KOMOREBI Overbed Table with Wheels Laptop Desk Cart Table Over The Bed Table Adjustable Height and Length for Hospital and Home use

If you're considering buying this table, you know the reasons I needed it. I had been looking for options for my recliner-bound life without success. I had my eye on a Lagun table, but couldn't figure out how to adapt it to a floor mount without hiring somebody to do the work and doubling the cost of an already expensive item. I had seen other tables like this, but they were sized to fit queen-size beds, not a recliner. ☹️Then one day, this one was listed!👀 I now live with it in front of me almost all the time. It's well made, roomy, very sturdy, and looks good in my adaptable-equipped living room! It's not perfect, but it solves my problem and even gives me more independence!Here are some hints and tips:⭐ I can't imagine why you would need the Protection Plan. This thing is carefully designed, well-built, and very sturdy. The warranty and Amazon return policy would cover any manufacturing flaws, and the Plan wouldn't cover using it as a bench for your horse to sit on 😉.⭐ You'll need a right-angle ruler📐to get the legs placed evenly. I made one using the corner of a box, or you can get a basic carpenter square on Amazon for under $10. (Hint to manufacturer: Print a right-angle guide ruler on an inside corner of the box.)⭐ Put the table top off-center if that works better for you. The design of the legs makes it quite adjustable. Mine is a couple of inches to the right of center since I'm very right handed.⭐ The wheels it comes with didn't roll nicely on my carpet, so I replaced them with a slightly larger set (8mm screw post) - Amazon has a variety of sizes starting under $10.⭐ The table edge is sharp against your wrist or palm! I haven't found a real fix yet. For now, I use a wearable wrist pad while I explore options like baby-proof edging - also available on Amazon in a wide variety of types and colors. (Hint to manufacturer: It would be great if you gave the tabletop a roundover edge.)⭐ I like the adjustable angle for holding a book, but if I want a flat surface, the stopper that keeps a book from falling into your lap just gets in the way. It does not make a good wrist rest when I'm writing or using a keyboard! So I turn the table around with the stopper on the far side most of the time. The slot for a cell phone now makes a good pen or stylus holder. (Challenge to manufacturer: Make the stopper lower with a roundover edge, or even retractable.)⭐ I plan to make a few more adaptations: I'm looking for the right cup holder that can screw to the bottom of the table. Some little pull-out drawers would be nice, and under the angled section there's space for a hidden compartment. The knobs are a little bulky, so I'm eventually going to replace them with smaller ones with shorter shafts. All that is available on Amazon, too. It's so stable that I'm considering mounting my monitor on it with a swing-away arm, but that might make it too heavy for me to roll it easily (bigger wheels?).If you decide to buy one, don't be afraid to make it suit your needs and preferences. Use your imagination. I've used my table for seven months, and I think this could be my most valuable adaptability device. Not bad for such an affordable price (especially when it's marked down)!It checks all the boxes: ✅ design ✅ appearance ✅ quality ✅ price ✅ adaptability ✅ potential

I needed a rolling desk for my laptop, that I could position over a recliner, and move out of the way easily when not in use.I really love the fact that this is fairly lightweight, the width is pretty adjustable and it's definitely wide enough to slide over a reclining chair. I also appreciate the fact that the depth of the desk isn't bulky and it doesn't take up a ridiculous amount of room. It does land about 2 inches higher than I would have liked, but I just threw another cushion on the recliner to give me a little more height, so that utilizing my keyboard would be a bit more comfortable.I have a pretty heavy 18 inch laptop on mine, there's plenty of room for my mouse pad and the other assorted junk that I accumulated on top of it right now. I'm not crazy about it only coming in black, but even so, this was a good purchase and a good product.

After my knee surgery I was unable to sit at my desk with my feet down for more than a few minutes at a time and I run a large business from home. I had looked a long time for a table / desk that could go over my lazy boy recliner so I could keep my feet elevated while working. This table works just great! Thank You So Much!

I’m horrible at assembly but this went together quickly and easily. Nice and sturdy and adjustable. Glad I bought it.Few things: 1) the styrofoam in the packing gets broken up and a TON of styro-debris goes everywhere. Took me longer to clean that up than the assembly. Open the package outside; 2) the table edges that face you should be beveled, padded, or something. Very uncomfortable. Will buy edge padding to alleviate; 3) mouse doesn’t like the table top. Need a mouse pad. (Haven’t used one of those in forever lol and I’m on a PC 60hrs/wk)

The table top has 3 pieces. My building contractor son-law put it all together except there were two screws missing for the last board. We purchased two screws by bringing the board to ACE Hardware, then attached the board. It fell off immediately. Over a 3 week span my son who was a facilities manager for a large school system gave it a try. It fell off immediately. Then my other son-in-law who is a mechanical engineer gave it a try. Fell off. I'm so frustrated because It has passed the deadline to return. I care for my husband at home who has a rare skin disease, a heart condition and a dialysis patient. That is the reason I need this type of table to tend to him...and the reason I could not return it on time. Rules are rules....and I always follow the rules. My problem. Thank you for allowing me to comment. I love Amazon; and I am disappointed with the maker of the table.

Appreciate that it arrived a day earlier than anticipated. Instructions could have been a little clearer, but still, it wasn't difficult to put together; took maybe 15 minutes. There are a lot more expensive options out there, but the quality on this one is fine for the price. Looks like this will serve the purpose we're needing it for right now.

The edges are very sharp. If you rest your arms on this thing you will be uncomfortable.Mine came with minor defects; paint scratches and the like on the legs. The middle deck is pretty tight between the outer platforms, so it binds a little bit when raising and lowering. Assembly is easy enough and doesn't require tools, but it will take a bit if trial and error to get it level.Overall quality is cheap to low-grade.Final verdict: It will do the job. But, it's cheap for a reason (though not cheap enough).

After struggling with bed tables, lap desks, etc., this was a marvelous solution to using my laptop from my recliner. Well built and easily adjustable to customize it precisely for my chair.