Flash Furniture Eve Sit to Stand Mobile Laptop Desk/Speaker's Lectern with Wheels, Modern Height-Adjustable Portable Standing Computer Desk, Black

I already had one of these exact tables (purchased elsewhere) and just got this one from Amazon. It's very easy to assemble, just four screws with the included wrench. (Handy hint, put the height lever toward the back. That way it doesn't stick out the front and is still very easy to use.)The table rolls easily and the height adjustment lets you put it right where you need it. It also pivots very smoothly so that might not be for you but I love it. It's perfect for a laptop or even a sofa-side table for essentials.I got it in black. It's very nice looking. The adjustable part of the post is silver but it doesn't stand out, particularly if the table is not in a high position.You do have to push pretty hard on the center of the table to lower it. So you want to set the height before setting a laptop on it.My only complaint about this: There were some white flecks on the table top. I don't know what they could have been but a fingernail took care of them easily.

I’m using this little rolling table next to my armchair to hold my laptop. It works perfectly, and I like that I can roll it out of sight easily. It’s not the highest quality item, but a good product for the price. It was pretty easy to assemble. I had to use all my weight to push it to lowest setting, but I don’t plan to raise/lower it much so this isn’t a problem for me.

Pros: Lightweight, rolls easily, relatively small footprint. It's a replacement for a larger more cumbersome one. Unlike some others report, mine is pretty sturdy. Holds my MacBook Pro and iPad Pro well, even side by side. Cheap price. Pneumatic cylinder works well although you have to lean on the table to make it go down, not a big deal. Pneumatic cylinders are supposed to have some resistance, wouldn't want it to go up and down too easily, We'll see how long it lasts, have only had it for a day.Cons: Before I describe my assembly struggle let me say I'm a motorcycle mechanic, not a stranger to parts assembly and use of tools. Assembly instructions are less than stellar. Here's why: On my instruction sheet the picture of the top support shows a square base on which sits a round piece on which sits a square bracket. The picture shows the cylinder end going into that square bracket. Mine has no square bracket. The instructions also say that one must remove the plastic cap from the end of the cylinder that goes into the bracket. Mine has a small white plastic "cap"(?) Gentle tugging with pliers would not dislodge that cap. So I called Flash Furniture. I think they're in GA (770-721-8391). Fortunately the woman who answered was English speaking. I swear she announced her name was "Vicky". I also swear that in the background I heard another woman announce herself as "Vicky". How many "Vicky"s do they have there?? I explained that I purchased the product from Amazon and provided the order #. After not being able to find the order # in their system she said I must have purchased it from Amazon. Really? When I asked whether anyone there was familiar with this product she answered haughtily that they're a distributor and they sell thousands of products. But she'll try to help. So I explained that the square bracket shown on the instruction sheet is MIA. She explained as if to a toddler that sometimes the pictures are only an approximation. Hmm, but somehow the cylinder end has nothing to attach to. If I just push it in the lever pops it off. Perhaps it's because I can't remove the plastic "cap". The plastic cap absolutely has to come off; you have to pull on it pretty hard. So much for not knowing anything about your products. Well, she replied, that's just true of all cylinders. So now this woman who has no knowledge of the thousands of products they sell is a cylinder expert. While talking with her I tugged and tugged with increasing force but if that plastic piece is supposed to come off I'm a frog. By now she was barely hiding her attitude behind her southern drawl. She finally said she would send me a replacement top support. What's my name and address? I started to give it at a normal rate of speech but heard, ma'am, ma'am! MA'AM! I HAVE TO WRITE THIS DOWN SO YOU HAVE TO SLOW DOWN! No problem. What about the cylinder on which I have now damaged that plastic piece that she insisted I must pull off? She's sending a new cylinder too. In the end that's decent customer support but I could have done without the attitude.

Easy to assemble. 10min. After assembly, Need to push down pretty hard to get the table top to go down. The cylinder pole has a clear light grease on it for easy sliding so try not to touch it. Wash hands if you touch it. Rolls well. Sturdy. The casters were hard to press in so I used a hammer and wrapped the hammer head part in a thick towel and banged the casters in. If you don’t wrap the hammer head you could crack the casters. I bought the black color. Looks sleek. I use for laptop, lunch, dinner, I roll it around the house when I need to transport something heavy. Multi use. Love it!

This table/desk looks nice enough, it had the features I wanted...small, height adjustable and wheels. But as MANY others have said, the hydraulic base dies not work. AT ALL. No matter what I do, it won't lower and the tallest height that it's stuck in is too tall for my needs. Don't buy this, just don't. I always check the reviews and I somehow missed this issue. I was going to try customer service but based on other reviews it sounds like that will be useless. Just like this table is. I think I waited too long to assemble it to return it, but I'm definitely going to if not.

This is probably the most well built item I have ever purchased from Amazon. It is lightweight but very sturdy. I seriously put it through some tough jobs.

This was really easy to assemble so that is a nice plus. It's also lightweight which makes this easy to move around the house or take on an extended roadtrip. The size of it is also good, I can fit 1 laptop, have space for the mouse and a notebook. This is where the positive things end.The height adjustment arm is easy to pull, but the extender often gets stuck, so you need to wait a while before it pops up, or give it a shake. The height is also too short for me (I'm 5'10"), so I have to crouch and bend over to use it. It's also really difficult to push down--if your laptop is on it, you will need to move it to the side so you can push down directly on the middle of the table--and it needs quite a bit of force too.The desk came with some divots the surface which I noticed that the manufacturer tried to hide by filling it in with some black sharpie...The roll wheels feel pretty cheap, and not all of the wheels move or feel smooth. It would be nice if there was a brake or a stopper to prevent it from moving.I would recommend this only if you need a cheap standing and are shorter than 5'5".