Adjustable Overbed Bedside Table - 90° Tiltable Mobile Standing Desk Portable Rolling Computer Cart Movable Desk for Laptop Bed Sofa Side Table Hospital Home Use(15.8" W x 31.5" D, Black)

I love it, easy to put together, easy to use

This is very useful and very well made. Good too attach a clamp type light and I've even got a articulated arm phone holder attached, but phone holder with clamp for phone is best.

I like this table a lot.

I bought this to convert a recumbent bike into a workstation. I got it on Tuesday, easily got it 95% assembled, but when I went to attach the base I found that the bolts included were half as long as they needed to be. They weren’t even long enough to get through the thickness of the base.I reached out to the seller on Tuesday night. They responded very quickly with an apology and a FedEx tracking number for the new bolts that they sent.I got the bolts this afternoon - after just two days. I got the base bolted on and moved it over to my bike. I measured before buying, but I was still a bit concerned that something would keep me from using it the way I intended.It fits perfectly, is surprisingly solid/sturdy, and the height adjustment and tilt functionality work exactly as advertised.

The media could not be loaded. I love so many things about this table. It's the perfect size for what I need, and the offset stand means it can go under my bed and couch as needed. I bought it specifically for the tilting mechanism so I love that about it as well. The unfortunate part which will necessitate my returning it is that it is unbelievably wobbly. I did all the things suggested but unfortunately the way it's built (or maybe I have a faulty unit) I cannot type effectively on my laptop without the whole thing wobbling back and forth. It seems like the opposing wheels don't sit at the same level so no matter where I put it, on the hardwood or carpet it wobbles. Unfortunately I don't have the option to exchange it so returning is my only choice. I'll need to seek elsewhere for an alternative.

Good quality table. My only complain it that it tilts opposite of where the handle is so you have to go around to tilt it.

Works really well. I wish it was about 8 inches longer.

This table is quite heavy. It doesn't have big chonky casters attached to the bottom, just some built in sleek rollers, so it doesn't roll super well on carpet. On tile it was just fine, though.That is not the major flaw, however. I went to test this and I put it over my side of the bed, which would be the right-hand side if you were standing at the foot of the bed facing the headboard. It works on this side of the bed as a flat table, but if you want to tilt it it will only tilt away from someone sitting on that side of the bed. You couldn't even assemble it backwards so that you could use it on that side of the bed because then the feet and the table would be facing opposite directions and it would probably fall over. Fortunately, tilting it isn't super important to me and in pretty much every other application I have in my house it tilting the other direction wouldn't be a problem, but if you intend to use the full functionality on the right side of the bed you will not be able to.Update: This thing is HEAVY. I've been mostly using it by my side of the bed even though I have other places I'd like to try it because it's a pain to move around. The wide H-shaped feet help keep it stable but also makes it so it catches on the legs of my bed frame if I try reposition it.Additionally, it takes A LOT of strength to lower the table. I can't really do it myself when I'm sitting in bed, I need to move so that I can put the full weight of my upper body on it if I want to make it shorter. Had to ask my fiancée to push it down for me when it wasn't convenient for me to get up because I couldn't manage it myself. Making it taller is easy, it shoots right up when you push the lever, but I've never had a similar mechanism need so much force to lower before. Might not be a good choice for someone who is bedridden/recovering/weak. I'm no bodybuilder, but I also wouldn't describe myself as frail: I'm 36 years old, 5'6", about 220 lbs (not the muscle-y kind), and it's an ordeal if I need to adjust the height.