TechniMobili® Adjustable Laptop Desk, Espresso

Basically, It doesn't go down far enough for a shor person and it is sloppy enough that without drilling and running a bolt thru it, it id not feel ssufficiently stable to use a large laptop such as a HP HDX 18

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Ok as temporary work area but not for long haul as it is a little wobbly. Came with crooked base and had to have the manufacturer send a new one. Came quickly and it is better now but still a little wobbly but not bad.

Works well for convenient use of laptop or doing light paperwork while in bed or you favorite chair (if if has open space underneath it). It would be nice if it were wider and more heavy-duty, but it is a great product for the price.

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Rather unwieldly to assemble (especially, the screws for the table didn't go all the way in) but other than that we like it. Description did not indicate it was reversible for left-handed people but it turns out it is (the smaller mouse tray easily can...

I found laptop carts lots of places, and less expensive, but none of them were breakfast bar height. I wanted one to roll up to our breakfast bar so the laptop didn't have to sit on the bar all the time. This one works great.

I use this product in my office. It is a great balance to sitting at a desk. I wish the table top were larger to support documents when working on them. I am very satisifed.

Yes it's easy to assemble but it's not very sturdy. I'm using it to support my keyboard to make a 'standing desk', and while I don't fear for the keyboard's safety, the amount of wobble in response to my typing is very distracting.

First of all the covering on the small panel and the large panel was bubbled up. I did not notice this until the cart was almost together because it has to be built almost upside down.[...]The other thing wrong with it is the legs are all uneven. The...