PRODUCT A 2/5 BUT IT’S BECAUSE I PERSONALLY HATE IT AND I CAN’T USE IT, BUT IF YOU CAN IT’S PROBABLY A 5/5. If I could go back in time and return it to buy a better table, I totally would.In terms of its material and build it is objectively a 3/5 and I’m saying that as someone who DOES NOT THINK it’s worth its price and fairly unusable for something that’s advertised as a table for all your little table-thingies, but for a product for its intended use, I’M GIVING IT A 2/5, and for a personal product (like how well I personally like it factors in), IT’S A 1/5 DAWG. I think if this table was like, less than 10 bucks, this would be a total 10/10 even though I still would shell out more money to buy a more convenient table and not even consider buying this even for that price, since this table is just unusable for specifically someone like me (I need more surface area lol). Or if there were no better tables on the market, I’d give this a 10/10 if it was like $15ish bucks (and STILL not buy it). But for how much I paid ($29.66), I don’t think this is worth it at ALL. I rated it a neutral 3/5 simply because the product for what it is, is EXACTLY what it’s marketed as. There’s nothing that tricked me into buying this, they (probably) gave all the right dimensions and explained all its functions, I just personally HATE it and I by the time I got my hands on it (I shipped it to another address that I couldn’t retrieve stuff from for months), it was too late to return it.—————————————————————-;tREASONS WHY I HEAVILY DO NOT LIKE THIS PRODUCT AND HAVE NOT REALLY EVER USED IT AS ANYTHING MORE THAN A GLORIFIED SHELFAs a college student who does the bare minimum of studying, every time I DO study, this table becomes the actual bane of my existence to the point where out of spite, I actually started studying since I would go to my library where there are actual tables and just ended up studying. The surface area of this table can hold my table and tablet just fine, and I can type on the laptop just fine (but as someone who has to rest their wrists and arms while typing, I have to place the laptop farther towards the other edge of the table, so if you have a chunky laptop and you gotta rest your wrists, buy a larger table). I, for the life of me, cannot use this table for manual note-taking that requires writing. There’s no space for arm and hand placement for a college student who will likely be note-taking on one notebook while simultaneously reading the notes off of another thing (a computer, textbook, or article, etc). And I have SHORT arms, which is NOT something anyone would ever brag about, so I’m being serious when I air that out (like they’re like, the length of the corner of the table with my elbow touching it, to my wrist touching the exact center of the table). So I actually can write comfortably with my notes in the center, but the moment I have to shift my paper to the side to make room for more stuff on the other side (and once again, note-taking usually requires more than one object, unless if you’re reading and note-taking physically off of the same device/source). And if I had a notebook that wasn’t spiral-bound/foldable and had to be opened wide, the notebook goes absolutely off the table. Especially since I write at an angle (like whatever I write on, it doesn’t matter- the paper HAS to be angled diagonally, I can’t comfortably write on paper that’s just perpendicular to my chest. And I think lots of people write like this, so if you’re like me, do not get this table). So there is like zero space for my paper and my arm to properly navigate on the table (and I can’t write with my arm just hovering, like I need the placement for balance), especially since it’s narrow enough that if I diagonally angle my paper and I take account for how I will shift the paper around as I write, especially as I write LOWER down the paper and have to shift the paper up, this is just NOT feasible at all. Especially since if I’m notetaking, I’m reading my notes off something else, and there is ABSOLUTELY no space for me to be doing all that- I can NOT place a physical textbook on this thing without placing my paper on one side of the textbook to jot notes (and even then, when I have to read that side of the textbook for notes, that means I can’t even place the paper on there anymore). And if I’m typing or writing stuff on my computer, I can’t place a book on its side or anything that’s just slightly wider than a single sheet of paper (I have like, a regular laptop: not big and not small, but chunkier than those mac laptop things if that’s what you have). And I can’t functionally write notes while reading my source material if it’s placed on the floor or at another elevation (such as paper or a textbook- something where I can’t angle such as a screen so I can comfortably glance at it from an upright-sitting posture). Meaning if I’m writing notes on this table, and my stuff is on the floor for me to read and take notes off of, that means I’ll just have to physically hunch over onto the floor while turning my body facing away from the table to where my material is to take a look at it, and then turn back to the table to write. I can’t feasibly read and write at the same time, which is like, necessary if you’re studying and just writing or doing stuff. Like this is like normal-table stuff so while I didn’t dock stars from its rating for being an incompetent table, I am still going to rant about it LOL. (I will say, for its intended usage as just a table- like JUST a table where you don’t do stuff on it, it works, so that’s why I felt bad and left this at a 3/5). So honestly, half of my homework that requires filling out an actual worksheet or note-taking that required a textbook or book or anything that can’t be bent to fold on itself, I just did all of it on the floor. I was an absolute creature, lying on my stomach and destroying my back