Table-Mate TV Tray Table | Portable Desk Folding Dinner Tray, Couch Table Trays for Eating Snack Food, Portable Laptop Desk, Bed Trays for Eating | Adjustable TV Trays with 3 Angles and Cup Holder

I ordered this table bc my daughter outgrew her mini mouse table and I wanted a table that would allow my daughter to eat and do her homework at the couch. It was the easiest to put together. Literally, like 3 mins. It seems very sturdy and it adjusts well.

Story, good quality, easy to assemble!

This table is what I was looking for, it's compact and fits right under my couch and makes eating and using my computer on my TV a sinch, it's very versatile and that's what I like about it. Plastic does feel a bit cheap but shouldnt break as long as I'm careful with it but in no means doesn't feel sturdy. You just can't put too much of your body weight on it because it is meant for it to be compact and slide the legs under items like couches so the table could be closer to you so I still give it a B+ for the value of what this is, I will probably invest on the bigger one since I do like this

Got this for my mom and she wouldn't know what to do without it. She can't sit at the kitchen table anymore so we have the TV tray stand by her recliner and she can just pull it around and use it to eat on and fold small clothes on. Works great for her needs.

First off, I'm not using this little table in any sort of conventional way. The sole determining factors for me buying this were the color and the dimensions. I'm completely deleting the glove box in my 2nd Gen Prius and am modifying this table and my Prius to turn my passenger seat into a workstation. This is a pretty versatile and well built little table. It's better built and sturdier than I was anticipating which was a nice surprise. It folds flat and stores away without taking up much space. I initially though the cup holder just freely swiveled depending on how gravity effected it. It locks into each position though. You pull it outwards and adjust it to your needs and then it locks into place. The little tray inside is removable too, so it can accommodate much deeper cups. This table has three adjustment settings. Two work great for the legs pointing towards you and the other works great for putting the legs away from you. The two tiled angles would probably work out for a child to draw or paint on. If you were using this as a tv tray. The way the legs are would be great for pulling it as close to you as you wanted to because the legs can slide right under any chair or couch that has at least a one inch clearance. It has three permanently located pin locking points for table height adjustment. The specific model I bought also has a twist lock locking mechanism. That twist lock allows you to adjust the height to any level you desire if none of the three permanent pin locking points don't fit your need. It really is a great little table. The only design flaw I can think of. Is on the legs. Where the legs bend and start to extend towards you, those metal bends are protected from scratching the paint of by molded plastic covers on the model I bought. Which are great additions as it looks like older models of these tables didn't have those protectors. The very ends of the legs have a rounded cap plugging the hole in the metal pipe leg ends. However, the metal is touching the ground at that point. It would be better for preventing the paint from scratching off the metal legs over extended use if those end caps were a little oversized and kept the metal legs entirely off the floor altogether. You could wrap a little foam or rubber tape there and DIY but it would be nice to see that updated for future models. If both the plastic corner bend pieces and the end caps (after being oversized) had rubber anti sliding pads, that would make it even sturdier but also probably harder to slide around. I'd also like to add, the legs aren't cheaply painted either and they have a really nice finish that will hold up against moderate scratching. Anything and everything can always be improved upon though. As is though, this product is about 99% perfect.

I've had this for a week or so now and have been able to form an opinion of the product. I use this daily for ad hoc computer working when I don't want to go to the desk and the big computer; I use this for my Chromebook computer. So I can't really speak to how sturdy it is because I'm not really taxing it with a lot of weight. But for the Chromebook and the weight of my arms resting on it, it appears to be holding up fairly well. I like the cup holder as it does tend to keep liquids away from my electronics. It is fairly compact (when assembled into its workstation mode) to fit in tight spaces. It is light so transporting it is not an issue. The lack of a crossbar between the legs is a plus in that it gives you ample legroom without constantly kicking the table. The desktop area is big enough for my computer and, if I chose, other accessories like a mouse or paper pad. And the price of this was not extraordinarily high (but I do think it was a little pricey for its function). Assembling the table out of the box was fairly easy, but that's not the assembling I rated 2 stars on. The assembly I speak of is taking it out of storage mode and resetting it for workstation mode. There is room for improvement. The first nuisance with this is when you break it down, the support bar for the desktop and the desktop swing freely so if you are storing this other than vertically you have to deal with these two parts floppng around. The company could certainly add some type of clip to secure these two parts during storage. Secondly the legs do not have holes in them that allow you to store them folded at your preferred setting. When you fold the legs in, you secure them with the pop-out prongs that are used to set the height. The problem is that they did not put these storage notches at every height setting, they only placed two on the legs--at the lowest setting and the midway point. This causes the user to have to reset (after finding the right notch) every time after storage if it is not either of the preset places. And since the legs work independently, that's twice the work. And turning the legs just right for the prongs to pop out into the notch is cumbersome also; you have to make sure you turn it just right at the right spot for the prongs and notch to meet. And I can't tell you how many times in the short period I have had this product that I've set the legs BACKWARDS and had to redo it; the company should put some sort of inhibitor to keep you from turning the legs the wrong way. All that would take is some sort of pimple on the legs to prevent it from turning but one way because when you boil it down, they only need to rotate 90 degrees between storage and use. So the big question is: would I buy this again? It suits my purpose but when I showed my spouse this he said he didn't want to be bothered with all that flipping and snapping. There is another table on this site that works like an ironing board (if some of you can remember what those are) as far as height adjustment. I may give that a try. So the answer is: I dunno. I like that there is no crossbar between the legs and the other positives I stated but none of these are enough to keep me from shopping for another alternative. I'm in the middle of the road with this product.

30 years after original purchase and I am delighted to find this TableMate item is still in production and only slightly modified. This is the most flexible little tray table that can slide around and up and down. I've had my original one since my kid was in diapers and he is now 31 years old. It has done every light-duty job a folding table can do over the years. The past 15 years or so it has been my dedicated laptop table for the living room and used daily. Then recently, I fell into ole faithful wrenching it sideways and cracking the top and hook shaped hanger underneath. I glued it and it is now retired to folding clothes only. But I am very happy having this new table easily slide in perfectly over my recliner, at the perfect height and perfect angle. Ahhh yessss, welcome home my new ole faithful.

This table is good quality and fits my needs. I use it as an eating table and laptop table on the couch. Assembly was easy, but sometimes the adjustment knobs on the legs would get stuck. However, the front edge of the table has a lip that makes it somewhat uncomfortable to use a laptop. It would be nice if that edge was more ergonomic.

This unit is the beast of tv table trays. Buy this and you will never buy a different tv table tray again. I do some laptop work on it and use it to have something to eat while watching tv. Its a very sturdy and versatile unit. Highly recommend!!

Very appreciated by a person in a wheelchair.

After owning a knockoff "Table-Mate", which was fragile and wobbly, the item I ordered from Amazon is genuine and made of good material. I would have given it a 5-star rating if the purchase price (including shipping) is not so high.

The table had scratches on the face and the package box was not sealed and it was wrapped by masking tape