Allpop-Max TV Tray

Since this is a second purchase of this type, I can say from my experience what works and what does not work. It depends on the environment in which this product is being placed. The flooring has a lot to do with the success of the purchase. I have found my experience thus far to be contradictory to other comments. When considering a purchase one must determine what compromises one is willing to make, given the situation the table will be placed in. The more carpet padding, the more unstable in varying degree. First, as far as the sturdiness of this product is concerned, I found it to be solid. Being used on a "no carpet pad environment", there is no wobbling going on. The more padding the carpet has the more unstable any table of this type will experience. In my case I am pleased with the sturdiness of this product and as far as weight being placed on it, so far has not been a problem. Having watched some of the videos in which sturdiness was an issue, I seemed to evaluate the product differently. In one video the person tapped on the top of the table which sounded solid, but complained it was wobbly. When the camera was focused on the floor I could see that the flooring the product was sitting on was the problem, not the table. However, I do have one comment to make about the sturdiness. While putting the product together I noticed that the bottom portion of the legs where the joint connects to the upper portion of the table, the joint has a bit of give to where the two parts connect. It does not cause any issues to speak of. In a matter of seconds I can position both legs in the same direction without any real effort on my part. It is not a real issue for me. One of the things I like about this table from the other one I had is the ease of glide. It is as easy and smooth as silk with no effort required on my part. Granted it is standing on indoor/outdoor carpet with no pad, which helps a great deal. In addition, I like the fact that the three tiered level positions are a good fit. The straight table level is wonderful for setting drinks and food plates on. The other one I had it was not so. I had to level a plate off using the front edge ridge to do so and drink bottles had to be placed in a coffee mug to prevent it from tipping over. Also I like the size of the top. There is about two inches of space all around my place mat, which is bigger than what I had. Over all I feel I will be using this one for a very long time to come.

Bought 2 Allpop Adjustable Large. Its a TV tray, not a garage workbench. So naturally it has weight limitations. Its sturdy but light weight. As its intended use its perfect. Leg height adjusts. Countertop adjusts to tilt or lay flat. Countertop is sturdy plastic with a mat texture (easy to write on). Theres a raised edge all around to keep say a laptop from sliding off. I especially like that there is no crossbar so it can slide very close to me while I'm sitting on the couch. The legs are also wide enough to fit my ottoman in between. (17"x17")👍👍 Its folds to fit under or in between for storage. There is a bit of a trick to adjust the countertop to tilt. (see picture) The items came packaged well and quickly. I am very happy with this purchase.

Reading some other reviews I expected this table to be weak. While it isn't as sturdy as my other pop up small table, it is strong enough to carry any normal things you would use it for. Comes with a level above and below to change the degree of incline, which are at a good angle change. It is strong enough that it won't limit it's normal usage for food, laptop, heavy book, etc. The cup holder comes with an optional bottom, and it holds a pretty heavy bottle pretty easily. The table and the holder do move a bitsink a good 5-10° with some weight. Perfect length even for a large laptop with some extra room for a mouse and some room in the front. Height has a large range to adjust it. The raised edges around the whole thing are nice as well to prevent items from rolling off.

I had no problem putting everything together except for the cup at 1st. I’m just afraid to lean on it with my forearms because it goes down a little bit and I’m not sure what it will do. If you push the right or left side in and let go it wobbles back into position. This is why I’m giving it four stars. I will be careful not to put too much pressure on it. It’s not the sturdiest but it’ll do the job for eating and holding a drink. Not sure if it’s worth $33 BUT I do love how you can fold the legs in, adjust the height, lean the table top down for 3 angles positions and slide the cup holder in if not using it.

I am very happy with this purchase. Very easy to put together. It’s perfect for bedside. Various adjustments. I don’t know what other people are talking about but I had no problem with getting mine to lay flat. No incline. As far as being sturdy… It’s a TV tray. It’s a sturdy as any other TV tray maybe even more so. I would recommend this and I would purchase it again

Let me start by saying I am happy with my purchase, happy enough to have ordered a second one Pros: An 8 year old could assemble it The tray is very sturdy (I use it as a portable lap top desk) The 6 height adjustments make it quite versatile Leg design (no bracing) is worry free Lightweight Maybe a Pro but not a Con: The tray can also be set slightly higher or lower than horizontal. While I haven't yet found a situation where that would be useful perhaps you will. Cons: The tray material mars like a chalkboard. The slightest rub of a fingernail and you get a new mark on the surface. Not a scratch or groove just a mark (like you drew on it with a pencil) The feet are terrible for anything but carpet (and probably not that awesome on carpet) We have mostly hardwood floors and every time I needed to pull it close or push it away I could feel the top coat being scraped off ~ I fixed this by gluing 4 velcro strips on the feet to act like felt gliders (but I shouldn't have had to) The description claims this is a folding tray and technically that is accurate If you are hoping to store a vertical tray on legs somewhere then this is perfect If however you would like to fold the tray up completely and store it under your couch/bed/chair you will need to unlock the lower legs and try to keep them from falling out while you rotate them to lay flat (probably easier just to take them off) This means you will need to readjust the hight of the tray every time you take it out to use it Not a deal breaker but certainly a pain in the @$$ that could be remedied by adding height adjustment holes to the east /west sides of the support pipe OCD Con: The sticker on the bottom of the tray turns into 30 smaller stickers that you will need goo-gone, a scrub pad and some persistence to get off completely Conclusion: Even without these flaws this tray would still feel just a bit overpriced With them it's almost not worth it If it didn't fit perfectly in the arms of the chair I use the most I may have sent it back As it is I ordered a second one (my wife has a matching chair) Not sure how that math works out for you Hesitantly Recommended?

I got this for my grandma and she loves it! It’s very stable and she uses it for everything!

Light weight and easy to assemble. Can hold moderate weight (soups and large plates!) maybe even more. Good build