Computer stands for desk

Good product, could be priced more competitively.
YahNé Ndgo (Germantown, Philadelphia, PA USA)

         I am happy with this product. I read the reviews of others, and so had realistic expectations. When I use it  
(Adjustable Vented Laptop Table Laptop Computer Desk Portable Bed Tray Book Stand)
, I have better back posture, which was the main reason I got it. My back had been KILLING me after so many hours spent on my laptop. Some people said the buttons seemed like they'd break easily, but I don't feel that way. Maybe they were improved upon. It's not flimsy either. It takes a bit of getting used to, as far as figuring out the right way to put the legs, and then there's the issue of balance.

           When I've got it just right, it will some times go to tilt once I put the laptop on it, the weight of the computer changing the balance - this is particularly when I'm using it on a sofa, where the cushion adjusts due to the weight. Typically, I've just moved the bottom leg in the opposite direction and shift the weight that way. Anyway, I'm happy with it. I think it could be more competitively priced, which is the reason I gave it four instead of five stars . It's better priced than the lapdawg, but I think they can all be more competitively priced.

Hope my review helps!  


Perfect for using your laptop in bed, November 21, 2011


Tom Braun (North Florida, United States)

             Seems like there's a lot of these 'adjustable laptop trays' out there.(Adjustable Vented Laptop Table Laptop Computer Desk Portable) You might read some of the comments and wonder about the quality of some of them. I can't speak to those other trays, but this one really works. The tray and legs are sturdy aluminum and will support any laptop fine. The joints are plastic, but I have had no issue with them. I have back trouble and this thing is perfect for working on my laptop in bed. My laptop is a widescreen, but it fits fine.

You should note that there's no place for a mouse on the tray. Personally I think a mouse would be awkward to use on an inclined tray even if there was room like some trays offer. My suggestion would be to get a wireless mouse and then you can use it on any flat surface and you don't need an attached tray.

A word of caution - even though this tray can indeed fold up, in practice it is a pain to fold and unfold. Like me you'll probably find a setting that works best for you and leave it that way.f

Overall, quality product, does what it says on the box.