Zimtown Rolling Computer Laptop Desk Adjustable Side Table Sofa End Cart PC Tray with Charging Station

It's a great little portable desk, which is exactly what I was looking for without spending a lot of money. It can be mobile or non-mobile depending on what “feet” you use at the bottom. I love that because eventually I will most likely want it to not be mobile. I thought it was going to be that cheap particle board material, and if it is, the manufacturer does well with not making it look cheap. Assembly was fairly easy, and the instructions were easy to follow. What frustrated me was 2 screws on the bottom are not in the the way they should be, but the bottom is still sturdy enough at this point. The other thing I'm not sure I like or really care for are the side “hook” things. I'm guessing they're supposed to spin around, but I won't be hanging a backpack or anything on them. I'm thinking they might be for cords since it is electrical. I also feel that's pretty snazzy, although I don't think I'll be able to sit on my couch and plug into an outlet without an extension cord, but I don't mind buying a small one for convenience. Overall, I am glad I made this purchase over the one you just use on the bed. My biggest need was mobility and being able to pull it close to me if I'm on the couch or bed and maintain my comfort level without buying those hospital trays that are a pain to maneuver (especially if I'm trying to do it with an IV).

My coffee table was too large and took up WAY too much room. It was the kind with a top that lifted for eating and/or computer work, and I also had to worry the lid would fall and trap a little one's fingers or a pet's tail. So I began using a TV tray, which was much too wobbly and more than once I spilled my beverage when I bumped it. I took a risk on this, hoping it'd be sturdy and mobile. It is both. It's perfect for a meal in front of the TV or some computer work… and large enough I can even do both at the same time. Relatively easy assembly, though I've yet to get the annoying numbered stickers off the parts.