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Daniel
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025
It's 48bucks..You stain the wood so cover the table topsThe wheels are very tight. Yes they are unlocked. Does it's "table" jobVery light weight
Colleen McElhinney
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
This desk is awesome. I love ❤️ it. Being able to be flexible when I need to move spaces is the best. I'm disabled, so having two sides I can utilize the flat side for my meals and the other side for my laptop and kindle. When I'm done, I just roll it away and store it for the time.
Adriana Lopez
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
It was very easy to build it. The quality of the material makes it sturdy. It is very functional in the classroom. The size is perfect for your laptop and you can easily adjust the height of it.
Giovanna Rivera
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
I mean… It does have the form of a workable desk top? I guess that’s a perk? I purchased this to use over my walking pad for studying and doing homework. I don’t trust it to hold my laptop, not to mention college books. The alignment is about 3/4 of an inch difference between the desk tops (photo 1) the adjustment up and down is awful, at best, in fact I'm almost certain I nearly broke it because the side bars meant to house the sliding rods are mismatched from each other so one side might slide super easy and the other is stuck and requires my full body weight on the base to shift up or down, this applies to both parts of the desk that move up and down. Meaning the sides don’t lift evenly and I will likely strip or dislodge the cheap plastic in the wooden desk top meant to hold the screw in place. Also, the pre-drilled holes make for wobbly legs and surfaces because they're unevenly placed, a perfect match for (photo 2) the bolts that don't actually have a space for the screwdriver to fully tighten them. The imprint is there... But it's just flat metal. The size is great for my needs, but the assembly is choppy at best because NONE of the parts are labeled. It's definitely not worth it, even at this price.
K. Williams
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024
For a mobile station, this is questionable. The review that stated this thing is durable made me laugh. Do NOT toss this thing around unless you're aiming for a dumpster. Treat it like an antique piece - with gentle care.The dimensions and adjustable section made me choose this over others. I think I'm still happy, although I overpaid.My main issue is where the tilting section connects will *never* be stable due to the way it screws together. The bars have a poorly molded half circle for a bar to rest and screw into. That's the part that holds that table weight, and it doesn't work.I'm going to add add some foam between the bars to create stability and more tension in the screws, but I shouldn't have to. It's such a simple build. With a bad design.Also, one of the 4 molds in the bottom bars that connects the top bars of the tables is way too small, and sanding didn't help. That means I will never be able to adjust one of the tables without violently shaking the whole thing around.The board for the tilting table was already damaged at a corner when it arrived. The whole thing seems fragile, and good lord do I wish I had gotten a lighter color. I can see every spot I've already touched has finger smudges.I bought this on a bit of a sale at $47. This is a $40 piece *at best* due to the design flaws.
Leslie
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
I got this to work on my diamond art.The adjustable table doesn't lock in place like I thought it would and the lowest height position is a little too high.I like the added space it gives me for my light board though.
Gregory Bowden
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023
I made the purchase to create a laptop work station with an extension monitor. The setup requires only a small footprint and the casters make relocation a breeze. The rear platform tends to slide down (even with the screws torqued) so I drilled the posts to add locking pins. That said, I couldn't be more pleased with the purchase.
Rocket Scientist
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023
Needed a roll around stand for a laptop & a large monitor above it. Came with a wrench to install the casters but the included screwdriver does not fit the fasteners, much too small. Instructions detail how to assemble but not how to adjust it so the 2 table tops don't interfere with each other if both are in the lowered position. The front table top has brackets with slotted holes to align the front table top with the rear. Do not use a power tool to assemble any of the bolts or you might damage the corresponding hole nut. Plan on 1-2 hrs to assemble.The quality is more than acceptable, The frame is power coated steel & the table tops are finished on all 6 sides. The slat to keep the laptop from sliding off could have been made longer since the laptop has to be offset left or right to accommodate a mouse & pad. Added a piece of aluminum angle at the back to prop the laptop up for better cooling fan airflow.Was able to zip tie a power strip, AC power adapter & docking station to the frame. I wish the casters were a bit larger for easier rolling. Don't lean on any of the tops or they will collapse or rotate. The black color was much less expensive than the other colors & was definitely worth the $43.
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