LORYERGO TV Tray - TV Table for Eating, Folding Table Trays with 6 Height & 3 Tilt Angle, TV Tray Table with Removable Cup Holder, Dinner Tray for Eating or Working on Couch, Bed & Office

I had a similar TV stand that I used for all of my art arts and crafts and a variety of other things, but it was not height adjustable, nor did it have a tilting top which I really needed because of a cervical condition that I have. I was nervous that it would be cheap. It’s well-made easy to assemble. I absolutely love that. It’s easily folded and tucked away someplace.. last but not least I love the legs on it because you can slide that under your couch or bed to bring the table top closer to you. I was originally looking at similar tables that were $80 or more and I really couldn’t afford that. Get this table because it’s worth it!

Okay, so, my husband Doug and I have edged past 50, got our AARP membership and, what can I tell you, I slowly developed an irresistible urge to own a TV tray. So, inching myself over this point of no return, I bought this little guy to place next to Doug's favorite reading/snoozing/game-watching armchair. It was super easy to assemble, which I just did this morning. I simply pushed this bar and that bar into place and attached two screws (Allen wrench provided) and voila! I think it took me 10 minutes, 15 tops. It's adorable and I'm delighted that it's very light but so sturdy on its feet. I gave it a few semi-hard shoves once assembled, to test whether it would easily topple over if accidentally jostled, and the thing stayed standing. At the same time, it's light enough so Doug could just push or lift it out of the way. The adjustable height is another happy point, and as you can see, I adjusted it so it barely hovers over the arm of the chair. But it would take seconds to make it go lower or higher. Can I say that the dark color elevates it from the typical white ones? So I can stay in denial that I just bought a darned TV-tray? The top is solid plastic but could pass for wood at a quick glance because of its color (just don't look too closely). The pullout cup holder is a thoughtful touch, because who doesn't like a cup holder. One note for improvement, though. I don't intend to ever fold the tray up for storage, but I can see how having to first remove the bottom cross bar with an Allen wrench would not be too convenient. Nitpicking here but I would suggest to the designer that the crossbar could also be the same easy push-into-place design as the rest of the tray, instead of the current screw-on kind. But this issue isn't enough for me to take a star away, because I don't intend to fold it anyway. Doug hasn't seen it yet, because he's out volunteering this Saturday morning. But when he comes home, I won't say anything. I bet he'll just plop down, place his iPhone on top and seamlessly start using it as if it was always there next to his chair. And one week later, after using it daily, he'll suddenly say: "Hey, is this new?". And because we name everything, we'll start calling it Trey. UPDATE (April 2023): Still happy with this purchase! UPDATE (September 2025): Forgot to say that I bought another identical one, this time for me. I've started watching a lot more football. When the game gets boring, no problem. Because I have my laptop perched on my little TV table. I crack that open and do some Excel-work while my husband yells at the TV because the Jets just lost another chance to prevail. "Aw, COME ON! You're BLOWING IT!" But, loyal to a fault, this man never thinks about supporting a winning team. And that's reason # 2340 why he's a keeper. As are these tables.

This is a really handy tv tray. I live in a small one bedroom apartment and needed a tv tray so I could comfortably eat in my living room. It was very easy to assemble. Without the rod, it does wobble a bit. I have hard wood floors, and realized it wobbles even with the rod affixed. However, this was easily adjustable with some padding on the right hand side, and you might not have this issue if you have carpet. It comfortably fits my laptop, a cup of coffee or a plate of food and drink. As the photos show, the design is awesome and the legs slide under my couch or chair easily so I can eat or work in comfort. The cup holder is useless; I am left handed and don't need or use it. However, the tray is wide enough to fit your food and drink without using the cup holder. I am not sure of the sturdiness; the holder doesn't seem stable and popped out when I moved it inside the tray. Overall, an affordable but well-constructed tv tray that gives me flexibility in working from home and enjoying food in my living room. It is easy to clean; I used Clorox wipes. I recommend this purchase to anyone needing a tv tray for their living room, and a spare desk for their home office. It fits both purposes.

I purchased this tray to use as a small sewing/craft table when sitting on my sofa. I have a separate sewing studio, but if I wanted to work inside my home, my old TV tray was inconvenient to use since it has a bar across the bottom, which got in the way of my feet/sewing pedal. Also, my old tray was wobbly and the height and angle could not be adjusted, and was difficult to store so that it would be accessible easily when I needed it. So I ordered a replacement- this Loryergo tray fits the bill for my needs. It was easy to assemble since the instructions were clear (in about 5 minutes total); a small allen wrench is included . It has 3 different adjustable angles (20 degrees down, 30 degrees up, or flat) that are simple to snap into place, and the height adjusts from 20.4 to 28 inches (6 different settings). It comes with an optional crossbar for the bottom, which I chose not to use at present so I would have more room for my feet when sewing but can be used for more stability. The tray is a sturdy black matte plastic (20.4 x 15.5 size tray table) with steel legs. It has a cup tray which slides underneath the tray when not in use. I really like the flexibility of being able to sit on the sofa and slide the legs underneath to bring the tray closer to me. My sewing machine fits on it and it is stable enough for sewing; the lack of a crossbar at the bottom allows me to use my sewing pedal without hindrance. I can also write on it, do crafts or hand sewing, or use my laptop. Since it weighs only a little over 7 pounds, it is easy for me to lift and move from one area to another. And one of my favorite features is that, when I am finished working, I can simply snap the tray down to fold it, and slide the legs under the side of the sofa, out of the way. I highly recommend this product.

Very easy to put together in a few minutes. It's pretty sturdy as well. Do make sure to set it on the second tilt. Also, you might as well leave it intact once built. It really doesn't make any sense to take it apart to store it.

Easy to put together, it came with the allen wrench for the 2 screws. But the plastic top is a little flimsy, not the most durable, that is the reason for 3 stars

Easy to assemble and adjust. The range of settings is wide, but the individual steps are not very fine. The surface element can be set level or at a slant. Quite stable for a lightweight product made of metal tubing and plastic! It would be good for a meal if there's another side table handy to hold stuff while pulling this unit into place. I'd be nervous about using it to hold a drink; but it might be ok for folks with more steady hands. Computer height (for typing) will be ideal for some but not for others. Excellent for reading from a book, Kindle, or laptop computer. Your neck will thank you.

Exactly what my 91 year old mother needed in order to comfortably sit and eat her meals. Removing the two skid pads even made it easier for her to be able to slide the table on the carpet so she could maneuver between her walker and the chair. The adjustable height of the table was extremely useful too! Great product!