Seville Classics Airlift Mobile Height Adjustable Laptop Stand Computer Workstation for Sitting Classroom Home Office Medical Table w/Wheels, Flat Desk 24", Black

I was pleasantly astonished by the quality and sturdiness This table adjusts to a sufficiently low level, perfect for my computer use while sitting in a chair. Buyers should beware of so many others that have their lowest level too high for comfortable use. It was easy to assemble and came with all the tools needed to assemble its 8 bolts, 4 flat washers, 4 lock washers, 4 nuts, 4 wheels, and 2 end caps. The metal portions are very sturdy. The table top's edges are smooth and rounded. Its wheels allow it to roll really smoothly on my carpeting. The table top does not tilt (fine with me). My only advice to the manufacturer would be to offer a lighter color natural wood version, and not to have the curve on the front edge. The top should be a perfect rectangle (straight front edge) because keyboards, laptop computers, and mouse pads have straight front edges. The added curved area is of no value to the user. Avoiding the curve would actually result in a slightly larger table top and less wood waste in the factory, and no increase in cost to the manufacturer. Thus this simple change would benefit both the user and the manufacturer.

Very happy with this item. Assembly was easy - instructions provided were clear and easy to understand. After assembly, this unit has worked very well as a laptop desk for me - like how it tilts for ease of use and viewing. Got this because we moved to a new house and didn't really have a space for a larger desk to me to use. Placed in a corner of our living room where I can move it into place when I need it and push it back to where it won't be in the way afterwards. Also, very sturdy, moves easily, but locking wheels facilitate it staying in one spot should you need that. Definitely worth what I paid for it.

Purchased to use with a small laptop and a chair that sits rather low. This was the only laptop desk I could find that would adjust low enough to work with this chair. It was easy to put together and is reasonably sturdy. You have to be careful when rolling it though, especially when rolling it backwards as a careless push could tip it over, especially on carpeting. However, I paid less than $40 for this, so I wasn't expecting it to be made of perfectly balanced steel and fine mahogany. I did my due diligence before purchasing. Even though the listing says that it tilts, other reviews and the Q&A section stated firmly that it does not. And you can tell by looking at the picture that it does not tilt. So I knew that going in. I see now that Amazon has pulled this desk because of concerns about how it is shipped. I have to say that even though mine arrived in perfect condition and no parts missing, it was not packed particularly well. Each piece was slipped inside a thin plastic bag and all of the pieces were loose inside a large box. There was no other packing material. So I could see that with careless handling, damages could easily occur. I also paid heed to reviews that warned against tightening the desktop bolts too tightly as they could pierce the desktop. The only gripe I have with the quality (because again, I'm not expecting the moon for less than forty bucks) is in the mechanics of the height adjustment. I expected that there would be holes in the upper post and that you would adjust the height by fitting the side knob into the appropriate hole. Instead, there is a soft plastic "sleeve" inside the bottom post that the upper post fits inside. Tightening the side knob exerts pressure on the sleeve and it is that pressure that holds the upper post and desktop at the desired height. This seems to me like something that could fail more easily than having a bolt that would fit into a series of holes. I could also see that if you tightened the knob too hard, it would go right through the soft plastic sleeve. So I'm leaving off one star for that. But overall, it serves a specific need for a very low price and I can finally work at my laptop in my favorite comfy chair.

I've had this for over a year. My fiancee and I liked it so much, we bought another one after a year. TOP: The top has a large surface area that measures 23.5 inches (~59.5 cm) across and 16 inches deep (~41 cm) at the midline, which is the deepest point. The top is made of plywood with a pseudo-wood top. Currently, I have no scratches on either top (we don't necessarily baby these...). The top can come off to be rotated 180 degrees to give the top about a 35 degree tilt. My laptop, with its amazing rubber feet, stays on the tilted surface well, however, other laptops, ipads, a mouse, a book, etc will likely just slide off as there's nothing to stop it. This is sturdy, except at some point the welds (as seen in the video) didn't hold up and it's not quite as sturdy. However, it's still pretty sturdy. MID SECTION: The top can move from 20 inches tall (~51 cm) to 33 inches tall (~84 cm). If it gets too tall, it can get wobbly. The knob actually holds this well into position. BASE: The base has 4 wheels on the bottom. 2 of the four have a little tab that allows you to brake the cart to prevent it from moving. The wheels do pretty good on short carpet and hardwood floors. Shaggy carpet could perhaps be a little more of a challenge. The top of the base sits about 3.5 inches tall, allowing the base to slide under many couches. If your couch is like mine, over 2 inches is too high. The wheels do come off, except the bolt is what holds the plastic endcap on the base. You could go to homedepot and get bolts that replace the wheels, or you could instead just use clear tape (what I used). Overall, this is a great laptop/multipurpose cart. If you are worried about the price, if you keep this for 5 years, then you pay only like 7 dollars on average. Hopefully this has helped, hit helpful if I've help!

