Laptop tray, SAIJI 60*45cm Table lap for bed, Multi-purpose Premium Lapdesk, Height Angle adjustable, with Book Stand, Drawer, Tablet slot, for Eating, Working, Writing, Gaming, Drawing (Dark Black)

This is the second laptop/table top I’ve purchased. The first one is okay but it’s a bit wobbly and it doesn’t suit my physical needs, I have a disability. So compared to the other wobbly one this table has a bigger surface table top. Its height is easily adjustable and more sturdier when adjusted. It’s suitable both as a laptop stand or an eating table whether that be sitting on a chair or the bed. I can adjust the top to an angle to place the laptop. It has what I call a laptop stopper that stops it sliding off. It has a book stand with two clips/prongs to hold the pages. It has a small sliding box that can old the stopper, pens, the wireless mouse. I highly recommend this table top and it’s worth the extra cost.

I was looking for a tray or something that I could rest me large laptop on when sitting on the settee and eventually chose this one. I couldn't be happier with it! It's larger than many similar trays but I needed a big one to accommodate not just my 17" screen laptop but also ancillary editing kit and my mouse. This tray is perfect and provides a very solid work surface, It feels very stable and is made from high quality materials. furthermore there are options for adjusting height and angle so you can adjust it to meet your specific needs. Its not cheap but I believe represents good value for money and should prove useful for many years to come.

Great for on a table to stand, on the floor sitting or on a bed but not on the sofa- the legs hang off. Looks well made and I like the fitted slot underneath to store the book stand when not in use. It seems sturdy enough. I prefer to have it tilted for mouse and laptop use and it works great. Not had issues with mouse falling off- laptop is secure. Convenient whilst resting up on bed with ankle fracture/sprain working from home. I fit a 16” MacBook Pro and mouse comfortably. Fits the laptop and pen tablet too vertically. iPhone 4.5 inch does sit in the slot too with gentle touchscreen use if not too heavy handed. space to charge phone at same time when mounted. Drawer is a decent size for small cables/memory sticks etc. Update-After a year of use, still in perfect working order- have used for 3 days a week solid for work. Has improved my working posture and have had no neck or wrist pain since using it. Still love it.

Comes already assembled so you can use it straight out of the box. The main table is made from very sturdy plastic so it should last, the book stand though is very flimsy so I am expecting it to break very soon. I bought it as I needed a large area to work on, however, it is not as large as the picture makes out, it must have been photoshopped on as there is no way all that stuff sits on the surface area. Just be aware to go by the measurements and not by visual reference. Otherwise a good “little” desk that is overpriced for the size.

I bought this as I am disabled and becoming increasingly bed/housebound, I cannot sit at desks for long hours any more and hoped this would mean I could draw again. It's everything I hoped for! Pros: • Adjustable height and angle, I'm able to personalise this to my own dimensions and it's really easy to do as the buttons on the legs and the levers at the side are large and so are easy to press even on a day where my hands are stiff • Drawer and laptop stopper are both very convenient • Collapsible legs mean I can keep it tucked beside my bed and within arms reach • The 'sled' design actually works great on my bedding and so it's easy to slide away from me, even with heavier supplies on top • I was worried about the faux leather surface being tacky feeling or too thick and thus making the surface squishy, but it's actually really smooth and firm! Though I wouldn't mind a laminated wood option, as that would be easier to clean if I got any paint or ink on it - currently the faux leather texture will mean it will look grubby eventually as dirt settles in the cracks • Plus-size bodies will also be able to use this, it's comfortably tall and wide underneath with my legs extended. And because the vertical bar of the legs is in the middle, rather than the traditional four individual legs or u-shape legs, I can sit cross legged under it too which is much more comfy for me. Cons: • It is slightly tall on the shortest leg setting, especially when I'm on my bed as I sink lower into the mattress than I would, for example, if I was sitting on the floor and thus it feels even taller. The smaller version has a slightly shorter leg option which is more comfortable but I needed the bigger surface so it's something I'll manage, perhaps sitting on a cushion when needed. It would be helpful if there was the possibility of making the legs about one inch shorter rather than it going as high as it does as it seems unnecessarily tall on the highest setting. For reference of height, I'm 5'6 and use the lowest setting. • The book stand is really flimsy and only works with the table flat, and so I think it's pretty useless • The slot for phones and tablets is a bit too thin, my phone can't lean back at all and so it sits at an awkwardly upward angle, which makes it hard to look at for references and, once again, only works if the table is flat • Adjusting the legs can be a touch finicky but it's not too difficult once you get the hang of it, I think this is because the feet aren't heavy at all and so they don't naturally extend when you press the button and lift the table. It just means you have to do one at a time! • It is a little heavy so if you have very weak arms / hands then you may struggle to lift it up, especially if you store it on the floor like I do Overall, this is the best purchase I've made in a long time, I ended up immediately ordering the smaller one for my mum - she's also got her own physical limitations and so this will really help her carry on with her hobbies. Well worth the money in my opinion, although I did catch it on a small sale to be perfectly honest

Really surprised how much I like it. It's my lazy-day-in-bed desk. This model fits a 15" laptop at an angle on one side and a notebook on the other. Good enough... Works like a charm, nothing squeaks, nothing broke, joints are smooth. Easy to use, the small drawer thing is really nice. The surface rubber thing didn't peel off, at least not yet, although I suspect placing a hot coffee mug on it would ruin it quite quickly,

The overall size of the product! Very sturdy on the bed, and the fact that it can tilt and comes with the laptop stopper when tilted this is an added bonus! Like the handy drawer at the left hand side and the book/diary stand, it's perfect for my job.

