Techni MobiliRolling Laptop Stand with Extendable Panels, Adjustable Height Customizable Ergonomic Mobile Workstation, Podium, Rolling Laptop Desk or Cart, Graphite

I am very impressed with the laptop cart/table for the price. I was expecting a lot less (possibly poor quality, missing/broken parts, as with most of the pre-made cheap-o furniture) but to my surprise it looks great and is solid!It only took about 10 minutes to put together by myself. The aluminum base gives a nice touch. Compared to the other laptop carts that I have purchased before this one blows them out if the water. It isn't wobbly, the three space organizational surface provides plenty of room and the hydraulic height adjust tops it off.It doesn't fit my laptop cooling pad at 16 1/2", nor my 17" laptop itself in the main middle section but easy remedy is prop the pad or laptop up only 1/2 an inch and it is perfect. It does fit laptops 15" and under with any modifications.Would buy again and would recommend over all other laptop stands.I buy over 400 items a year from Amazon and always give an honest review in order to help those trying to make a purchase decision.This product rates 5 stars for use-ability, construction and price.

The poorly welded caster wheels of my former laptop table could not be repaired, so I turned to Amazon to identify a replacement mobile table for my wireless laptop [that I continually use in the TV room, when away from my office's desktop PC]. After carefully examining all the candidates [under $100] available online for purchase, I kept coming back to this foldable laptop rolling cart vended by the Sharper Image and sold thru Amazon [with free super-saver shipping, no less]. Amazon once again had the best price and shipping deal of all eight online sources for this table.This laptop cart arrived in a sturdy compact carton, all pieces were present and intact, and it proved rather simple to assemble [in about 18 minutes]--only after first thoroughly reading and looking at the furnished illustrated assembly directions (BTW, plan to use your own sturdy drill or screwdrivers--one regular and one Phillips-head screwdriver--in place of the paltry screwdriver supplied with the cart's parts). The cart itself is sturdy, fairly well-manufactured, and its height is adjustable to accommodate most seating situations. I like the fold-down side wings, and am keeping one open at all times. The cart's five rolling casters afford a level and sturdy/stable contact with the room's carpet. The surface on which my Lenovo laptop sits is adequate for my 15.9" machine [and even allows for the laptop's side-mounted outlet to accept the plug-in electrical cord].The only possible drawbacks/design deficiencies I have noted in my three days of heavy use of this cart are the following: [1] Indeed, the surface area onto which one places a laptop is flat and is not capable of being adjusted to offer one a slightly tilted keyboarding angle (as some keyboards and some laptops allow by the inclusion of fold-down tabs); of course, if this is a real issue for some, one could buy a suitable pad, cut a sloped wedge to put beneath the laptop, or buy a slanted cooling tray to place underneath the laptop; [2] the surface of the table can unexpectedly spin on its pneumatic, gas-filled adjustable center support post (one would expect that such an issue would have been engineered away); [3], as mentioned by some reviewers, the adjustable-height gas-filled pneumatic center post is harder to collapse than to raise the table surface upward; and [4] I also wish the manufacturer had drilled a strategically placed one-half inch hole through the laptop tray's surface that--in turn--would allow one to thread a power cord through it and subsequently into the power-cord receptacle located on the side or back of a laptop.Overall, I am far more pleased than disappointed with this product. I like its graphite color and like the ability, if desired, to close over the tray one or both of the fold-down side leafs. A plus is that the cart's adequately sized, five smooth-rolling casters allow for easy maneuverability, keep the cart rather balanced, and allow part of the wheel assembly to roll under the coffee table opposite the chair on which I customarily sit each evening to wordprocess any work awaiting me on my laptop. When done, I have a piece of furniture that isn't too obtrusive and can roll out of the way if need be.

I was skeptical at first to purchase this table because for the price I thought it might be cheaply made. I was wrong, excellent quality. Many times when you purchase put together furniture the holes don't line up or you have a missing part or 2. Not this one. All the parts were there and all the machined pre-drilled holes lined up perfectly. Instructions were simple for a 10 year old. Thanks for a quality product at a excellent price. Also it looks really good, I use it both as a laptop stand and a DLP projector stand because of its adjustable height,

OK first off - let me say every review that says this thing is easy to put together? They are lying.It is NOT easy to put together and several steps are unexplained and confusing.(examples: the screws that fix the base to the actual table - there are no holes where they actually go so you have to screw them in from the wrong side to figure out where they will go - I was so perplexed by this next to the last step that I actually put it together upside down before I figured it out - and the casters have to be pushed into place with great force).Now with that said - this is my second laptop table and I purchased this one because the support is from the center. Most over the chair over the bed tables tend to lean with the weight of the laptop. It is sleek and it is a bonus that when not in use the sides fold over to make it more neat. I have a 15" mac and as many have mentioned before me - if your computer is bigger than 15" it will not fit.The downsides - before I purchased this I search the reviews for the word "tilt" trying to figure out if it was adjustable to tilt it up and down. It is not. This is a table so be ready to sit up when using it.The table swings freely with no locking mechanism so if you use a mouse with your laptop like I do - get ready for the table to move about with the motions of your mouse hand. The square pieces that create the wings are VERY sharp. If you DO use a mouse it's an issue and you will find your wrist being scratched when you move your arm back and forth from the mouse to the computer. I used an emery board to file the rough edges of the wood to stop from getting scratched. Lastly the handle that raises and lowers the table up and down - if you are intending to use this table at the arm of a chair - this handle will prevent it from getting as close as you would like. I think it can be rotated more out of the way by unscrewing and re-screwing it together. It does not fit UNDER a couch, chair or bed and although one reviewer posted a photo that it does if you don't use the caster wheels... well - who wants a laptop table that is not on wheels?My final decision to buy this table was the Sharper Image brand name and now I am just perplexed that SI would put their name on this thing.I have come to the conclusion that no one has created a good sturdy and functional laptop table yet.Someone could make a fortune but in the meantime I guess this one will have to do.