Lap Desk for Laptop, 8AMTECH Ajustable Lap-top Table with Cooling Fan Office Desk for Laptop, Working, Reading, Writing, Drawing and Eating in Bed Sofa Floor Couch

Was a little skeptical at first about the convenience of using this; thinking it may have been more trouble than it was worth but now I am convinced it was a good purchase! It really Helps relieve my headaches from having my head/eyes down when I work at my desk or from my chair, since I am a work at home, homeschool mom.Love the adjustability of the legs and tilt feature. Is sturdier than expected, I am also in online college and it holds my heaviest text book well. There’s just one critical point I would make to the manufacturer, is that I wish it had just ONE MORE tilt adjustment setting. If I could tilt it towards me just ONE MORE click it would be perfect in every way! It also folds up very nicely and sits out of the way under my desk. Great product, reasonable price, and much better compared to other models I researched that have the multi adjustable legs, found those wobbly and very unstable. I also had a friend purchase a different model tray like those others and it broke within weeks. This one is holding up tried and true! A definite good choice! Thank you!

When working long hours from home, facilitates a comfy work-from-bed setup. Thank you virtual backgrounds! XD

I am 5feet 2 inches tall so this is too tall for me to set across my lap with the legs open. The table top is excellent and roomy. I like the pad which keeps your mouse and computer from sliding off. The fan is quite and keeps the computer cool for long use. I am not a gamer FYI.4 stars because I wish the legs were adjustable lower.

The build is sturdy to support my 15 inch Dell Pro laptop. It's light to carry around even when I am walking with crutches. The two ways to adjust is handy to fit working from bed or couch. The height of two legs can be adjusted independently. This is useful when working from bed as the mattress on the edge is slightly higher. The angle can be adjusted from the sides with button pushes. Last but not the least, the soft stopped at the near edge keeps the laptop from sliding down to me.

Easy to use, sits above your legs so no leg cramps, & the cats leave it alone. One possible concern COULD be the cord may one day be damaged but you cannot simply unplug & replace.Overall, a keeper!

so I've had this for a while now and I think I can speak for it pretty well. I purchased this to be able to do homework in bed and in my car. The size is fine for this purpose and was the primary reason I picked it, but the legs are gradually getting more wobbly. Additionally, the gray trim on the outer edge of the table surface has shoddy glue, which I've been replacing with gorilla glue as sections become loose enough to separate from the edge.I'm using this with a MacBook Pro that doesn't have a vent on the underside, and the fan *kind of* helps for heat management. When using heavier applications, my CPU can get up to 150 Fahrenheit without it, and it typically hovers closer to 120 with the fan running. With the MacBook being made of aluminum, this means the surface of the palm rest can still get rather warm, vs extremely hot. The fan speed is also a bit lackluster, but the fan is theoretically replaceable. With a MacBook, the clearance for airflow is really low, so two fans would have really improved the overall experience. I do occasionally find myself using an 'as seen on TV" go fan to boost airflow in conjunction with a mesh laptop stand, but the whole combo becomes uncomfortably bulky and I'm not fond of it.To expand on the legs, there is a bit of twist in them now that wasn't there previously, and even if you set the table to the flat position, it still doesn't seem level. If you're handy, you can probably take the legs apart and make them sturdier, but I am not. the level of adjustability is enough that you can generally offset any tilt if you really want to. I mainly use this in bed and in the car as a back-seat desk for doing homework. It's generally fine for that. I picked it because the surface area of the table portion allows for both a laptop and a notebook, and at the time, this was the cheapest option for that. If the legs fail, I may attempt to replace them with something else rather than go out and buy a replacement, as well as try and upgrade the fan. The wire used to power the fan seems cheap, and I imagine at some point it will be yanked out by accident and stop working.For an alternative without a fan, if you need space for homework, I would probably get this instead: https://www.amazon.com/Cooper-Folding-Writing-Storage-Reading/dp/B07JZCND72/ref=psdc_490924011_t2_B086WBG56JIt seems to have fewer potential points of failure (legs, fan, edging...), has a drawer, phone holder, and book/tablet stand, and has plenty enough room to add a slim cooling pad.

I ordered this laptop stand to use while teaching remotely. I can place it on my desk, plug my laptop in to the fan (which keeps it cool), and work standing up. The stand is adjustable and will meet your height. I am pretty tall and it works for me. You can also tilt the stand if you prefer the laptop at an angle for typing. It has a removable lip on it to keep your device from sliding off and a rest for your wrist that operates the mouse. It is awesome. I have recommended to two other teachers and they ended up making the purchase. I also take it on my teaching cart when I visit other classrooms. While I am talking with my class and presenting, the laptop or iPad is at the right height so I'm not hunching over all day long. It's a great bang for your buck if you don't want a permanent desk attachment or you need it to be mobile. I only wish it came in black or grey.