Vaunn Medical Pneumatic Adjustable Tilt Overbed Bedside Table with Wheels for Hospital and Home Use

Bought this to make a "music station" for playing guitar out in my workshop. Plenty of room for sheet music or my laptop. And the side tray works great for my mouse and cup of coffee. I even mounted a boom microphone arm and mic to the small table. The small table has just a bit of wobble with the weight of the microphone so I reinforced that. Shouldn't be an issue for most normal purposes. I added a shelf on the bottom for some of my guitar gear. Now everything is on the stand and it rolls around easily when I need to move it around.

Very easy and fast to put together. Good quality all the way around. I recommend this product.

Simple to assemble. You'll need a Phillips screwdriver and wrench to tighten two bolts, and bang. I was done. I bought it for my bedroom and for my recliner. Perfect fit and easy to move around. It adjusts up and down nicely. Sorry, no swivel, but the rollers roll the table with ease, even on my carpet. It shakes a little if you're not careful. The tilting top is secured easily with a twist knob. I am happy with this bedside table. The solid top and sturdy platform. The chromemetal looks great. There's a metal rim border that stops slips and spills. It was delivered in a few days. Yeah!

A great solution for reading or eating in bed.

It works well and easy to move around. I wish the table top was actual wood or a sturdier material rather than hard plastic. Makes the table top a bit flimsy for the price.

We got this table in advance of an upcoming need. It looks nice enough. The split table, allowing the main part to tilt and keeping the side table level, seems really useful. The rim will definitely keep laptops, phones, or pencils from sliding off. The table is rated at 30+ lbs and seems sturdy enough. It also seems to adjust nicely to accommodate a high mattress. It's very easy to assemble. Took maybe 10 minutes, if not less. No frustrations. Instructions are clear. A couple of reactions: 1. The edging around the table is not very thick at the point it might hit your wrists or arms if the table is level. Not really comfortable, at least in my short try. If you tilt it, the issue goes away. 2. I'd suggest a socket wrench instead of an adjustable wrench for setting the bolts that connect the table to the leg. 3. There's a small screw for locking the adjustable leg during transport. The manufacturer suggests saving it, but there's nowhere to keep it. I ended up taping it to the bottom of the table because if I put it anywhere else, it's the same as pitching it. It's a hack, and probably I don't need to keep the screw, but it's the kind of thing that is just annoying. 4. The tables are packed using styrofoam (that isn't marked for recycling). It'd be nicer if a compostable packing material was used instead.

Vaunn Medical Adjustable Tilt Overbed Bedside Table with Wheels for Hospital and Home Use - My wireless computer keyboard and separate monitor fit easily upon the table of this stand (they are very light weight) with room to spare. I always use the non-slip shelf covering that can be bought in many stores to set them on. I set my bottle or canned drink on a coaster which sets on the shelf liner, along with a small cup to hold pens, etc. I set my cell phone on this as well. That still leaves room for some papers or even a light weight book. On the fixed smaller table, I set my mouse & pad and a heavier book if I am typing from info in book. This smaller, non-moveable tray is very handy and I do not have to worry about anything rolling off of it. There is a lip around both trays that easily holds a pencil without it rolling off. If I was going to eat off of this, the tray would hold a plate & dinner ware easily. The unit moves easily, even on carpeting. There are 2 locking wheels that can be left unlocked if preferred. The table raises and lowers easily. I am a 73 year old female. It took approximately 30 min. for me to put it together (since I have to stop periodically to rest my back). Oh, and I had a split top table like this previously (different manufacture) and both tops could the tilted to whatever angle you wanted. However, the least pressure would cause one or the other top to tilt and they would not lock as they were supposed to. Things were always falling off. So, I am especially pleased with the smaller non-tilting tray. So far, no problems with the larger tray "doing its own thing." The service was fast. The directions were relatively clear. Time will tell how durable this will be. I do recommend this table.

The comments about the little side table being loose or not stable. It’s very moderate. It is not going to break off or tilt. The width is perfect. Laptop fits nicely. The edge surrounding the table top is nice. Keeps the laptop held back when the table is tilted. I didn’t not need a non skid mat to help hold it in place. Was concerned about rolling the table in and out under my chair with carpet. It’s a non-issue. Raises up and down fine. Just have to adjust the tension screws. I do have a second end table to put other items on and it has power for phones and laptops. I’d recommend that as well. For the price, it’s saved some frustration. Beats stacking pillows.

I have been using the overbed table on a daily base for the last twenty days. I did not rush to write a review till I get my time to use the table. The delivery was quick with no problem. Assembly was relatively easy. The manual could be improved and show steps clearly. The last step of removing an existing scroll and replace it with another was was no clear. The material seems sturdy and robust. I prepared this table for three reasons: 1- the table height can be adjusted using a level and not manually adjusted using a know. This feature is what I like most about this table. 2- it can be tilt and so I can read or use my laptop while in bed. This feature is not working well as the edge of the table is not high enough to stop a laptop or a tablet from falling off the table. 3- the main pillar that holds the table is square and not circular like the majority of the similar (and cheaper) tables on Amazon. I thought the will make the table more stable. However, the two parts of the square pillar are hosted in a flimsy piece of plastic. The tabletop is swinging when it is slightly pushed. Overall, the table achieved one of the three reasons to buy it. I believe the table needs some re-engineering to improve it especially its stability and raise the edge to stop a laptop/book from falling.

Really terrible quality 😞 Tables aren’t even Castors are sub par and don’t roll properly. Really disappointed considering this was roe my bed ridden father. And it’s nothing that I expected