Love the robustness and simplicity of this. I wanted something practical and functional and this fits perfectly! This desk is great for that productive lay-in or change of environment and is easy to use: Just release the clips under the table and fasten them back to lock the table in place. So easy the adjust the height also. I would recommend this to anyone!

I bought this to use while I recover from ankle surgery, as I'm working from and pretty much living in a recliner. My usual setup is at a desk with a dual monitors, so I wanted something large enough to accommodate my laptop, a small monitor (strongly recommend the cocopar Portable Monitor 15.6 Inch Travel Monitor), a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse (I'm using the Logitech POP Keys and POP Mouse Bundle that I bought previously for work travel,), and small odds and ends. It also had to be sturdy enough to be used pretty much all day every day since I'm working full time and doing grad school, and multipurpose enough to be used as an eating, writing, doodling, whatever surface. This hit all of my requirements, and then some! PROS -Sturdiness: this thing is a tank. I've had it for three months, have used it literally every day, and the legs get folded and unfolded and refolded multiple times a day and have not shown any wear. My 20 lb cat has walked across it without anything buckling or cracking, even with my whole work setup on it. It's heavy, which is fine because it needs to be for what I'm putting it through. The only bit that does not appear to be as sturdy is the faux leather topper, which has a few gouges in it at this point - but given how heavily used it is, I'm not too bothered as they're just cosmetic. -Usefulness: besides being a huge and stable working surface, it's highly adjustable and has some fantastic little bells and whistles that I appreciate. I admittedly don't use the drawer a ton because it's not very big and occasionally gets stuck, but it does fit a small hand cream and a phone cable just fine. The laptop stopper works well, the pen holder channels are handy, and the book holder! I love how it stays mounted under the desk, and has the ability to either be stuck to the desk or propped up as a standalone. I don't know that it would work well for paperback or particularly large books, but it *does* work marvelously for a Kindle, phone, or tablet. I also appreciate that the desk folds flat for easy storage given its size. MIXED (mostly because of how it's being used) -Stability: since this is sitting on a recliner, sometimes the legs fight me on being pushed all the way out, so I have to double check before putting anything on top of it. Also because of the recliner I have to prop the front of the legs up to get a somewhat flat surface, since the surface it's sitting on is tilted back. None of these are a ding against the desk itself, but more of a consideration if that's how you will need to use it. CONS The only con that I have for this desk is that the locks controlling the tilt are not very strong, or at least the angle settings are not consistent. I've tried to tilt the desk, pushed in the locks, and ended up launching everything off of it multiple times, which is obviously not optimal, especially when hobbling around on crutches. This is literally my only actual complaint, that I wish the locks were stronger or that the mechanism had preset channels that help it stay in place.

I recently purchased the SAIJI Laptop Bed Tray (60 x 45 cm), and I absolutely love this table. It feels ultra-luxurious, spacious, and extremely well thought out. It has completely upgraded my work-from-bed and leisure experience. 1️⃣ Spacious & Premium Feel The size is perfect. It comfortably accommodates my laptop and books side by side without feeling cramped. Whether I’m binge-watching movies or doing intense work sessions (I’m a management consultant), the table feels stable, roomy, and premium. 2️⃣ Thoughtfully Designed Book Stand The detachable book stand is one of my favourite features. It easily holds hardbound books and allows me to read or refer to material while working. For anyone who studies or works with physical documents, this is a huge advantage. Bonus: The slot for the book stand can also double up as an iPad or mobile holder — very practical for multitasking. 3️⃣ Laptop Stopper – Smart Detail Initially, I thought the laptop stopper was missing — but it is actually stored inside the drawer (very thoughtfully placed!). Once inserted, it prevents the laptop from slipping when the table is tilted. This makes working at different angles safe and secure. 4️⃣ Adjustable Angles for Multiple Uses The table offers 3 adjustable angles, which makes it extremely versatile. I can adjust it for typing, reading, painting, sketching, or relaxed browsing. This flexibility is a huge plus for me because the same table transitions seamlessly from work mode to personal use. 5️⃣ Practical Drawer & Storage The side drawer is surprisingly useful. I can store small essentials like a portable modem, pens, or other accessories. In one go, this becomes my complete portable workstation. 6️⃣ Easy-to-Use Leg Design The legs are well designed and sturdy. I can simply pull the table toward me while working and push it away once I’m done for the day. It’s effortless and stable. ⸻ 🌟 Overall Verdict This is more than just a laptop table — it’s a compact, portable office setup. Spacious, adjustable, thoughtfully designed, and extremely functional. If you work from bed, study intensively, or want a flexible setup for both work and leisure, this table is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended. 👍🏻👌🏻♥️

This Laptop Bed Tray Desk is very handy in every situation. Adjustable legs: With the adjustable heights gives you the best height either on the bed or on a desk. They come with secure locks so you don't have to worry about it collapsing. Angle adjust: Giving it the perfect angle so you don't have to strain your arms while working. With the provided stop bar you don't have to worry about your devices falling off the table. Tablet groove: With this feature you can put your tablet or anything that can fit in the groove so you can tend to other things like writing down notes. If you have online classes and want hands free you can do with this groove. Book stand: Cannot forget about this feature which is attached to the underside of the table. You can just pull the book stand off and place it on the top of your table. Easy hands free reading. With sled feet that you can just slide in and out of. Without having to lift the table at all. In conclusion: This is one of the best bed tables around. Giving it the best versatility and strength of holding anything. I use this on a daily basis, from reading to working. It is large enough to hold almost anything with being comfortable enough to know that nothing will fall off or knowing it will not collapse. Would recommend to anyone!!

I purchased product so it could be suitable for work purposes ie: adjustable to desk size and flexible to use in most positions; however; it performs the same function as my current cushioned lap desk item. So very disappointed and in my opinion product appears not as sturdy or well made as described.

Excelente producto