Carex Rolling Overbed Table, Hospital Bed Table, Laptop Tables for Recliner, Bed, Bedside and Sofa, Computer Tables, Hospital Tray, Adjustable with Wheels and Secure Height Adjustment

Sturdy and useful. I have two of them and am satisfied with their durability and ease of use.

Super!!!That is what I was looking for many years!!!

I bought another table and had to return it because it was difficult to put together and difficult to take it apart.This one is a keeper. It is easy to put together, light weight, when unscrew the nut to release the table arm, it will rise slowly, making it very easy to adjust the height. The wheels roll smoothly. This table is built to last. Simple and Genius

I bought this for an upcoming back surgery so I had a table at home I could use in bed or in a recliner. I specifically chose this table because I did not want one that adjusted the angle of the table, the size of the table and because I thought the base was low profile.The Pros:- Easy to assemble without instructions- The wheels seem to roll easily- The lip on the table means two things for me---- Items will not slip off easily---- Small spills won't roll off the table- I find myself really liking the phone carve out- Adjusting the height is easy- The size of the table is perfect. Enough for my laptop as well as papers/note-pad.- The table itself is very sturdyThe cons- The pictures online make it appear that the base has a really low profile, it does not, the base is about 3 inches from the ground- The cup carve out is a joke and mine is bowed so a cup does not sit flush, but it is a about a millimeter of depth, so why?

The media could not be loaded. Only one hand needed to lift/lower table. Also weighs a mere 15#, making it easy for those with limited strength to move around. Holds 50# weight. Assemble post on either side, depending on needs. Reduce any potential static charge on plastic tabletop by wiping with dryer sheet.Took about 20 minutes to assemble. You need your own screwdriver and wrenches (9/16" and 1/2"). There are only 3 main table parts, plus 4 casters and 6 nuts. So easy to build, even without instructions!I purchased this for a disabled friend with neuropathy in her hands to be able to use at her bedside for meals and other activities. I am confident that she can handle this on her own.

The media could not be loaded. I'm having surgery in a few weeks on my hip and going to be a mobile for a while and needed an overhead cart for pretty much everything from work to eating while I'm convalescing. I was worried that it wouldn't go high enough but it actually extends higher than I even need. This is pleasantly surprising. Was the closest to medical grade that I could find online that was moderately priced. Put it together by myself in a matter of 15 minutes (tops). One handle grit button moves up and down pretty effortlessly. Feels pretty stable, though I wouldn't put a ton of weight on it. I'm very satisfied with my purchase and would definitely recommend and/or purchase it again.

The table arrived in super quick time; substantially packaged. Very easy to put together and the instructions, such as they are nowadays were clear. I did need to use an adjustable wrench and a Philips type screw driver, but they are tools I have handy so not a problem. The table is used by my husband who is confined to bed and uses his laptop day and sometimes into the night. The height adjustment lever is easily found for him and easy to use. We chose this table because of the size and other recommendations. the quality and design is very good. Would gladly purchase again.

I like this table's surface for its carved out places for a glass and pencils... makes things stay in place. It cleans easily and the raising mechanism works smoothly.I had read that there were a lot of these tables that leaned over when any decent load was put on them....sometimes on their own. I examined the welds on the tower that goes into the roller base. Sure enough where the studs (that secure the tower to the base) come through a metal plate (this plate is what keeps the tower straight) there were IMO inferior welds. In my case I whipped out my welder and reinforced them...tada no issues with leaning over. I found nothing else to complain about and am very happy with the table overall.Note: I would suggest that if you purchase this table to check those welds..... if they look weak, and you don't have access to a welder (the metal is 16 gauge mild steel BTW), then you could get some heavy duty epoxy having a high shear strength and just glob a bunch all over the welds to ensure that plate is secured to the sides of the tower and can't shift out of place.