Table-Mate XL Plus TV Tray Table - Folding TV Dinner Table, Couch Table Trays for Eating Snack Food, Stowaway Laptop Stand, Portable Bed Dinner Tray - Adjustable TV Tables with 4 Set Angles, Black

All our life we have eaten at the dining room table. Since its just the wife and me, we decided it would be nice to sit on the sofa to watch TV sometimes.The height is adjustable to a comfortable level. The legs slide under the sofa and you have plenty of room for your legs. The height is adjustable from high to very low for children. We go midway. The tray stays sturdy at what ever height you choose.If you have a meal that needs cut with a steak knife, the table does move a lot. This works better for non cutting foods such as chicken, pizza, or seafood.The color is as it shows in the pictures. It reminds me of hospital trays. But you can choose other colors. For storage, the legs stick out although the tray folds down. We put it behind the sofa. There is a drink holder that slides out. It is sturdy but the base cap sticks to the cans.Overall, for the price, its what you expect. Its a good tray table and we are happy with the two we bought.

Easy to use and holds weight well. We use it to hold laptops or plates and drinks by our couch. It also folds easily to store on the side of our couch or by the TV stand. The drink holder isn’t strong so it only holds cans really. We set any other drink right on the top of the table.Pro’s: light weight, holds basic items, class up easy, adjustable height, stores easily.Cons: drink holder is a bit weaker than I’d like.We use this daily and it’s great overall. Much better than not having a place to set a plate or laptop beside your lap or couch arm.

This is a review of the Table Mate II, just in case Amazon decides to combine all Table Mate reviews in the future.I bought the Table Mate mainly as a place to park my laptop when working at home, watching streaming movies, etc. It doesn't disappoint. The dimensions of the table top compare favorably to old-school table trays that people used to use. You could easily use this as a tray for eating away from the dining room if you wanted to. The top seems to be made of high-impact plastic and is very easy to keep clean. There's a "drink holder" that slides out of the side of the top and is large enough to hold a canned beverage or a cup with a small diameter. It is not large enough for the average coffee cup.The table's legs are made out of metal piping and can be adjusted to different heights. The table can also have its angle adjusted, in case you're using this for drawing. The higher you set the height of the table, the more unsteady it feels. That's just basic physics, folks, because there aren't any struts between the legs to provide extra support. From two notches down, the table feels much steadier. Supposedly it can withstand a weight of 40 pounds but I haven't tried it and wouldn't recommend it because the table clearly isn't designed for bearing a heavy burden.I'm happy with this purchase. The product clearly meets my expectations.

So far this TV tray is what I expected. I like it and am happy I bought it. That being said, some of the other reviews are right. It's not solid like a rock stable, but it is very light and so I wasn't expecting it to be that way. Mine sits flat on the ground and the bar holding the tray does lock into place. Raising it up and down involves pinching to compress both sides of the pins in in the holes in each leg and this may be difficult for an elderly person or someone with physical limitations. This table can be stored flat but that involves partially disassembling it, so I wouldn't say that storing it flat is at all a feature of this item. The cup holder slides in and out under the tray but it is too small for some of our cups and it's flimsy to the point where I'm not sure I'd trust it told hold my drink. I bought this for my son to take out to our porch to do homework on. I needed something light and small so that I can easily move it in and out of the garage/house everyday. I like how it can be raised and lowered or tilted. The tray itself is large enough for textbooks and other school work. The top is not smooth enough for writing on directly, so we need something under the paper to write on. The reason I chose this model with the curved legs rather than a tray with crossed legs is that I thought we'd accidentally kick this one less. So far I'm glad I got this one, but read the negative reviews as well so you can make a good decision based on your individual needs.