WonderWorker Einstein Adjustable Laptop Desk with 2 USB Cooling Fans, Folding Lap Table with Mouse Pad for Laptop, Portable Cooling Laptop Stand for Bed, Black

I’ve had this product since March 2021 and I absolutely love it. I work from home 4/5 days a week, use it everyday, and it’s still just as sturdy as the day I bought it. It’s not hard to adjust..just make sure you have the button pressed all the way in. Sometimes I wiggle the joint a bit and that helps. I change up the position of the stand depending on if I’m working on my desk, couch or bed. In fact, I’m buying a second one to bring to the office with me. 10/10 would recommend this product.Pro Tip: Take a picture of the different angles/positions on the stand instruction manual, and as you find arrangements you like write them in. Works like a charm and saves time! :)

I love my table, it works very well in bed or in a chair. It is easy to adjust to the angle I need. Works as a table or computer stand well. My only problem is the cord for the cooling fans is way to short. I have to run an extension cord to plug it in. Because it has a particular plug going to the table you can't use a generic USB cord. I would rate it a5 easily if that cord was at least 6 or 8 ft instead of 18 inches.

I've been looking for a laptop stand to work on my laptop in bed. This is the perfect find! It is very adjustable to my position sitting or half laying in bed. It is perfect for me to use these on my bed for work and also streaming movies. The best part is that I can fold it up and carry it with me wherever I go, it's only a little wider than my laptop so it doesn't fit my laptop backpack but it's light enough to carry by itself. When I travel it fits snuggly in my carry on luggage bag. Making it easy to carry and use anywhere I go. Only one problem though it'd take some use-to adjusting to the perfect position but once you use it a few times you get the hang of it and it becomes easy to handle.

I bought this because it looks so flexible with many adjustable possibilities. I ended up annoyed because of so much possibilities! Each possibility takes time to adjust as I have to match both legs. Sometimes, to get to one configuration on one segment, I have to move the other two to unblock the button to unlock the joint. It's almost like simplified Rubics cube: to get one color in a slot you'll have to make non-obvious rotations.As for the legs. if want to setup in the highest position (two of the segments must be straight and last at 90 degree angle), the entire stand becomes very unstable. It can easy become a parallelogram to either side, so must be careful not to apply too much pressure.I first thought I can use this in bed, but the truth it is barely wide enough to fit hip and leg through, and I wear men's 34. I become claustrophobic. I end up buying a rigid wooden short-legged table top that is perfect height in bed but has extra 8-inches of width.The mini table top is made out of pretty solid aluminum. However can't say the same about the mouse pad. The sheet metal is very thing but the hook onto the main table top is loose and not as strong. Plenty of bending possible with very little pressure. I don't find it solid to mouse around on it. However the twin fans are effective at cooling my gaming laptops and stay very quiet.All in all, it's a very flexible table that needs patience to adjust. I end up using it as a min-laptop table in the middle row of family's minivan! I would recommend it highly if it's for your right use, but I am not sure about it's worth the $55 that I paid for.

I liked the sturdiness of the material as compared to similar ones other people have. I just can’t get the right height for my pad. We’ve tried adjust it from all 3 heights/tilt & adjusted the iPad’s tilts as well, but just not quite right. So we have to stick a post it or something under pad to get it to the “just right height/eye level for zoom appointments. *we’ve even tried adjusting our chair, but still no cigar. Also, not easy adjusting both sides at the same time. After pressing down the buttons (simulationsly), you’ll need a third hand to move the platform. Very frustrating.

I was desperate for something to raise up my laptop for Zoom meetings so that I looked straight at the camera, and the pile of books I was using made the area in the front of the laptop unusable. After extensive research into adjustable laptop stands, I chose the WonderWorker Einstein. It has exceeded my expectations! I can now conduct Zoom classes with my class notes directly in front of me, under the laptop stand, freeing up desk space for other lesson materials. It is totally sturdy; it does not threaten to tip over with the laptop on it. The legs click into place so there's no chance that at some random moment the legs will collapse.

This contraption is so difficult to adjust, let alone when your lap top is on it. There is nothing that hold the laptop in the laying down position as they show, nor do the feet have any kind of gripper that helps it stay in that position. The mouse pad doesn't stay in place and please tell me how it is suppose to stay on when you're laying down?? Not to mention there were no directions of any kind in the box. It's the worst. I do not recommend this product at all.Oh and the paint has chipped off of been scraped pretty easily.

This is just amazing how much space and money I saved with this little laptop stand.Also it has 2 fans which is great for macbooks.The biggest laptop I used on this table was 17” gaming. Fits just right.I need to get one more of this tables for my beloved one because we already were arguing who will use it in bed. HahaI don’t use mouse so mouse spot is perfect for cup of coffee.Product quality is awesome!I had this for couple weeks now and it’s absolutely fantastic! Love it and use every day.