HUANUO Adjustable TV Tray - Foldable TV Tray Table with 6 Height & 3 Tilt Angle Adjustments, TV Dinner Tray with Cup Holder for Couch, Bed, Sofa and Chair (Black)

This TV Tray Table is nice . You can adjust it to fit your need. the cup holder is not that sturdy, so if you set a can of beverage in it be careful that it's not too heavy. the cup can be removed for heavy or larger beverage containers. I ordered the black one and I am very satisfied with it. It was easy to assemble. I can slide it next to my bed or sofa and next to my reclining chair. All in all this table is sturdy. I use it to eat on while watching TV. It doesn't take up a lot of space and is foldable to slide under the bed or sofa. It can be used for a variety of functions.

Good product, easy assembly, works well as TV tray for my wife. Don't use the cup holder so can't comment on that.

This table arrived quickly and the instructions were easy to follow to put together. Once together, the legs easily slide under the couch, bringing it close enough to work on. The surface can be a little wobbly (side-to-side) as others have reported; yet it is firm with the 18 inch pole installed across the bottom of the structure [called a balance pole in description]. However, with laptop on the surface and mouse - more than stable enough to work with. It has a lip, raised edge, on the front to hold the laptop in place (not slide off) if at the slight angle down - for reading a book, for example. The level surface position is parallel to the ground, as expected - (someone reported that it wasn't) - so good for the laptop; added the lip to stop it from being pulled to far forward. ONLY PROBLEM: According to the description, it can be easily stored NEXT to a wall or under a couch. I did NOT find that possible. The top drops down, and the base is NOT capable of being folded together, as the picture shows in the description. The two legs are "L" shaped and can NOT be twisted inward because of two problems - (1) the brace at bottom stabilizing the two legs and (2) the "L" shaped legs with no twist position (legs height set using pins on both sides of legs - no setting for twisting and position). As photo #1 shows, the best this item can be stored is at the edge of a couch (with legs pushed UNDER) or alongside of wall with legs facing out. The description should reflect this. Instead they show a picture with easy folding inward of legs and storage upright against wall and under couch. NOT POSSIBLE as built.

Love it now I can sit in front of the TV and eat without having to worry about dropping anything, not as strong as I liked but does the job

I would highly recommend this table. It was very easy to set up and put together. The appearance is great. The material is great as well. It is very easy to pick up because it is very light and it is very portable. You can move it anywhere. The size is awesome. It is very easy to clean up. My grandma used to say almost every day. I would highly recommend this for anybody who needs a simple but sturdy and durable table

Pros: Super quick and easy to unbox and put together. More compact than most when folded up. Design of table legs to slide under the couch is a fantastic feature, and so is the adjustable height. Cons: Table does not fold up unless you remove the cross-support at the bottom. It's easy to do with the provided tool, but it'd be nicer if this support clipped into place or was hinged instead; it's a hassle to always go find the tool when you want to fold the table. I feel like the description mis-represented this a bit, the fact it folded up mostly flat was a major factor in my decision to purchase the table. The bracket underneath the table to adjust the surface angle is difficult when you're *trying* to adjust it, but way too easy when you're not. If you lift the front edge of the table to pull it closer to you and the legs catch on the carpet at all, the bracket will pop loose and you'll flip the contents of the table all over. I always move the table with one hand on top, and the other hand holding the bracket underneath. The cup holder is a good feature, but its pretty shallow and wide, I definitely don't feel comfortable putting a cup/container with an open top in there, which kind of defeats the purpose for me. The cupholder is a ring with a removable bottom insert, I assume this is so that you could put larger cups in just the ring portion? But to stow the cupholder back inside the table when you're not using it, you have to push up on the bottom of the cupholder (or remove the bottom insert completely and store it elsewhere) in order to fit it past the angle bracket underneath; if it's a little stuck from holding a drink, don't push up too hard or that piece will go flying. Would be nice if the top rim of the cup holder had a little bit of an edge to prevent this, although that would remove the functionality for larger cups. Another option would be to change the placement of the cupholder back an inch or two, or the angle bracket forward a bit. Lastly: After only a few months of use, the top of the table is *very* bowed under and is no longer flat. I rarely fold the table up (since it's a pain to go find the tool, as mentioned above), but I don't load it with anything heavy either. This doesn't make it unusable for me, but it is definitely annoying, and combined with the other issues it leaves me a little disappointed with my purchase. I think I could have found something better for the price. Overall, it's a table, it works. The leg design means I can push it all the way up against the couch at one end to store it, instead of folding it flat. It does overhang/take up a seat on the couch when it's like that, but it's not the end of the world unless I have company over, and makes a decent side table that way. I do think I could have found something better if I had kept looking, and would not recommend this table unless the quality and design flaws were fixed.

I bought this table for my grandma. It is stable and spacious. Her meal and snacks can both fit. The cup holder is a separate attachment that is pulled out to put the drink in. Overall I would buy it again.

This is a decent TV tray. The things I like: the cup holder, the rimmed edge to prevent spills from hitting the floor, ample table size. The things I don’t like: the table isn’t flat, but a bit concave/warped, it’s rickety/wobbly. It may be impossible to find a super solid/sturdy TV tray due to how they’re designed. All in all, this TV tray serves its purpose. I’ll still be on the hunt for the perfect one, though.

No assembly instructions included. Quality v cheap. Workable for TV dinners. Would have returned it but fulfills need for TV dinner. V flimsy and tabletop is not sturdy. Bought at higher price too. Rs 1500/. Later it became cheaper by Rs 600. So then it would have been value for money. Finish not good. Looks cheap

It is just what I needed for when I am eating meals watching TV and I can pull it close to me that I don't have to keep bending every time I am taking a bite. A bit shaky but sturdy enough.

This is a great table for somebody who wants to sit in the living room and eat their supper, it’s adjustable Which makes it great for a shorter people

Totally cheap plastic item …waste of time. Wonder why I did not listen to all the reviews that said it was bad. This table is extremely unstable …the plastic was already dirty before it has reached me …some brackets that look like they are stabilising the piece at the bottom are not included inside the package. Neither is there any drawing or assembly sketch. I had to go to the Amazon page to see how this looked to assemble it ….and before I could even set it together the plastic at the joints has cracked. I’m going to try to return this. let’s see how easy that is? Very disappointed

Very much disappointed, it's not even straight to ground.....and 2 legs are not even same.brocken edges...and table top material is rubbery and cheap delicate.other iron parts are excellent but improve the table top material quality.and check the legs while sending to customer.