SAIJILaptop Bed Tray Table, Adjustable PVC Leather Laptop Bed Table, Portable Standing Desk with Storage Drawer, Foldable Lap Tablet Table for Sofa Couch Floor (Dark Black)

I have been trying to decide which laptop table would best fit my needs and I believe this one fits the bill. I thought I wanted one made of wood - more for aesthetics than anything else. But after reading reviews for those, I changed my mind for several reasons. This one has adjustable height and is tiltable, plus the legs are made to glide on the couch/bed surface without snagging what's under them. It's sturdy, but not heavy and folds down quite compactly when not in use. The working surface holds my MacBook Air and cell phone quite well, w/room to spare for a small notepad as well. It also has a small drawer that would easily hold several pens and other small items I made need to keep handy. I've been using it for several hours and already appreciate not having back strain due to leaning over my bed or having to have my laptop on my lap! I purchased the black option thinking it wouldn't show dirt from normal use. So far, I'm very happy with my decision to purchase this model laptop table. Oh, and when I made my purchase, it was on sale for $49! Win, win, win!!!

This thing has been such a huge productivity-saver for me. I have two very clingy cats who LOVE to get in my space when I’m drawing or working on my laptop. This has been the perfect solution for working at home with them. At least one of my cats (pictured) now knows that if the tray is out, she will automatically curl up under it. My other cat will try to lay on TOP of it, but usually I can convince him to lay somewhere else. Being able to adjust the height and tilt makes it incredibly customizable for tablet/notebook use and laptop use, as well as easy to adjust the angle to account for where you are sitting and if there is a creature taking up space in your lap.It might be a little wider than I’d like, but the collapsible legs make it easy to wedge in between couch cushions and fit into many spaces. It’s a little bulky, but it’s very well constructed and has endured drops, spills, and many different awkward angles.The only complaint I have is that the compartment isn’t quite deep enough for me to store much in it, like my wired mouse, and can slide open if the tray is tipped to that side.Regardless, I highly recommend it if you do any sort of work, creative stuff, or gaming from a laptop. Even if you don’t have pets that like to try and get your attention when you’re working, it’s great for so many uses because of its tilt and height customizability. If you do have pets, your cats will greatly appreciate being able to spend time with you while you work without getting in your way. :)

This is perfect! Love this desk. I highly recommend this. It has tilt feature and adjustable leg height. Love the sky style legs, they make it super easy to slide desk back and forth. Also has slide out storage. I bought the black one.

Overall, I like the item. It is comfortable and I think they totally hit the mark with the ski-like legs! I'm 5'5 an a little fluffier than I should be and there is plenty of room for the legs of the desk to accommodate my legs without issue.Build seems good. I like the texture of the top of the desk.Only thing I would like is to have a stopper that runs the length of the slot or an additional piece for the mouse. Mine does slide off. Otherwise, pretty pleased!Price point is fair.

There are literally 100's of different laptop trays being sold on Amazon, and prices range anywhere from $15 for the real basic surface to $120 for the fancier looking ones. In looking through many of them, I've come to realize that it's all about the little details. I made a list of things that suited my needs; surface size, height adjustable, collapsible, portability, are the obvious ones, but there are many less-obvious ones too.For example, is there something to keep your mouse from sliding down the surface if the table is tilted? Or is there something to support your laptop to prevent it from sliding off? How slippery is the surface? Or is it slightly tacky to keep things in place. How much does the thing weigh? How easy is it to maneuver the unit when you're in bed? On the couch? On the floor?What I concluded was that it was these small details that made the difference and defined what really mattered. This Saiji model has a techno-leather (pleather) surface which provides minimal tack and easy clean up for spills and stains. It has a removable bar to keep your laptop in place, an invisible lip to prevent your mouse from sliding completely off, and it has a hidden sliding drawer to keep some stationary or store your glasses. But what sealed the deal for me were the sleigh legs, allowing the ability to slide the table away from you and providing easy access in and out. Quality and Materials is the last thing you should consider. Alloys like aluminum are both lightweight and strong; in contrast, plastic is weak, and sadly I must report that the joints (leg and tilt) are plastic... the only downfall I found.This portable table is priced higher than most of it's competitors, but it contained all the features I was looking for. There's currently an additional 40% savings on top of the sale price (at time of this post) driving the price to about 60% off the RRP, so it's a really good deal in my opinion, so much so that I'm going to purchase a second one!

This is an excellent bed table. It is very stable. I use it every night. The height and tilt of the bed table can be adjusted. It is suitable for my neck and eyes to avoid neck and shoulder pain. I recommend this bed table if you like reading books and using a laptop computer on the bed.