and neck as I laid everything on the floor and did it. Which sucked because at least for one year, I had a rug, so I didn’t have a hardwood floor so I had to use excess books or notebooks to place single-sheet paper on if I wanted to write on them (and I did not have notebooks big enough to cover the entire thing). I DID try to use this table for something good, and it made me angry LOL. I considered using this table as just a hard-surface by shortening its height to write as I sat upright, so that it’s closer to the floor and easier to glance at whatever I’m writing as I stare at whatever I’m reading off of that’s on the floor. And this does work, but it’s still pretty inconvenient since it’s not at a preferred writing height, but my elbows still bend and my lower arm still touches the table so who cares (I’ll take what I can get). I’ll also try to use this table as just a regular hard surface and closing the legs, but then it’ll twirl like a really deformed lazy susan if I smack it while it’s on hardwood, which is up to interpretation if it’s a pro or a con (for me, a pro, since it acts as a ride for my chinese dwarf hamster LOL). But while in this form, it does vertically side-to-side due to how the legs fold in, which means it SUCKS to write on it because I’ll be writing and suddenly the thing will go “oopsies!” as it jerks depending on where I rest my arm. It never tips far enough for it to actually disturb my writing, I just hate it because I paid 30 bucks for this thing and you’d think I’d be able to write on it like a normal table but I can’t even write on it normally as a DIY, inconvenient clipboard.I’d also like to clarify there’s a possibility you can write just fine on it. This could just be a major inconvenience for me due to how I angle my paper, how I choose to write and how I physically write, and the surface area I need for my extra stuff on it. But I will say I have these standards because I paid 30 bucks for a table and I do NOT have a table in my college house (and I refuse to buy one because I don’t have the car to lug around a chair-height table, nor do I want to buy one and toss it out by the end of my lease in case I can’t sell it). I also have these standards because my previous folding table, while my stuff might edge off it, still had pretty solid surface size that could fit all my random crud that I tossed on it.I used to have another squat table, where its 4 legs weren’t adjustable as they only snapped out, and honestly, I’d take that over the adjustability of these 2 legs, and I’d take that whole table over this if I could, as it’s cheaper and more stable and convenient for its intended usage (it only broke because my brother jumped on it). I still use this table (because I paid for it), and I will say it’s feasible since I often use my tablet on it and its ability to angle means I don’t have to hunch over it if I want to draw/write on it, BUT, I also just don’t like drawing on this table because once again, no area for arm placement if I want to shuffle my ligament around (which I always do), and because honestly, it’s kind of hard to draw or write at an angle because once the table is angled, even slightly, you realize with how close you’re sitting to the table and the height of the table, your elbow/arm starts to fold in on itself, which doesn’t happen when the table is flat, but kinda happens if I go too low on the paper/tablet and trying to force my wrist flattened against the tablet. The ability to angle the table is not really convenient for other things, such as typing. Imagine a music stand with two legs- it’s basically whatever you’re willing to put on a sturdier music stand, but at a floor-sitting height LOL. Except a music stand isn’t this narrow, RIP. Even putting my average-sized laptop on it means I can’t really comfortably place a sheet or paper or worksheet next to it, much less with the idea of being able to write on the table (since there’s no space to put my arm/wrist on the table to comfortably write, unless if I remove my laptop).———————————————————————————————WHY AS A PROFESSIONAL HATER, I RATED THIS A 3/5.I believe if you want a table that you can comfortably place on your bed, or for surfaces where you sit with your legs out-stretched, straight in front of you (my roommates who are both taller than average, can’t use this table when sitting crisscrossed. Their entire lap area can’t fit under the table due to its small surface area/leg space, but they always steal this whenever they want to watch movies/videos on their bed). I am shorter than average, so I have shorter legs, so I fit comfortably underneath this (for more average measurements I’d find another comment. I really can’t say for that). For a type of activity where your legs are outstretched in front of you, where you can’t really comfortably curl upwards or straighten your spine if the table isn’t adjustable and is too high, this table is better than a four-legged table or tables that have a large surface area with a permanent height. For me, I don’t really sit on my bed at home (I sleep on the floor, actually, and in college I don’t have a bed LOL), so I don’t ever capitalize on this unique benefit. Instead, I use this table as a perch for my tablet or to place my mugs or bowls or whatnot, but I never use it if I have to do something ON it- I just use it as a super convenient, in-reach shelf. Which I could get for free with the box it shipped in, but whatever.Yeah anyways if you want this table, you won’t regret it if this is the table you want. It is as advertised, it functions as promises, and its features are all as labeled on this page. I just don’t like the product itself! 🙂

Good and durable

I love this one, It has a nice quality, table feels pretty stable on a bed cause of those skis, You can regulate an altitude and an angle if You want so. The leather cover hold your laptop up top with no sliding