É uma mesa...as rodas têm travões mas como ela é leve, sem peso em cima ela desloca-se à mesma mas estou satisfeito com a compra.

I would say this was an average table. the wheels are good. But its wobbly, you need to be careful when you accidentally lean on it or put some force on it. Spacious enough for a makeshift work environment. The height is not too much when fully raised. Its a good purchase for couch, bed or work chairs.

Not strong product.

Cannot sit properly behind this desk, there is not enough room for the legs and chair.

Ich hab mir den Laptoptisch als Besitelltisch zu einem kleinen Schreibtisch gekauft, d.h. als zusätzliche Ablagefläche. Reizvoll ist da dann die sehr flexible Höhenverstellung, da keine Lochung vorgegeben ist, sondern stufenlos verstellbar. Das hat dann zwar den Nachteil, dass an den Stellen, wo festgeschraubt wird, später eine kleine Lochung auf dem Lack zu sehen ist, was aber nur bei genauen Hinsehen auffällt. Der Laptoptisch kam gut verpackt in einem Karton an, alle Metallteile in fester Folie und die Tischplatte nochmal extra in Karton. Dementsprechend fehlerfrei waren die Teile. Beigelegt war eine Bauanleitung in einfachem Englisch (hab sogar ich verstanden). Aber selbst, wenn man kein Englisch kann, war die Anleitung durch gute Zeichnungen selbsterklärend. Bitte genau hinschauen beim Aufbauen, was die Anleitung vorgibt (ich hab zuerst eine Rolle mit Bremse nach hintengebaut und die Ringe unter den unteren Schrauben vergessen *grins*). Der Aufbau war in 15 Minuten erledigt (das doppelte Schrauben wegen meiner Dappigkeit hab ich abgezogen). Die Passform ist sehr gut, d.h. alles sauber gearbeitet und passt gut ineinander. Neben dem obligaten Imbusschlüssel (sehr stabil) waren auch zwei kleine Schraubenschlüssel der Größe 12 (für die Rollen) und 11 (für den Rest) dabei. Die sind zwar stabil, aber doch sehr flach, was bei den Rollen sehr gut war. Bei den anderen Schrauben habe ich dann doch einen Ratschenschlüssel genommen, weil das dann doch deutlich schneller ging. Aber: wo bekommt man bei einem Möbel für 35 € auch noch Schlüssel dabei ? Find ich super. Wie gesagt, das Teil war schnell zusammengebaut und wirkt recht stabil. Es ist klar, dass so ein Teil bei dieser Konstruktion und dann auch noch Rollen leicht schwankt bzw. wackelt. Ich habe aber gut eine Stunde angenehm mit einem Laptop dran gearbeitet. Die Tischplatte ist bei richtiger Montag auch gerade (also nicht schräg) und gut gearbeitet.. Die Oberfläche ist leicht angeraut und doch glatt, auch die runden Ecken sehen sorgfältig gearbeitet aus. Fingerabdrücke sieht man aufgrund der rauen Struktur nicht - Prima. Die Metallteile sind lackiert, aber nach meiner Auffassung nicht pulverbeschichtet. Kratzer dürften dann schon schneller entstehen. Man kann das Teil auch ohne Rollen nutzen, dann ist es noch stabiler. Dann sollte man aber Filz o.ä. drunter kleben, denn das ist Metall, mit dem man sich schnell den Boden zerkratzt (da warnt auch der Hersteller). Insgesamt für 35 € und für meine Zwecke ein lohnender Kauf.