Laptop Stand for Bed with Mouse Pad and Tie, Pixiri Height Adjustable Lap Desk for Adults and Kids, Laptop Bed Tray, Foldable Laptop Desk, Portable Lap Table for Writing on Couch Sofa - Larger Size

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The Pixiri portable computer table is very light weight and easy to fold and unfold. It has several adjustments so that you can use it according to your needs.For me this table will be very helpful when I need to work sitting on the ground. That is unusually common in my case as I attend many meetings where I need to make notes and sit on the ground. Before I was bending over and getting neck and back pain due to bad working posture but this table will help me to have a good working posture.Sitting at the desk whole day is also not too great for the health and this table enables me to work on the computer while standing and thereby taking a break from sitting.The table has adjustable height and angle. You can keep it flat or slanting towards the user.It can even be used as a small personal dining table when having a meal while sitting on the ground. In that case it would be better to have it flat.

I bought this because it tilted and came with a cup holder. The cup holder is pointless in a tilted position because it tilts your drink with the rest. It basically does everything it says it will but I found it to be too fiddly and awkward for my own use. I'd borrowed my roommates regularly folding serving tray to use until this came in and found it actually worked a lot better for me. I have a large Yogibo bean bag for a bed and peg-like legs work better for that less even surface. I did really like the laptop clip because my roommate comes into my room a lot and knocks things over every time. The clip saved my laptop from Crash. What it wont do very well is save your drink, if you intend to use it in a tilted format. That won't save your laptop or your other things from your drink. You'd really need a cupholder with a ball head that swivels so your drink is upright when the table tilts. As a bonus feature, it's great, but if you're getting the tray for that and intend to use it on a tilt, manage your expectations on that. Yeah, you could use a water bottle or coffee cup with a lid but you'll have to keep it sealed and are still risking it falling and spilling. I only removed a star because they didn't make it a point to manage my OWN expectations with the value added bonus that's gonna sell this one over others, with others, just like it did ME. It's a hassle to browse it all and order, count on things, wait, set things up and then get the realization that it isnt going to work, then have to go back to Amazon, request a return and redbox it etc. Yes, its wonderful that we CAN instead of getting stuck with things but it would be REALLY great if sellers did more due diligence on full disclosure of possible pitfalls upfront. You see, they KNOW that cupholder tilts with the table but they leave THAT bit out. And, because the table TILTS, if they really want to make it a truly functional bonud they'll consider using a ball head one that swivels to offset the tilt instead. Conversely I ordered another table for less the next day and it has a very secure cupholder with foam and a cellphone and document holder. It will also tilt if you dont extend the peg legs on one side as much as the other but you use it flat and it extends to the left or right, folds up to the size of a book to fit in laptop case, is SUPER LIGHT, but also extends large enough to use with a chair as a desk and it's a lot less awkward and more portable. Everyone's needs are different. That one better suited my own needs. It doesn't feel as durably made as this one, but it's a lot more multifunctional and really excited me, whereas I had high hopes with this one and I felt disappointed. Is it a product flaw, beyond the cupholder bit? No, not really. I'm just saying that a lot of things seem great in theory but aren't as great as they seem in reality and the more specific we are in our reviews the more it helps others, so there's me being SPECIFIC. Some of those downsides to ME, might be ADVANTAGEOUS to others.

I was worried, but wow, there was no reason. Here is what I was worried about. I have a pillow-top bed and feared that the table would not be stable. It is stable even on a pillow mattress and a thick comforter. I worried that it would be heavy with my OLD, Very OLD laptop. The laptop is heavy by itself. I need to get up quickly to answer the door, phone, kids, etc. No problem, the table did not add a noticeable added weight. I worried that while typing it would wobble. Not so. Because I can tilt the table and rest my hands, there is minimal wobble... some is can be expected on a pillow-top bed. I worried that I would not be able to get the correct angle and my wrists would hurt (carpal tunnel). By adjusting the hight and the tilt, my writs are not under strain. I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS PRODUCT.

I’m very satisfied with the laptop table. I like the color and that it doesn’t have flashy adjustment knobs, others are yellow or red so this looks more neutral. The height is easily adjustable as is the tilt angle. The height adjustment feels a little flimsy but it’s never slipped or anything just make sure the clip sits in right. The clips to hold your laptop are useful. Size of the table is great too for small to medium size laptops maybe up to 15” screens. I have used it with my work laptop, a massive 17” Alienware, and it was just barely enough room for the laptop and a slightly cramped mouse. It worked for working on the couch for a while. It did feel like it was at its max capacity but it held up fine. As a bonus my cats love it and play on it when I forget to put it up.

The table serves its purpose, but there are a few things I wish could be adjusted with it. The legs below it adjust in several positions, but it would be great if they could come off so the table could be used without them also. The levers to release the legs, so they can be adjusted, snap back so hard that they hurt my fingers every single time. If the spring were just a little less tight, perhaps there wouldn't be a recoil effect into the person's hands.The table is a great sie for working comfortably regardless of what you may be doing. I have used for coloring and writing out bills and making lists. Nice and sturdy while writing also.

I broke my heel a couple weeks ago and tried to use my old lap desk which was just a flat platform with some padding and a wrist wrest. That worked well for when I could sit up, but I have to be flat on my back with my foot elevated. I was trying to balance my old lap desk and tilt it, without dropping the whole thing.This desk is perfect if you are laying in bed. The legs can extended if you need more height, but it is still sturdy. The surface can be tilted 30 degrees so that you're typing at a more natural ergonomic level and not reaching. There are clips for your laptop so your laptop doesn't slide forward, and a piece of rubber that stops your mouse from sliding off too. When you need to put it away or aside, the legs telescope down and fold reasonably flat under the table, making it pretty compact but also balanced so you can leave your laptop and mouse on it even when not using them.