Allywit Folding Computer Desk 80cm40cm Computer Desk Cart, Height-Adjustable from 55cm to 73cm, Rotated 180 Degrees (Black)

Was not sturdy enough to hold sewing machine

The longer I own this thing the more I hate it.A) White legs are NOT black. They are really ugly, and offensive to my eyes.B) The "folding" feature STINKS. As you use this thing, the slight pressure you're putting on it makes it gradually start to tilting toward you, no matter how much you tighten it, therefore you are constantly readjusting it. IT'S A REALLY STUPID feature. How does tilting the table top to a vertical position help with storage? The legs are still 16" wide.C) The height adjustment feature has a range of about eight inches. I have other tables similar to this one (but BETTER) with an adjustment range of more than foot.1) I hate the white legs. I wanted black but black wasn't available. That stinks. I painted mine. A chore and a bother.2) The wheels are too small, and they keep falling into the lock position. There is no reason why the manufacturer couldn't have used the larger, STANDARD size3) The tilt feature is unnecessary, and it makes the assembly harder. I'll never use it. See above.4) The plastic stop is also unnecessary, and STUPID. I didn't install it, and had to fill the holes with plastic wood. That'was another chore and a bother. And it looks crappy.5) Otherwise it works, it's handy enough, and more or less serviceable, BUT I WISH I HAD SHOPPED LONGER AND BOUGHT A DIFFERENT ONE FROM ANOTHER MANUFACTURER.

Yes, it took forever to be delivered but I was aware of that when I ordered. When I purchased mine it was only around $35.I use the table often and the family fights for it to use as a TV tray not the intended purpose but...I ultimately ordered a second traditional desk but often move this to various rooms in the house when I need to hide from the rest of the family to do a zoom. Perfect for a laptop, notebook, and a cup of coffee.Does not fold, and I have carpet so no comment on how the wheels work. It's so light weight I just pick it up and carry it to whatever location I want to use it.Was going to purchase one for my daughter and possibly another to use I'm the living room but $55 is a substantial cost difference. I'll probably pass.

I finally decided to set my table up today before the cats clawed although the way through the packaging! It came packed in an inner Styrofoam box enclosed in a cardboard box, so it was well packaged. My cats thought the Styrofoam made a grand scratching post.The table seems to be reasonably well made--I didn't expect heirloom quality furniture at the price I paid, just something that didn't wobble. I only have three mild complaints that you might want to be aware of:1. The plastic ridge along the bottom of the table is only wide enough to keep my laptop from sliding off when the table is tilted. My mouse keeps hitting the floor when the table top is tilted. This is bad design--will look for something to compensate. I also bought this table to be able to put two laptops side-by-side, but won't use it for that until I solve the ridge problem--having a mouse hit the floor is way different than having an expensive laptop hit the floor.2. Even lowered to its lowest level, it is still too tall for me to work comfortably while sitting on my couch. It I tilt the table top to compensate, I'm almost typing under my chin. The table heights are clearly intended to be used with a traditional office chair. I'm going to take the wheels off to see if this will lower the table to a more acceptable height.3. You better not be intimidated by assembly instructions written by someone who doesn't speak English as their first language. They aren't so bad that a reasonably intelligent person can't determine what is meant as opposed to what is written unless you are hopelessly instruction impaired. No shame intended, just saying.

I was blown away and HIGHLY skeptical about this desk after seeing the price and reading the reviews. However, i have to say...it does the job! Delivery was within the window provided, assembly was super easy, and for $35....this thing is AWESOME!!! I'm using it primarily as a standing desk and the surface is large enough to hold my laptop, notebook, and coffee mug (and i do not LEAN or it). I'll admit that the adjustments (in terms of desk height or tilting the top to flatten it) dont come easy or smooth, but can be done. if you're looking for something to setup a home workspace, this is it :)

Finally!!!!!! I would have given it 5 stars if I would not have had to wait so long for it to be delivered. It is very sturdy but it didn’t come with any instructions at all so I had to figure it out. Thank God it was a simple assembly. It also took forever for me to get the item. I ordered it last year at Christmas and the wrong one was sent. I am just now ordering it again a year later and it took 3 months but it was finally the right item this time. I really like it though. Glad I waited it out.

We have these for my homeschoolers. We use our 10x10 dining room for school and have a folding kitchen table, stacking chairs, and these. Everything gets folded up and stacked against one wall at the end of the day.My ONE complaint with these, and I should have known, is the hardware that keeps the desk level is entirely plastic and is adjusted with four separate screws. They are very simple and easy to use but my kids are impatient and keep just pushing it down without loosening it. I forsee this not wearing well.

The desk is a easy to assemble for a light laptop or reading support desk. It will hold in place until you happen lean on it too much. It will tilt and then flatten. I could not use it for supporting the monitors & docking station I purchased for working at home. It’s good for light meals, snacks, paperwork or reading. Not strong enough for anything else. If converted to a much more stable model and increased size. 5 Stars. Until then, its a cute accessory.