Seville Classics Airlift Mobile Height Adjustable Laptop Stand Computer Workstation for Sitting Classroom Home Office Medical Table w/Wheels, Flat (24"), White

This bed/chair-desk is pretty sleek. The desktop is sturdy, and the edge of the tabletop is not a laminate so the edges are smoother than the more hospital style/two leg one. The feet are sturdier and the stand is also higher quality. The one leg makes it a smooth transition in height vs the two. The knob is easier as well. The leg is slanted towards you, so you can it move in closer to you than the other two leg traditional style, and it’s easier to keep your feet or legs without something blocking a section tip in front of you. I am returning the other option and keeping this one because it is more ergonomic and practical. It is also higher quality.Ps it says media and text. Obviously that option doesn’t apply.

My son is using this as his desk as I thought it was a stand up desk and it was not- lol- but he loves it so much I am keeping it. My stand up desk is on its way!!!

The cart is VERY nice! It was easy to put together and easy to move and lift up and down. My husband uses it for work and he loves it. The wheel movement is smooth and it takes up very little space. It also looks nice! We would highly recommend it!

Gave as a gift to teacher! She loved it

So I have achy shoulders, and my doctor said I should use a lower desk as to relax my shoulders when working on my laptop. This table does the job. I did not install the wheels as I don't need to roll it around. Instead, I applied a furniture pad. Actually, it's a 2-inch wide felt-like strip that I applied to the length at the bottom. The bottom rail is exactly 2" wide, so it fit perfectly. This also allows me to slip the legs underneath the sofa so I don't have to lean forward. I mean why would I want neck pain when I just fixed my shoulder pain.The only thing I don't like, but I guess it's not the table's fault, as it can't deny physics, but if I put a little too much pressure at the front, it feels like it leans forward a little bit. But I guess that's expected when there's no support directly underneath the front. Another good thing is that it doesn't wobble at all. All-in-all, it does the job well.