OneSpace - Laptop Computer Desk - Dark Walnut

Hubby put this together for my daughter . It was a Christmas Present . Upon receiving this . She was thrilled . Art work is a hobby for her . She is and adult and very matriculant with her belongings . The bar that allows you to lower the portable desk is very well made . extremely hard to lower . Both knobs have to be completely removed and then the top bar lowered . There is two holes that must be lined up . Then the knobs aliened in the hole then screwed in . The bar is heavy to hold while trying to line up. The reason I gave this a one star is . When my daughter was trying to adjust the pole for the first time . The smaller part broke off . She was not miss handling it at all . There are plastic pieces inside this part that are suppose to secure the screws . They just were not placed securely by the company . The large part isn't stable enough to hold a laptop or your art without tilting at the slightest move . This desk was not used one time before it broke . And it was put together exactly like it was suppose to be . I was just going to throw it away . And eat my lose money wise . But the only way it is still be able to be used is my hubby is fixing it . There is a picture of how it is being fixed to be used . He has not cut the screws down yet . But that will give you a good view of this flaw in the desk .

I was looking for a desk that I could easily move from room to room & this does that for me. I also like that you can change the height. The only drawback with that is that the desk is top heavy so it's hard to push up & line up the holes while you try to screw in the lock knob. It's a a great replacement for the snack tray I was using. I purchased it on sale & used some reward credits I had so it didn't break the bank.

What I have been looking for since I started teleworking. I considered getting a desk raiser, this offered me more. It goes up, down, and around.

I like having small mobile desks. This is my center desk for my laptop computer, mouse (AND NOTHING ELSE) flanked on each side by 2 other slightly longer/wider desks for scanner etc. I had it professionally assembled (with other furniture) by Best Buy so I can't comment on ease of assembly. If you want no frills, then this light weight desk will work for you.

Purchased this to use with an iPad Pro and mechanical keyboard. I’m planning to buy a second one because I like it. More assembly required than expected though. Prefer using the table flat than angled so the tablet and keyboard don’t slide but it is easily adjustable.

Works for what i use it for a little less sturdy then id like the wood finish is nice tho.

It's no bigger than I need. I do think I'll put a little holder on it to keep a laptop of papers from falling off, but the draw to it is it's small.

Overall the stand is good for temporary usage. But not as sturdy enough for permanent use. I will say the stand works great and mobile around the classroom.