LapGearExtra Large Adjustable Lap Desk with Gel Wrist Rest, Mouse Pad, Phone Holder, Device Ledge, and Booster Cushion - Black Carbon - Fits up to 17.3 Inch Laptops - Style No. 88108

I was fairly cautious before buying a lap desk. I am a gamer, and I use a wireless Razor keyboard for the Xbox-X (and sometimes I haul my PC over to the TV). I was concerned about size. This keyboard is about 15 to 15.5 inches across and it’s comfortable to use. I’m emphasizing this because a lot of the photos show devices that are already small to start with. I ‘could/can’ just set the keyboard on my lap, but this is not only more comfortable, it’s steady. Being raised off my lap and at a slight slant makes a big difference too. That keyboard has a retractable mouse pad, but compared to the one built into the lap desk, the retractable one is awkward junk. My wireless mouse works great with the mouse pad surface (it’s good quality pad as these things go). The desk is very, very sturdy, and the surface is hard and smooth enough to write on. It might feel a little heavy to some (not me), but I don’t think anyone would have difficulty using it. It’s “weighty.” The cushions underneath are comfortable. I recommend it.

I ordered this item to allow me to use my wireless keyboard and mouse when my laptop is connected to the projector. This of course would permit me to recline in my chair or other seating location without the need to have my laptop in front of me.The construction of the desk is great and looks amazing. A nice mouse pad with wrist rest and a slot to hold your cellphone. The area to the left side is for your laptop and there is a small raised edge at the bottom to keep your laptop from falling off.The underneath is padded, with one of the sections able to fold out and magnetically connect to another to create an angled surface. When seated upright in a chair, this inclined surface only brings the surface to approximately level on your lap.As I've not yet used my laptop on it, the following is just a commentary based on keyboard and mouse use with it. The mouse pad portion is sized appropriately and comfortable to use. The keyboard (laptop side) could be a bit larger on the width side, as aligning correctly with the keyboard centered in front of you makes the desk lopsided and using the mouse unbalances it.This is not the fault of the product, but an observation and possible suggestion for future updates to the product. If I had the weight of the laptop on it, the majority of the weight would then be centered over my lap and not cause an unbalance. If you use the product as intended, it is a 5 star item.

This lap desk is large enough for my 16inch MacBook Pro, and it fits nicely in the middle. It’s perfect for working on my laptop on the couch where it’s comfy to sit. It does feel wide but that’s because it’s fitting my whole computer and a space for a mouse so that can be a bit odd to maneuver if you need to change positions of how you are sitting. The cushion underneath is comfy enough and it’s a solid table so there is some balancing. I gave it 5 stars because it was exactly what I wanted for what I need to work sitting in different locations. Over all a great choice.

I really like this lap desk. Fits my 17” MacBook Pro, and the mouse pad, wrist rest, and phone slot are very handy. The only downside is that it’s really heavy. Whatever they used for the flat surface on the top is dense and makes the whole thing heavy. It feels okay on my lap and the weight isn’t too bad. But when I take it off my lap to put on a side table, it feels like my wrists are gonna break. You have to grab it with both hands and lift with your knees, practically. I like it enough to keep it, but it’s not the light and portable lap desk I was hoping for.

After about 3 months of periodic use, this was comfortable did not feel too big. I use it with a 13in laptop with a mouse, on the couch. I enjoy the extra space.