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This adjustable vented aluminum laptop notebook table features air vented cavities design which reduce overheating on your laptop / notebook. The extraordinary 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 collapsible frame for easy storage and carrying. Wrist guard added extra comfort. It weights 5 pounds and can support up to 30 pounds capacity. The height is adjustable from 11-1/4 inches to full height of 22 inches depending on the need. ***please contact support@furinni.com for missing parts, damaged products, or other questions.
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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
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I'm using it everyday and really love it.
This product does help a lot when I want to use my laptop on my bed. This kind of table is far better than a regular bed tray since it is angle adjustable and gives more space to my legs. Also, the aluminum alloy panel helps prevent the computer from getting too hot. There is space for the mouse too.
I recommend using it on bed or sofa, rather than putting it on the floor since increase in height may result in a little swaying. It's not difficult to unfold the desk, but may need some patience loosing and locking the buttons. It is not that easy to change the height, so keeping it in one place may be a good idea.
This product does help a lot when I want to use my laptop on my bed. This kind of table is far better than a regular bed tray since it is angle adjustable and gives more space to my legs. Also, the aluminum alloy panel helps prevent the computer from getting too hot. There is space for the mouse too.
I recommend using it on bed or sofa, rather than putting it on the floor since increase in height may result in a little swaying. It's not difficult to unfold the desk, but may need some patience loosing and locking the buttons. It is not that easy to change the height, so keeping it in one place may be a good idea.
60 of 68 people found the following review helpful
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While this is a well-made product that is probably better than the others offered online, please heed this caution before purchasing. Some photos on the web show people sitting up in bed with their laptop screen lower than their head. For them, this is a perfect product "as is." If their laptop or iPad topples over while being used, they can just "right it" from their lap with a motion of their hand.
Other pictures on the web show people flat on their back with their laptop or iPad higher than their head. While recovering from a back problem, this described me and my need. Set-up took only a couple of minutes and all seemed perfectly balanced.
After a period of intense email reading, I probably shifted my weight without realizing it and then "BAM," my laptop toppled over and smacked my face so hard, I was left with a nasty gash between my eyebrows that required medical attention. (In retrospect, I realize I instinctively raised my hand to steady the stand while the laptop was free to fall and land on my face.)
So either chained cable-ties or Velcro of some sort may be needed to prevent this type of injury if you need to use this while flat on your back.
Some other observations: First, the tray is well designed with a smaller "lip" on one side and a larger lip on the reverse. This allows for different laptop designs to be accommodated. At least one frustrated reviewer appeared not to have figured this out. I have now successfully used this with multiple laptops and my iPad.
Second, the holes in the tray allow for heat dissipation.
Third, the joints are easily adjusted. Patience may be required for the first use as one experiments to find the angles that work best for them.
Lastly, don't fall asleep or fail to pay attention if using this while flat on your back. I'm now going to work on better affixing my laptop to the tray.
Other pictures on the web show people flat on their back with their laptop or iPad higher than their head. While recovering from a back problem, this described me and my need. Set-up took only a couple of minutes and all seemed perfectly balanced.
After a period of intense email reading, I probably shifted my weight without realizing it and then "BAM," my laptop toppled over and smacked my face so hard, I was left with a nasty gash between my eyebrows that required medical attention. (In retrospect, I realize I instinctively raised my hand to steady the stand while the laptop was free to fall and land on my face.)
So either chained cable-ties or Velcro of some sort may be needed to prevent this type of injury if you need to use this while flat on your back.
Some other observations: First, the tray is well designed with a smaller "lip" on one side and a larger lip on the reverse. This allows for different laptop designs to be accommodated. At least one frustrated reviewer appeared not to have figured this out. I have now successfully used this with multiple laptops and my iPad.
Second, the holes in the tray allow for heat dissipation.
Third, the joints are easily adjusted. Patience may be required for the first use as one experiments to find the angles that work best for them.
Lastly, don't fall asleep or fail to pay attention if using this while flat on your back. I'm now going to work on better affixing my laptop to the tray.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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Sturdy, light-weight, nice looking, well-built.
Great, great stand.
It's a little difficult to adjust, because there are 3 articulations in 2 legs, and you have to adjust one by one. You can, however, write down your favourite configurations and just dial in. The "manual" gives you many examples.
The articulations lock in specific angles, which allows for easy equalizing legs, unlike a free-rotating articulation. The drawback is that it's a little difficult to push the button and turn the leg, but not a big deal to me.
The versatility that all these articulations give to this stand is great. You can use it in bed and as a small table on the floor. I plan to use it in bed and fully extended to hold my laptop when I'm playing my instrument and recording myself with the webcam.
It is very stable forward-backward, but sometimes a little wobbly sideways if you're typing and the stand is on hard floor, because the legs don't have a bar between, which is understandable. On a mattress, it moves minimally because the mattress buffers movement. Overall, this stand is stable enough for most uses. For prolonged use, you shouldn't be typing on such a small "desk", anyway, so I don't think it's a flaw.
I recommend this product and would buy again.
Great, great stand.
It's a little difficult to adjust, because there are 3 articulations in 2 legs, and you have to adjust one by one. You can, however, write down your favourite configurations and just dial in. The "manual" gives you many examples.
The articulations lock in specific angles, which allows for easy equalizing legs, unlike a free-rotating articulation. The drawback is that it's a little difficult to push the button and turn the leg, but not a big deal to me.
The versatility that all these articulations give to this stand is great. You can use it in bed and as a small table on the floor. I plan to use it in bed and fully extended to hold my laptop when I'm playing my instrument and recording myself with the webcam.
It is very stable forward-backward, but sometimes a little wobbly sideways if you're typing and the stand is on hard floor, because the legs don't have a bar between, which is understandable. On a mattress, it moves minimally because the mattress buffers movement. Overall, this stand is stable enough for most uses. For prolonged use, you shouldn't be typing on such a small "desk", anyway, so I don't think it's a flaw.
I recommend this product and would buy again.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Published 13 days ago by VersionBest
Great product, very flexible, works perfectly.
Most of the reviewers said they got this because they were bedridden. I'm just lazy and I've never found a chair/desk combination I liked. So I prefer to type in bed. Read more
Published 16 days ago by zombieite
Lets me read heavy books despite neck and vision problems
My vision isn't great, so I have to hold books pretty close to be able to read them - which causes neck and arm problems. Read more
Published 24 days ago by SherryB
Great when it works
I like the product and the ability to adjust it is great. That said, I recently found one of the buttons started to stick. Specifically, it'll go in but not come out. Read more
Published 27 days ago by JC
Portable and flexible.
I've been experiencing pain in my neck and upper back for years due mostly to stress and sitting at a desk for long hours. Read more
Published 27 days ago by jxt723
Versatile stand helps ease neck pain
I spend a lot of time on the computer, and since I have a laptop I decided to purchase a stand for it because I noticed that my neck would start hurting after looking down at the... Read more
Published 1 month ago by D. Gilstrap
I don't like this product-I love it!
I work in front of a computer all day long for my job and when I come home at night the last thing I wanted to do was sit at another desk. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Hunter Logan
Great Little Item - Just what I needed
I had back surgery recently and needed to work, but sitting up for any length of time was problematic (still is. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Lindae
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