Table-Mate Ultra Folding TV Tray Table and Cup Holder, Adjustable to 6 Heights and 3 Angles with Device Holder (Black)

I use my Ultra model exclusively for my iPad and it works perfectly without giving me a painful neck. As you can see from my photo, I have it angled down and at the maximum height so I can cross my legs, and often use a soft stand that I already owned. That works well for me. With all the height adjustments and the choice of a flat table or angled down, I would think everyone could find a way to hold their device at the correct angle for viewing. I like the way this particular table can easily slide on a rug to fit comfortably close to me, especially with the curved surface on this model. I usually don’t use the slot in the rear for my device, although if I also need a surface for writing, that does work out well. As others have said, it is a bit wobbly, but fine for lighter objects, even if used as a TV tray. I do not use the cup holder since I like the table at an angle. Oh, and I put it together in less than 5 minutes. Altering the angle of the tabletop is very easy, but changing the height required the help of my husband to squeeze the buttons on the legs. Not fancy, but just right for my needs.

Works just fine. It wobbles just slightly but not enough to be a problem. The legs are thick and strong. The cup holder is ok but not all that useful. It's a bit stiff to pull out. I use a large coffee mug that's too big for the cup holder. The iPad/iPhone slot works just fine. It has a wide range of height adjustments.

The media could not be loaded. - It's definitely not as fancy as I'd been hoping, but it'll work for holding my laptop and mouse while I'm on the sofa.- I was worried about the height, but it can sit surprisingly tall (I have it on the 4th lowest setting and still comfortably above my lap). It's a pain to adjust, so I'm planning to set it and just not adjust it ever.- Also, I like that the phone/tablet stand on the back end has holes for a charger to come through. Very convenient!- I'm not fond of the wiggliness of the legs and the rocking chair-like potential, especially since I have cats that like to launch themselves violently off of surfaces. I might add some kind of friction feet and/or a stabilizing bar in if it becomes an issue.- The plastic is sturdy enough, but will be hard to clean since it is textured and not smooth, it holds static electricity very easily and already has plenty of cat hair stuck on it after 5 minutes, plus it arrived with some mild dirt/lint new in box.- The cup holder does not slide easily, but due to the instability of the legs, I probably won't risk using it either way.- Overall I'm pleased with this purchase, just glad I got it on sale since it's not perfect.EDIT: After a couple days of frequent use, I've realized that the wobbliness is not noticeable at all (at least on carpet). The slight flexibility actually is good because it acts as a buffer when I'm sliding the table towards me and the legs bump into something unexpectedly.

So I am changing my review to 5 stars. I originally purchased this 2.5 years ago so I can use on my bed and just push over the bed when I wanted but it wouldn't fit so I gave it 3 stars. HOWEVER, I repurposed it during COVID and it's been the perfect put-my-office-anywhere-I-want including outside AND when I moved from 3000 sq ft to 2000 I had to give my wife my office and L shaped desk. I've been working from home since 3/10/20 and had to use this as a result. I am now in a single room Air BNB until April'23 AND THIS FIT IN MY SUITCASE and is perfect! I even have 2 screens (I cheated and used the cup holder to hold my 2nd screen. LIFE SAVER for these 2.5 years! LOVE IT.... I need this made in XL with the cup holder and tablet/phone holder!Here is my old review for those who saw the picture that it could go over the bed (and over your lap) ... nope:I like it but it's probably $20 for its usability. So I'd give it 4 stars if it were $20 to be fair even though for me personally it's 2 to 2.5. I bought it for my bed, but can't use it. It's too short. I did assume I could simply fold it down and store, but if you simply twist the legs you get the same effect.I can see it being beneficial for others. Be careful for it not to be set up under a couch or something that prevents if from typing forward. Tip back is good, nothing will fall into you it appears. But a feather of a push forward and the entire thing topples over if it's legs are not underneath something. When you can buy something as huge, beautiful and well put together as https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01B7TY8HS/ better homes and gardens for $45 on smile and an entire desk for $35 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0056NQV40 this purchase hurts a bit.

I'm using my laptop on it right now to type my review and my drink in the built in cup holder is dancing away ever threatening to just tip over and spill my tasty brew all over my nice carpet.Pros:Very lightweight making it super maneuverableFolds completely flat for good storage and portabilityHas a nice textured surface so things grip a bit better, but not much6 height settings and 3 incline angle settingsBuild it retractable cup holderSlot at the front of the table holds smart devices well and has two holes for threading charging cables throughCons:Wobbly AFAt it's tallest it's a little over 2.4 feet so not good for taller peopleThe tray doesn't feel like it can support a whole lot of weight, I'd give it 20 pounds maxThe cup holder angle is supposed to be adjustable but it's so flimsy I'm scared I'm going to break it trying to adjust itNot idea for doing anything other than holding some snacks, and eating off of, but you aren't going to be enjoying a steak dinner off this thing