Dunbar Angle and Height Adjustable Mobile Laptop Computer Table with Cherry Top

This arrived several days ago and I postponed putting it together. I just threw my back out leaving me with muscle spasms and limited mobility. Now I could really use this table at my bed. Kneeling on the floor I managed assembly without moving my position or incurring additional pain and it didn't take very long. All that to say it would have been a breeze if I hadn't been injured. All the parts were there (always a bonus), packed well and clearly labeled. Instructions are of the 'follow the diagram' variety. Only issue was my eyesight and I needed a magnifying glass to see a couple of steps as it didn't look clear to me. The adjustment knobs, two on the center pole and one to adjust the angle of table, are of different sizes. I didn't notice and wondered why the angle knob wouldn't tighten. Once I used the correct knob, no problem. Also, and this was my error, I didn't see that the long leg should be under the angle table but correction was not a problem. I am very pleased with the table, it works bedside very nicely though I bought it to use with my chair. I also found it sturdy enough for me to lean on when standing up, which wasn't in the advertising. It looks nice, just a couple of spots where the wood grain contact paper could have been a little smoother but not a big deal. All in all, for the price, a big thumbs up.

I wanted something to use in my living room area that would allow me to work with my laptop on a table type surface. I selected this cart mainly based on reviews I read on Wayfair.com, since most of these types of laptop carts received marginal reviews (in this price range). I guess the one thing I saw (that I liked) on Wayfair for this same exact table was their comment that it's commercial strength. Well here is my assessment: The table works for my needs, but it's NOT high quality by any means. My husband didn't have any trouble putting it together for me, but it is missing an end-cap and there is a small dent in the stand. It's not a big deal to me, so I won't complain about it - but it didn't come in pristine condition. The surface areas are fine - no nicks, dents or issues there. Adjusting the table is not all that easy. I have it on it's lowest setting, which works ok for me sitting on the couch or chair, pulling the table up next to me. The table, where the laptop resides, slopes down, which is nice. (you can also set it level with the side table if you don't want the slope.) You can turn the table around if you are left handed as it has a stopper at the bottom for both sides. I attempted to raise it but you have to remove the side knobs completely and you can only move it up to a certain spot and that level didn't work out for me sitting. I would like to move it up just a little bit from the lowest position. The other thing I don't like is that you can't just raise the laptop section and leave the side table in it's lowest position. I would like to have that option as it might be nice to raise the laptop table, but leave the side table lower for the mouse, papers, etc. Bottom line, I am glad that I have it as it's much better and more ergonomic than having my laptop sitting on my lap or on a coffee table, leaning over to type. It seems sturdy enough for my needs. For $37, you just can't expect a high quality piece of furniture. Just know that you get what you pay for. If all you want is the bare minimum to use for your laptop, I think this is fine. I would probably buy it again as it's made it a lot easier for me to work outside of my home office in other rooms of the house.**Update 08/10/2016 - I have been using this table every day now since I purchased it. I LOVE it! It has held up very well and remains sturdy and highly functional. I have moved it around from various chairs, to the couch, (in my living room) and find it to be comfortable regardless of where I am sitting. I would definitely buy it again!

Bought this in anticipation of my purchase of a laptop computer. It is perfect for my Asus flip 15.6 laptop that was recently delivered. My mobile desk is adjustable and can be used by right or left handed people. Assembly really wasn't a problem, but I've put together many an Ikea piece of furniture that has far worse instructions.This is a very good solution for people that want a laptop but need flexibility in the manner in which they use it. Also I need to mention that people that buy a larger item often tend to complain about how the larger item weighs more. DUHH!Just an update to this review:After owning this for over a year and a 1/2, I can only say that it's one of my favorite home office articles! It's still sturdy, I can use it anywhere I want.Only problem I've had is the plastic end caps on the base of the unit don't want to stay in place, I can get over that, as the desk is solid and was a great price. I use this every day, next to my recliner, on the side of my desk, as a table... It has served many purposes without failure.

The desk is assembled with hardware that is like plastic drywall anchors. They come apart and fall out of the hole. Some were not installed flush and stick out from the bottom side. Four were installed to deeply and made dimples in the top of the desk, which also arrived with a scratch. The instructions are pictures only and not very clear -- I shouldn't need them, but there are some parts that could use a little explanation. The hardware is packed under the styrofoam, so it is hard to see and I almost threw out some important pieces. When assembled, it is not very strudy -- would not recommend much other than a small laptop on it. Overall, probably the most disappointed I have been in something I bought from Amazon.