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I've been using this for years. First as a desk for my laptop and mouse which I loved. And the I used it for a stand for my xbox steering wheel to play Beam NG. Love it

I have been looking for a table I can work with my laptop on and at the same time, able to watch TV from my reclining couch. I just could not find one that will best fit my requirements until I saw this. Because it swivels 360 degrees, I figured it can be flexible to orientation and still make me work on my laptop ergonomically even in a reclining position. It's funny cause one might just not imagine how I work.I made sure that with the wheels, it will fit under the couch. The problem is since my couch is a recliner, it has all its steel enveloped underneath and therefore the feet of the table will not be able to go all the way in. What's nice about the seller is he took time to lay out the dimensions of each part so inserting it sideways and with the top being able to swivel will make it work. With this orientation tho, I was afraid the top length would not be enough for me to work ergonomically.Anyway, after checking the size and reviews, I purchased the item. I was excited to open the package and when I cut the packaging tape, one of the wood did not have protection. I slightly sliced a portion of the wood. Good thing, it's the back of the top wood. Apart from the slice, I found a chip, also at the back. I was a little disappointed but would let go of it if everything else works.All parts complete; managed to assemble quickly. The 2 screws that the other reviewers were complaining about, I encountered the same wondering where the holes were but remembered what they said that they are meant to have no holes. Later, I thought it is odd to have screws there. They seem unnecessary.I love how I am able to variably incline the top according to my position. I also like that the height can be adjusted so I can move it up and down depending on whether I am sitting down or reclined. One thing I noticed is the height doesn't lock very well. I feel like I have to re-adjust after a period of time. The standing position height is useless. It is so low, maximum height is not enough to work ergonomically. Maybe, can be used for something else but not to work on. The length of the top is a compromise. It is quite short for my bulky couch. The additional small wood, which is also flexible is very useful for my other things to put on like notepad, my eyeglasses, snacks, cup, etc. but of course only a few at a time. The ledge stopper is a must for the laptop.Because of the compromise, I have with the legs, the table is not too sturdy but good enough to be inserted into my couch. Otherwise, if positioned correctly, it is sturdy.Based on my review above, I am giving this product a 4 star. Overall, it passed my criteria and am very happy!

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UPDATE:It's been almost a year since I bought this desk. As you can see below, in my initial review, I was very disappointed in the desk's quality. So much so that I asked to return it. They issued a refund instead, and I was allowed to keep it. I've been surprised by how well it's held up! I still don't see this desk lasting several years, but, with one exception, it's working fine so far. The exception is the wheels. They fall off constantly and lock when bumped. I wish there was a way to permanently unlock them, but... Otherwise, this has been a very convent little desk!ORIGINAL REVIEWSuper cheap parts:-The brackets that connect the wooden desktop to the stand are a flexible plastic material that don't even fit together correctly (there's an uneven gap between desktop boards) and will eventually stretch out, making it so the desktop will not be able to stay in place.-Wheels are super tiny and cheap. Can't roll very well and will break soon.-Not built to support weight of laptop: especially at full height. Besides the plastic brackets that will cause problems eventually, adjusted for taller (not even full height!) this stand leans because it can't support any weight.I don't see this thing lasting very long. I especially don't trust it to support the weight of a full size laptop. Not that a full size laptop could fit on it since it's so tiny!

***********UPDATE*********** - 3 months later, I would give this NEGATIVE 5 stars.- There is no more resistance to keep the tray elevated.- Likewise no resistance to keep tray from swiveling - which results in table becoming off balance and even falling.- The wheels don't swivel well, so pushing it on hardwood just scrapes the floor. (which contributes to the risk of table falling over)- 2 of the wheel 'locks' have broken off.Really - BUY SOMETHING ELSE. I just can't believe anyone would rate this positively.***********Original review***********I don't get why anyone would give this 5 stars. Maybe they've never seen another rolling laptop table like this ever before. If I could give this a 0, I would. Heck, I'd give it a negative 5 if I could. I've never been more disappointed after opening a box... Where do I start.1) All of the "hardware" that holds this together and allows you to "adjust" it are made of relatively flimsy plastic. I doubt they can bare much weight. If you use this often and leave you computer on it so the time, I'm quite sure it will break.2) Even the metal fasteners are extremely cheap steel. You can't buy this low quality in a hardware store in the US. The screws and nuts are easily capable of de-threading each other. If you hold out a screw and wrap the thread with a screwdriver, you will dent it and it will no longer be fully useable (well, for this table you might because half of it is plastic). To dent threads on a discount store, discount screw, you typically need to hammer a screwdriver or chisel into it. Like I said, you can't buy this low strength alloy in North America.3) The casters, like everything else, are small, flimsy and all plastic. The "locks" as they call them have no real mechanism to hold them in "locked" position. When I locked and unlocked one about 20 times in a row, it ceased to be about to prevent the wheel from turning.4) Nothing can be securely fastened. Every piece has some wiggly and give to it. I'm good with my hands and have expertly assembled countless pieces of furniture and mechanical pieces. I assembled this table as perfectly as can be done. Wiggle wobble every piece every direction.5) It's MUCH smaller than it seems in the pictures. Especially the misleading image that shows 23.6" measurement for the main tray. That's the length across both trays at the middle where it's rounded. The actual width you have for your laptop is just under 15"I will update this review when it breaks and becomes unusable. I expect that to be in less than 3 months. If it's still alive in 3-4 months and proves any bit of my original assessment wrong, I'll share that as well.Until then, there's no reason on Earth to buy this. There are similarly priced tables all over Amazon. Even if they are horrible, they can't be any worse than this.