REDCAMPSmall Aluminum Folding Table 2 Foot, Adjustable Height Portable Camping Table, Sturdy Lightweight 24" Camp Table

Decent little table. Note the top is a heavy plastic not metal. I was disappointed that it's not completely flat on the top when open. It has a little bit of an arch over the scene. The height is really good the sizes decent for my laptop and mouse. The legs don't lock in or snap in you just set them in place and pull them out. Time will tell if they loosen and fall off when I pick the table. At the end of the day not planning on returning it.

Nice little table. I got the 2 foot, 3 height table. It is the right height for using in the rear of a Subaru Outback, when I pull into a campsite, and it is thundering and I dont want to set up in the rain yet, but want a nap. You can also put an igloo cooler under the table, or one of those expandable trunk organizers to save room in the rear of an Outback. The Outback rear is at a slight incline, so I made two small 2 inch long adapters out of pvc piping for two of the legs facing the trunk and added them to the provided leg extensions. this allowed the table to be at level.The table height is also perfect for a camp table at a campsite with a folding chair, or in a tent, although I would not leave it out in the rain. If you want to waterproof the tabletop--just add/cut a plastic tablecloth for it, a few inches larger than the tabletop, and tie the tablecloth corners down for use in the rain.The three heights make the table very adaptable. Finally--the table, folded up, doesn't take up a lot of room. and it's easy-peasy to open up and pack up.

Came out the box broken. The handle wasn’t screwed on properly and didn’t even go through the original hole. Plus, the handle is entirely different from other product photos and from other customers who purchased the same thing as me.The quality of the product overall is terrible.You have to individually assemble EIGHT legs in order to get the desired height.The machining and assemble of the overall table is terrible as well. There are multiple locations for possible laceration points on this table, which makes using this table extremely dangerous for children.Overall, for the price you’re paying, you’re definitely not getting what you pay for. I am returning this monstrosity today!

I was looking for a small folding table to use at shows. I don't have a lot of room for a table to use at "checkout", and this one was designed like l wanted.I didn't want legs that criss-crossed. I want to be able to sit without my leg bumping into it every time I go to sit down. It's the perfect size...kind of like Goldilocks. Not too big, not too small.The top reminds me of the tables from the 40s! I saw some negative reviews about that, but l have no idea what they're talking about. The top is a great material. Smooth, shiny, and sturdy enough to work on. This is not a table meant to hold a heavy load, for crying out loud. If you want a table meant to hold heavy items, get a big one with steel legs and a moulded top.This table has 3 heights, the highest being perfect to sit at. The legs come off and store inside it when folded. Looks like a little suitcase! If you do outdoor craft shows, this is perfect for you. I have a recommendation: buy 1 inch chair tips to pop on the bottom of the legs. It'll save you the hassle of trying to get dirt or mud out of the adjustment knobs.I gave this a five star overall rating, but only four stars for value for the money. That's because I thought it was pricey for the size. But the convenience, the compact size when folded, and being just what I was looking for makes it a great deal. In fact, try finding a table with all these features in the right size. I tried. This is the only one l found!

In this COVID time, our little apartment needs to be even more space-flexible than it already is. I've taken over the bedroom sofa but didn't have a table that was small enough to fit the space between the bed and the sofa. What's more, I really can't have a permanent piece of furniture that size. It's an odd height too - I need a table too low for a chair, but only coffee tables come at this height. Enter the 2' x 18" foldable camp table, adjustable to three heights. On the second and third height it serves as a desk for the sofa, and this is just big enough for my laptop/ipad plus phone and notepad. It turns into a foldable 'pumpkin' at the end of the table, a little spy suitcase to slip to the side of the sofa. When life becomes more sociable, I think this will be great as part of my picnic ensemble, to eat on. I think the first height can also be a eat breakfast in bed height. It's very lightweight with wipable surfaces for eating food on. My criticisms? 1. When unfolded the table never really becomes completely flat - it teepees with about a 5 degree angle at the center when unfolded 2. I'm not sure about the longevity of the sleeves that the legs slip into (the joints, as it were)...but for the time being, it works.