Laptop table with vented holes

It took me a while to get the legs just right to use in my TV chair. It has helped with me not looking down to play my iPad games. Took my cat a few extra days to get in my lap cause he couldn't figure out what it was. Ha ha. I adjusted the legs completely different and not on the instructions While the instruction are zig zag mine is more of a scrunched C. there are no screws to put it together just two little clips to put on the edge so your book or computer or iPad doesn't fall of the shelf. I'm loving it.

I love this laptop stand. I mostly use it when I am in bed or on a couch. I looked up many reviews and watched many videos to see what would be the best laptop stand for a reasonable price, and I stuck with my gut and chose this one. I’m very glad I did because it comes in handy and it is sturdy for my specific laptop, weight and size. Definitely do research because you want to make sure it’s compatible with the size and weight of your laptop or device. I have no complaints, this is exactly what I needed.

"At a cost", doesn't apply to the price, but the annoyances. I thought that the "snap-to" leg locking feature was a good idea. But you'll find yourself fumbling sometimes to figure just which "joint" has the hidden button you need to change a segment- or segments, positioning. I've gotten pretty well adjusted to this feature, but it leads to another, and worse annoyance. When not in use it becomes far too much of a task to flatten all the segments for easily tucking aside- standing, leaning or lying flat? You'll not want to bother each time, so it either stands aside in it's last open position like mine does, or you'll be less inclined to use it after funbling with all the joint buttons just to get it closed and flat.

I use it in my recliner while warching tv and it works well. I have bought 2 for different homes.

I like the this three-leg adjustable design because it allows the bottom leg to rest on my recliner where I use my laptop. Other laptop stands do not have large enough legs.( I do not use the laptop on a desk.) The problem with this stand is that the top of flat vented tray is not supported. It easily wobbles with a small amount of weight. Compare this to the Uten "adjustable laptop stand" 17" (See photo. The vented Zipspace at the right of the photo has no support; the Uten in the left with the fans has the tray supported at the top by the top legs -- no wobble at all.) I bought the Uten used for $34.33 which came like-new. The Uten does require assembly, but four screws attach the legs. Not difficult.

I’ve had a similar desk and it had a fan that added to the weight. At first it felt so light weight that it could easily bend but after a week of use it has stood up to my careless childlike treatment & horrid storage. However I added a phone clip and had to reset the stand to hold the additional weight without tipping. I’ve already lost one of the computer edge clips as it must have slid off during my careless moments. I love the color, and it came set up I just had to adjust the legs. One side of the tray had protrusions so you may want to rethink the set up using the reverse side.

When I opened the plastic bag I was struck by a noxious smell I could not tell what. Immediately my eyes started to sting and tears started to flow. I rinsed my eyes several times but still my eyes stung for a long time. There was something really wrong with the packaging. What was the smell and what caused irritation of my eyes. I immediately put the laptop table back into the package with gloves, a mask and face shield on and returned it.

Item is functional, difficult to adjust as it is done one side at a time. Cheaply made and over priced for product.

I have it for a couple of years. This is my second one. I love it. Very practical and good for lazy days on the bed and playing with my iPad. Had to be carful they are not very sturdy.

This was as advertised. Pay attention to size as it was a bit smaller than expected. As well one other customer commented that you can expect NOT to get the colour that you chose. I have no complaints other than I ordered red and I got black.

Thank you! Your invention is wonderful! I have struggled for years with my legs heating up due to my laptop sitting on them while I worked from my bed! Now, I am so excited because your amazing laptop desk was EASY to put together - mind you, the instructions were very tiny, and the clips were hard to see on the instruction sheet. The photo could be BIGGER, please, for future readers! We don't need to see how you can use the adjustable desk! At any rate, how do I say thank you? My legs, thank you! And I can tilt my laptop to any angle I like while working! I LOVE IT!!! Plus, the way it bends and clicks into place is fantastic! I love the push-down blue buttons! It is incredibly flexible and STURDY! It just arrived less than an hour ago. I'm using it now! Woohoo!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

This is exactly what I needed. But it's not stable. Pedestals are not solid

The options are endless and it can be used in different scenarios. The legs are plastic and it’s not the most stable thing but it’s not bad (see video- 13” laptop on top). I love how light it is and that I can use it everywhere (on the floor, on the couch, in bed) and in any position. The legs on mine are not symmetrical (see picture). It looks like one of them wasn’t attached properly (orange circle in attached picture) With that said, all the legs work well, but I haven’t had it for long and will update the post if I encounter issues with that. Overall measurements seem to match the advertisement.