Maarch Folding TV Tray Table, Adjustable TV Dinner Table, Foldable Tray Table for Eating and Laptops, Wall Mountable, Black

The media could not be loaded. One person in the house had a difficult time understanding how to unfold these and another person only took a minute to figure it out. Once we figured it out it is fine. It could prove challenging to those who are mechanically challenged and ok for others who are less so or not at all. If it challenges you or doesn't SEEM to make sense, keep going or get help because they DO work and fold out correctly. That includes folding the leg base out, the full extension and also the flipping up and down of the tabletop. There are instructions included.When you are folding it back up to store, first slide the height back to its lowest point then push the red button in and fold the legs up and lastly, fold the tabletop down. If you try to fold the legs up before lowering the height, it doesn't seem to work right.We ordered two of these for use when we want to have snacks or meals or drinks while on our futon couch. In this situation it does not sit in front of you over your lap IF you sit all the way back on the couch/futon, but if you sit upright/forward it works over the lap in that way, for eating a meal. We made it work well simply by putting pillows behind our backs. It can also be positioned in the center between two people for coffee cups and remote controls.It works when having frozen berries with cream over it every day and the cream freezes on the berries. It has to be dug at pretty hard with a spoon. The table holds up to that just fine. It's adequate in weight capacity to be used for what it was designed for. Meals, laptops....It held our laptop but left no room for the mouse so if you want it for that, maybe a book under a mousepad on the lap, under the desk.We needed something that we can easily tuck away behind our side table or under the futon couch and this C table fits the bill! It is a size that accommodates a bowl, a plate and a drink. No larger than it needs to be, which is wonderful for keeping the folded desks easy to fit in smaller spaces for storage. They are compact and lightweight enough to be carried by a child or a senior.Because of the different height settings this could also be used for children in lower chairs and would be a great product for homeschoolers and daycares. Could also be good for glamping.

Easily worth every penny. Almost zero guesswork involved in using this product. Just unfold it. The table top has three positions, and when you want to fold it back up, just push it up and the table unlocks so you can fold it back downward. The entire thing folds into a pretty small footprint. It's lightweight, and quite sturdy for the job it's designed to do. The 3 position desk top makes it a versatile tool, too. Don't bother with any other cheap implement that serves this purpose; this is the best one to get.

This folding table was exactly what I was looking for.It is just the right size to pull up in front of a couch. It can be used for eating, having a laptop, placing a drink, or, in my case, holding a sketchpad. It is not huge, though, so with more stuff, you may need two (or at least somewhere else to put something).For me, the size is just right, however. Putting it together may not be obvious at first—it took me a bit to figure it out. But, it works very well once I figured it out. It folds up nicely and can be tucked away under the couch, too, which is perfect.Overall, I’m very pleased with the construction and practicality of this handy table. Definitely recommend.

The foldability of this TV tray table is its big selling point. It has adjustable heights (3 dif't heights, as I recall). It has adjustable tilt to the tray. It can slide under your bed or couch,,etc, with the legs that rest on the floor. But, don't expect to be able to cut steak on your plate that is resting on this tray table. It is not that sturdy-- it will wobble all over the place. No big pressure can really be exerted on the tray due to its rather flimsy construction and design. But, none of these type TV trays whose feet slip under the bed will be sturdy. The only ones that would permit actual cutting of food would be the old-fashioned 4-legged variety that do not overhang a bed or sofa. That being said -- this TV tray table is as sturdy as any of this type, and it folds flat. That, as I said before, is its big selling point.

I bought this for my mom to use as mobility has become an issues. It’s kind of annoying how if you over click you have to put it all the way down, but now that we’ve had it for 6 months that happens a lot less. I also use it as a laptop desk and it works perfectly for that. I’m buying a second one to keep at a different house.

It’s made of solid materials and does work as intended. I don’t like that you can’t lock the tray in position. If you accidentally push up from the bottom of the tray it will collapse.

This was perfect for my mom, (mobility challenged) easy to use, she can have a plate of food sitting on the sofa and the table is very sturdy, folds up nicely, does not take up space, highly recommend

I USE THIS AS A HOLDING PLATFORM FOR PAINT, BRUSHES ETC. IN MY ART STUDIO. DOES NOT TAKE UP A LOT OF SPACE and IT FOLDS AWAY WHEN NOT IN USE.