kelligo Laptop Table Tray, Bed Side Couch and Cover, Sofa Beside Table Hold Home Office Nursing Table, Height Adjustable Desk with Wheels Morden Tempered Glass (73-102cm) (Glass)

Received and set up with my All-in-One computer for bed-side use this week (without blocking the TV display view) before the kind folks responded to my weight limit query. Very glad to report that I find this the perfect solution for using an all-in-one computer at bedside. Someone expressed concern about whether this type of computer is top heavy. In fact, the majority of the computer's weight is at the base. I picked it since the screen also folds down to a flat position when standing by. This further contributes to a very low center of gravity. To be safe, I also positioned the computer base in the exact center directly over the vertical height adjustable pole, because extending the computer out over either glass shelf isn't necessary. Finally, for anyone worrying about a gravity friendly fall, the bed would actually serve as the net for my 'trapeze'!

This table is being used as a computer work table for my laptop when seated in my recliner. It was purchased because it had all the attributes I need for this application. It's well designed using quality materials and is very attractive relative to it's function. It's perfect for a laptop or tablet use but wouldn't be great for someone using a tower PC unless your monitor is mounted elsewhere (wall mount?). The casters are not lockable and the working surface can be easily moved due to it's adjustable pedestal design but for casual web browsing, photo shop designing or watching streaming videos on a laptop … it's great. The glass working surface makes it appear very modern but it also fits in with my more traditional office/library (interesting contrast in décor). Would have given this product a 5 star rating but a few of the screws used for assembly were of unusable quality due to the way they were manufactured (phillips head slots would not accept a screw driver).

An excellent table and good quality material. But, the tray doesn't work well in bed. I must sit on the edge of the bed in order to be centered on my 17" notebook. My notebook isn't small. I can only imagine how the tray would be usable with a small 12 or 13-inch notebook. Eating in bed with the tray is also difficult. The table wants to topple over when pushing it away. The telescopic pole works well, however, if you're in bed it has to go all the way down to readjust the height. The pole that the tray is attached should be telescopic, the frame's base needs to heavier to provide toppling over (possibly a large magnetic attached to the frame's base), and the wheels should be larger to give it more stability making easier to move. Too bad the manufacturer doesn't have parts to upgrade such an expensive table. I'm going to look for a way to increase the weight of the frame's base and larger wheels. There's not anything I can do with the trays pole. I'll just sit on the edge of the bed. Too bad. Otherwise, I would have given this tray 5 stars. While preparing to ship the table back, 2 screws fail out of the post. I figured out where the screws came from and how the post fit inside the column. I placed a little clear Gorilla glue on each of the screws that attach to the plate and placed it back on the bottom of the post. Hopefully, they stay. The telescoping post began to function as designed. Go figure. It could only happen to me. Just the way my luck has been running. I'm going to keep the table now because I really like it. It just needs to about 3 inches longer to fit more center. Because of the amount of time, I'm on the computer several back surgeries require that Iy down on the couch or in bed. With any luck, the manufacturer will see the need for glue on those screws and a longer base and glass top. UPDATE - 2019 05 02: I purchased several magnets and glued them to the bottom of the "I" frame base. Now, the weight helps it topple over as easily. However, the base and the glass top needs to be at least 3 inches longer.

Don't expect too much with this and make sure that the base can slip underneath whatever you're going to use it with, otherwise it will likely be useless like it was for me. Passed the point of return, so it's now a very expensive printer holder. I'm not sure why they would say the table can swivel 360 degrees, because it doesn't unless you want to remove one of the screws and risk everything falling on the floor from a slight bump upwards. Also, the desk will just fall down if set 180 degrees because there's no opposing weight to prevent it from falling. The tempered glass and look of the desk are great, but most people buy a desk for the functionality so that part definitely needs to be fixed.

I like the appearance of this table but have an issue. The shaft that controls the height of the table has too much play which makes this table unstable. I have followed the assembly instructions and made sure the bolts and screws were tight but the shaft to chamber is still loose. I may have received a defective table so I reached out to Craig Furniture for a solution. Will reevaluate the matter at a later date. Please see my video of the laptop table and issue at hand. Edit 8.3.18: So Craig's Furniture has reached out and has sent a replacement for the rod and chamber but ended with no change in the result of my review.

We have an adult family home and this is the nicest bedside table I've ever seen or used. Spendy but worth it.

It looks nice, but the description is misleading. The top does tilt but it doesn't swivel around base. The wheels do not fit under couch. To raise the height just lift/pull top up, to lower top you must lift top all the way and then you can lower it down. It was fairly easy to assemble and all needed tools were included. It was well packed and arrived in perfect condition. It would be more usefully to me if the top shiveled. It is however well made and the glass top is thick.

I thought it was an excellent purchase when I first layed eyes on this product. It functioned flawlessly the first six months without any problems, until I started to notice it was slanting from one end to the next. As it turns out the part of this table thats supposed to support most of the weight of the table, the neck part were you turn the knob to adjust how the table moves back and forth is maade of a plastic material that cracks over time. I really wished it was made out of a stronger material that could have handled the repeated stress that it ultimately will endure over time.