FLEXISPOT Height Adjustable C Table with Wheels, Mobile Snack Side End Table Sofa Couch Bedside Table Laptop Rolling Cart TV Tray Night Stand Small Space Side Table,(27.6" W x 15.7" D,Black)

After having this for about a month, I can say I really like it! I bought it as a replacement for a cheap version that had crappy wheels and didn’t go under the couch really because it was too tall. This was the perfect alternative. It’s low profile, heavy, and easy to adjust. I mostly use it on my couch for crafting. The wheels and small casters (I’m not sure if that the right word) that are easy to roll and don’t get stuff stuck in them which is saying a lot because I have three dogs and I was worried about that. Sometimes I find it’s not the easiest to maneuver on the rug, but I mean it’s the best I’ve seen for being so low profile. The size is also perfect. Pros: Low profile wheelsHeavy duty (won’t tip easy) Easily adjustable Easy to put together Cons: I wish there was more than one spot of the cup holder to go. I had to drill my own holes to move it.

This is a heck of a sturdy table. I'm one of those losers who cannot eat without having the TV on and this makes an excellent TV tray as well as a great sturdy place for my laptop. The casters that allow this to roll essentially are completely hidden as they have a small spring "shock absorber" so if you have two uneven surfaces like I do where this table sit compensates for the uneven space and keeps the table level. Also, the ability to move it up and down is a great feature. Essentially it's a pnuematic cylindar.

This is the perfect side table or what I like to call ‘hobby table.’ You can do legos while on the couch, coloring, eating, have multiple drinks if you want and pretty much anything else. I got the large size for reference. My boyfriend liked it so much he bought one for himself and now we have him and hers hobby tables! The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because it is a little wiggly - by nature. So it can move a bit but it’s nothing crazy.

Perfect small adjustable table for dining at a wheelchair or bed. It could great for laptop computer work. My relative has mobility issues and this table resolved most of our issues for her. It easily goes up or down in height. It's a tiny bit resistance to roll on carpet, but it still moves nicely. There are several negative reviews on here, but it's not the same product. They describe shelves attached. This table does not have shelves. It is made with very strong metal and great instructions & tools to put it together. I am happy that I risked buying it.

I use this every day. The low-profile rollers are perfect for fitting under the ottoman. I use it on a smooth floor, I can't attest to how it would roll on a carpet.

Easy set up.quality is solid.definitely worth the money.wheels roll very easy.

I purchased the size small and there is no “rolling.” It’s a bit heavy and hard to move around - especially on carpet. Maybe the medium and large sizes do you have the rolling bottom? Either way I was expecting the table to roll since the description said that. I’m a bit disappointed they didn’t update the description when purchasing the smaller size.

There seem to be reviews of this product on its Amazon web page that relate to a different product, perhaps one that is sold by a different manufacturer or vendor, about which complaints are made regarding poor welds and difficulty adjusting height. That other product has storage shelves on one side. This product consists of a top affixed to a single arm mounted on a pneumatic height adjustment square tube which is mounted to a base consisting of two beams welded to the pneumatic tube which are in turn welded at 90 degrees to the two beams at either end which contain the casters. All the tools required for assembly are included. The instructions are simple to follow and well illustrated. The mounting hardware comes in labeled bags, and the entire assembly takes about 15 minutes, probably less time if you have a helper to support the structure as your are putting it together. All the parts are well-engineered and extremely sturdy. In fact, if there is one nit to pick, the unit is on the heavy side because all the parts except the top, which is a well-finished piece of dense composite material, are a heavy gauge steel or aluminum stock, sure to last a long time. There is even a label on the top which shows the proper place to push down when pressing the release lever when lowering the table so as to avoid stressing the pneumatic unit unevenly. This is probably the most robust user-assembled unit of any kind I've ever bought from anyone.