C Shaped End Table with Charging Station, Small Side Table with Storage Bag for Couch and Recliner, Slide Under Sofa Tray for Living Room, Bedroom, Rustic Brown

Table was easy to assemble and works excellently for what it is: a small desk to have by your bed, couch, or chair to charge what you use, hold a few tools like drawing tablet pen, USB mouse, cables, and tuck into a corner when you don’t need it.Negatives: You don’t have surface room to use a mouse if you have a laptop on, it just about fits my larger laptop without it hanging off the edge; but you can also use a mouse if you just rest the mouse on your seating, or set a mat or book on your lap. If you go long enough without re-tightening the joints, the bottom gets a little wobbly, but it’s taken months for that to happen and it still isn’t close to actually falling apart or something.Biggest convenience of the table, besides its light weight making it easy to move around, is the power strip it comes with. You can move multiple devices without having to unplug more than the cord from the table to the wall, then just plug back in and go. It has 2 of the 3-prong plugs, and 2 usb plugs for chargers. I use it to swap between rooms of the house without majorly interrupting my work.

I actually love this table. My couch is in a weird space that can't fit end tables. I've tried teensy tables, those little rubber trays that sit on the arm. They all sucked. But this bad boy did the job. Instructions clear, everything you need is clearly labeled. So easy to assemble, I did it on my lunch break.The look is definitely "Amazon quality". It doesn't look bad, just what you'd expect for this price. The bars are sturdy but top looks like cheap laminate and the screws/hardware show instead of those little caps some furniture has to hide them. But it looks decent enough and suits my needs perfectly! Tucks right under the couch, great space saver. Would recommend.

I ordered and put together three of these. O e of them with a scratch on it. They were easy to put together, but the directions could definitely be improved. Overall, they are nice and they do the job. I think the quality could be better, which is why I am giving it four stars.

The media could not be loaded. I needed something small to fit between two armchairs. This item fits the bill nicely. It is sturdy enough so I am not afraid it will tip over and spill the coffee. As you can see from the video posted it is slightly shaky when pressed down sharply at the edge of the table but not so much that it will tip. This cannot be helped due to the c-shaped design and the short base both in width and length. As you see, I don't think you need to be concerned about spilling unless the cup is filled to the brim.I paid $6 extra for this product over a similar one for the electrical connection with two USB A chargers and two electrical inputs. It is really a game changer.Assembly: This product was easy to assemble with the hardware provided. However, it will be much easier if you have a power screwdriver for the final attachment of the electrical outlet. That part attaches with two small wood screws into small predrilled holes. I find it difficult to keep the small screws in place while pushing hard down on the screws to get them into those small holes. The power drill made this job over one, two, three. I also suggest that you attach the cross beams on one side without tightening completely. Then attach the other side also without tightening completely. Put on the top and then tighten everything completely. The entire assembly took about 30-40 minutes. I am not exact because I left the job in the middle and also had to get the power drill for those small wood screws.Note for assembly: Please note there are minimal written instructions which was not a problem in itself. However, some parts have holes for the feet and the bag. Be sure that these parts face the correct direction as you attach those parts. These are indicated on the instruction sheets by picture! If you put those parts in upside down you will need to take the whole thing apart and reassemble.

I love these end tables. They are a good height, they feel sturdy, and I love that me and my guests can charge our electronic devices with them. My only gripe is I wish the table part extended out just a bit further, but that’s more to do with the style of couch I have (Joybird Bryant Daybed) than the product design. They are perfect for holding a drink and a snack, which is exactly what I wanted. I also really like the remote control compartments - very handy! I highly recommend this set of end tables.

We love these. They slide under the furniture, the table top can be adjusted and they look really good. Recommended

Bought the side table for my husband who sometimes likes to do computer work in the family room. I wanted it to save space and not have it stick out so much into the walking space, so it accomplished my requirements. I really like the power outlet for charging. Also, the table is lightweight, so it's easy to move around.It is not as sturdy as I would like and it was wobbly, so I had to add pads to try to level it out. Nevertheless, I might buy another one for the other side of my sectional.

I had high hopes for this C-shaped end table with a built-in charging station, but it turned out to be quite disappointing. One major issue is its instability—if a cat (or anything with a bit of weight) jumps onto it and off again, everything on the table ends up on the floor. It doesn't feel sturdy even when the bottom legs are under the couch.Another problem is the lack of height adjustment. It's simply too tall for my current couch, making it awkward and uncomfortable to use. Additionally, the outside pockets are inconvenient when you're sitting down. Reaching them requires you to awkwardly maneuver, and it would have been much more functional if the pockets were placed on the sides instead.While the built-in charging station is a nice concept, the overall design and instability and lack of practicality outweigh this feature.