TigerDad Brown T-Shape Overbed Table with Wheels, Adjustable Tiltable Laptop Stand Desk, 15.7x13.7x23.6 inches, 22 lbs Load Capacity

I quite love this unit. They should give one the option of attaching the ? on both edges because it's designed to be used from the right side of the bed. If I wanted i could get my drill out and make that other set of 2 holes. I use it from the left side of the bed.Anyway, I use this unit to "hang" my Kindle or my IPad over the edge and to watch movies etc. most of the night.Nice quality unit. Easy to assemble. Stable/sturdy. I very much like it. :)

I work remotely full time and it results in terrible neck/ shoulder pain most days. I was reluctant to get this because I wasn't sure it would rotate, allow for the desk to til in a way that I could lie in the recliner and allow my muscles to relax while I type. I should have bought this 4 years ago!!! Easy to set up and I am a novice and shy away from putting things together. It was a breeze. If you work from home this is a must have!!! Worth every penny.

Had to have something while laid up from hip surgery. Not very stable but it did its job. Don’t lean or put heavy objects on it cause the top will flip on you and it’s very dangerous.

I purchased this for my disabled mother to use while in her recliner. It took me at least 45 minutes to set it up, and I admit I am not really good at these things. The directions could have been clearer, honestly, but I did manage to do it by myself with no left over pieces.I like that you can alter its position, but it is not that sturdy. I would be ok with books on it in the tilted position. Something expensive like a computer or tablet??? Not sure, especially if being used by a disabled, unsteady person.Using it as a flat surface? Sure. But again, if the person is unsteady, maybe not.

Absolutely love this. Wish it was a bit taller but it works wonderfully for my lap. Definitely thinking about getting another.

The quality of this item is TERRIBLE. I’ve had it for a day and twice already it has tipped over because it is unstable. Incredibly easy to assemble, but because of that it falls apart easily as well. The bolts holding the table top to the base are questionable at best, even after fully tightening with tools it immediately comes loose, thankfully I started to keep an eye on it after the first tip over that spilled a drink everywhere, I use it as a laptop stand to work and I had to catch my laptop before it hit the ground the second time. Will be returning, it’s useless, if you look at it wrong it tips over.

I wouldn't really recommend this primarily because while you can adjust the height of the entire tabletop and the angle of the laptop area, you can't adjust the height of the mousepad area separately. So it's ergonomically not great in that respect. It's also pretty unstable. I have a small and lightweight laptop and would be hesitant to use it for anything larger or heavier. It's constantly losing the nuts from the bolts off the bottom and the wheel locks don't stay up, nor do the wheels stay level. You also don't have the option to reverse the dominant side---which would have been a super easy add if they just put holes on the opposite side of the laptop surface and/or provided a second plastic guardrail for the opposite side. If you plan to use this as a primary laptop workstation, make sure you have another table nearby for any papers, peripherals, or even your coffee.

I tried several of these bedside desks with rollers. This one by far is the best for the value and sturdiness.