Adjustable Aluminium Laidback Laptop Notebook Table Stand / Portable Bed Desk

Computer Technology and Software

May 20th, 2010 by admin

Surface measure: W19"(48cm) x D10 1/2"(27cm).
Dual Layer Tabletop Desk carries 30 lbs capacity
Patented joint locking design to fit virtually any angles and positions.
Highly functional with multiple uses. Easy storage and portability.
Made by aluminum alloy - ultra light and strong.

Product Description
Need a multifunctional laptop workstation? Or a TV tray for food / snack? Even a bed tray desk to enjoy your breakfast? We have them all cover. This adjustable aluminum laptop notebook table features a locking button that can be set in full 360 degree angles to fit any body position, even laidback on your bed. Just hold the button on the joints, change the position, and release the button to lock it in place. Grooved table surface to prevent slippage, and collapsibl... More >>

Adjustable Aluminium Laidback Laptop Notebook Table Stand / Portable Bed Desk

3 Responses

traveller writes:
May 20th, 20101:25 pmat

It makes a lots of squeaking noice each time you touch the table, very annoying!

the leg tilt degrees are not even, not a pleasent purchase at all.
Rating: 1 / 5
Thomas Aj writes:
May 20th, 20101:57 pmat

When I first bought this table, it was fine. Maybe a 3-4 star.

Then, one day, it slid off the couch and caught most of the weight on one leg and the joint broke. It was like a 2 foot fall. Paying this kind of sum for something of this kind, I felt that I was going to get something of high quality and ultimately it disappointed.
Rating: 2 / 5
Sloper Dude writes:
May 20th, 20102:07 pmat

These laptop stands are great for using a laptop in bed. You can adjust them to any position you want, and extend the lifetime of your PC by keeping it cool on the stand, rather than hot in your lap. If they fixed just three faults, it would be perfect.

Fault #1: After a little use, the stand starts to creak loudly at the slightest movement, such as when typing. This is because the joints are held into the arms by several indentations in the arms, making an interference fit with the plastic joints. The joints work loose, and start creaking. This could be fixed by attaching the joints to the arms with rivets.

Fault #2: I have a larger laptop with a 17″ screen, which means it’s also nearly 17″ deep. Unfortunately, this stand is only 10. 5″ deep, making it easy for my laptop to fall over backward if the stand is tipped back a bit. A deeper deck would fix this. Obviously, it also doesn’t fully support my laptop.

Fault #3, the worst defect. The joints are made entirely of plastic, and I’ve accidentally broken the top joints twice. They are under the most stress from side loads. If these joints were metal, I never would have had a problem. This time, I bought a much sturdier Tilt-Top Overbed Table. It even cost less, and Amazon. com shipped it for free.

Your mileage may vary, however, and I’m sure that most people won’t have many problems with these, other than the loud cracking noises from the plastic joints.
Rating: 3 / 5