Laptop Cart 31.5" Mobile Table Fancasa Movable Portable Adjustable Notebook Computer Stand with Wheels (Teak)

I needed an intermediary stand. Something adjustable that could go behind and then over a lower existing stand. While remaining free from effecting,( wobble ), the larger monitor stand behind. Bingo. Assembled easy. Installed more perfectly than I would have believed possible. This thing is dancing around heavy cabling. The big chunk of time spent was determining which cables needed to run in front. Then coming from the ground I brought it up and over the lower stand without having to move or unplug anything! Sturdy enough for the price. I am heavy handed on a keyboard and the stand felt too bouncy. A paper back book under the right table top arm stopped this. Now, the sturdy is no bounce pro quality and it didn't cost $299.00. This is the best designed, Quality/Priced, good looking, adjustable tabletop stand out there.

I really like this stand. It is just the right size, construction is simple but nice.Do you have TV Trays, that have used forever?Somehow it is hard to find something that will fit in and be flexible and easy to use. This laptop table is not too wide, or too tall. I really appreciated having it delivered with just the right specifications in the color and design I was looking for. It gives me enough room to place papers, a laptop, or keyboard and a mouse all next to each other, without taking up to much floor space.Note: The table top is nice but does flex slightly, as it is about 5/8" thick, just over 1/2" (4/8").For the price this is an easy buy, works really nice.

It's not bad. It was easy to put together. I took the wheels off so it would slide under my couch. It's a little wobbly so I wouldn't push it away fast. My only compliant is that the edges are sharpish. So if you rest your arms on the table the edges will dig in after a while. It would be nice if they were rounded or had a buffer. I usually have a small towel or wear long sleeves when I sit at the desk.

Here's my situation: I have a PC connected to my 65" TV on a credenza. I need a place to put my keyboard and mouse for gaming on this huge screen. That's where the Laptop Cart 31.5" Mobile Table Fancasa comes in!I bought another laptop cart, but it was much smaller, I think around 23" wide, which was enough room for a full-sized keyboard and a high sensitivity mouse, but not much else, and definitely not enough room for a low-sense gaming mouse like I wanted.This laptop cart is HUGE. I downsized my keyboard, bought a massive mousepad, and now my low-sense high-precision mouse has all the room it needs to lock in on headshots. The better part is the amount of extra room I now have to place my phone, remote, coffee, and whatever else I'd like on the laptop cart.The height is a little tall, even at the lowest setting, which creates a slightly non-ergonomic position for your arms and wrists. You'll definitely want a taller chair to raise you up above the cart itself, which for short people or short chairs might be an issue. At the tallest height, I believe you could potentially use this as a standing desk as well, yet it's not something I have tried or would like to. The biggest positive is the wheels, they are incredibly smooth. And when you lock the wheels down, the desk will tip over before one of the wheels become unlocked or budge!The only glaring negative is the edges around the table, they are very sharp. Not sharp enough to cut you, but sharp enough to not enjoy resting your arms on them. It forces you into good posture by floating your hands above the keyboard and mouse, but still very annoying. The last laptop cart I had, while smaller, had a very nice downward sloped smoothed edge which was comfortable to lay your arms across. It's minor and doesn't affect the overall quality of the table, so I didn't remove a star for it.I highly recommend this laptop cart if you're looking for a high-quality moveable table!

I think my expectations were a little unrealistic for the price but the description says "dense" and "steel" so you would think it is a solid little table but it is light as a feather and easily tipped. Mine had clearly been repackaged with some dirt and scuffmarks on the parts, easily wiped off. No instructions or paperwork of any kind. Just parts. Not rocket science but some would find this very frustrating. Casters are cheap plastic and do not roll on carpet well. Screwing the frame into the tabletop causes raised bumps in the table surface. Edges of table are a bit sharp. It will work for what I need which is a mobile side table next to my desk for odds and ends. I would probably never raise it above the minimum height since it already is quite tippy. It looks decent being all black. Will probably add weight to the bottom so I don't spill food or drink placed on top. A slight bump could send things flying. Seems like it could hold some pretty good weight the way it sits on a fairly robust frame. Replacing the casters with heavy metal ones would make it much more stable and mobile but probably not worth the cost.

The laptop stand was exactly what I was looking for. I had an old one that was handed down to me and was not the most stable. I needed a stand for my laptop that I could use while in a living room chair or on the sofa. I really did not want to always have to hold it in my lap. This stand is perfect. It is very stable and easy to move around when needed. I am not typically good at assembling anything but the instructions included were great and made it so easy to assemble. I am quite satisfied with my new stand.

Wood split just by screwing in the screw. The wheels don’t roll well so they resist, resulting in the legs splitting where the screws are :(

Very easy to assemble and surprisingly sturdy.

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bedside laptop stand

Easy to switch from working standing up (if your 5 feet 7 or more though this might be to low for standing) to working sitting down. Assembly was super quick and all tools including a mini screwdriver were included (10 minutes to assemble). I use it easily for a 21 inch laptop, a lamp and a mouse.

The brace between the 2 legs broke on the first day. It look like low quality MDF. It needs a stronger material.

Flimsy. Broke as I put it together. Using top as a cutting board now.