Cooper Desk PRO [XL Adjustable Folding Laptop Desk] – Height & Tilt Angle | Leather Top for Work, Study, Bed | Reading Stand, Drawer (Midnight Black)

Great sturdy device, very easy to use and simple to adapt. Provides plenty of leg room with height adjuster, tilt is easy and it remains stable in the position you place it.

Easy to set it up but not worth the money.

This is a fantastic little desk. I say little but it is a good size. Well built and sturdy. My 19 inch laptop doesn’t slide off when I use the table on tilt. The legs adjust to a good height. The feet are designed not to catch on the sheets (think ski tip).

Unfortunatly I did have to return the table BUT only because it didn’t sit properly on my husbands hospital mattress (air). We were upset about that as the table would have been great.

So far I love this little desk. I use it when I want to just lay around in bed on the computer. It’s lightweight enough that you can move it easily, but sturdy enough that it won’t fall over. It has the non slip surface so your laptop won’t slide off, but use the stopper it comes with just in case. It has plastic covers over the leg base so it slides easily over the bed cover. It’s pricey but so worth it. I don’t regret it for a second.

 It’s a great desk! The different heights, the rotating angles, the little storage compartment, the book holder and the little stopper that it has are all great! The design is nice and it can be used for many different thing. I only have a few complaints that kind of lowers the value of it a bit. One being that after a month or two of having it the metal on the book stand began to show little brown/orange dots? it kinda looks like the metal is oxidising . The other thing is that even without pushing the little tab the desk leg can just be pulled to change the length of it, which I don’t think should be able to happen if the tab is down you shouldn’t be able to just pull it, you need to at least press it down to change the length in my opinion. The other thing is that the leather that the actual desk is made of gets dirty pretty easily, like you need a coaster if you want to have any drinks on it if you don’t want a ring to form underneath it. And lastly the fact that anything you touch on the desk, apart form true apparent metal bits, you will leave a small residue, like a hand print on the part that you touch which is pretty weird. It is also pretty shaky for something that’s meant to go on a soft surface like a bed or a coach. Apart form those things I would say it’s a pretty good desk, if you have a small laptop and key board you can comfortably fit those on there no problem. The leg room is alright although I wish we could pull the legs apart a bit more to get some more room. But an upside is you don’t even really need to assemble it, the desk comes pre made you just have to stick the little stopper and or the book holder on there if you need it.
All in all it’s a good product that just has minor flaws that can easily be fixed.

My experience of the product after one day:

The product is well built. I have confidence that it will last many years.

The non-slip desk top surface works well at 0-12 degrees tilt but is ineffective at 24-36degrees. I don’t think it’s realistic to expect the non-slip surface to be effective at large tilt angles. I placed my laptop non-slip footing in the tablet groove at 24 degrees tilt which seems to keep it in place. This will not work for my iPad however, as it has a smooth back. The silicon strip at the bottom end of the desk surface will keep a devise on the desk, but for my use it’s too low on the desk and will not provide wrist/ forearm support.

The rubber covering over the tilt lever flaps freely at one end. Seems like the designers didn’t fully think the design through and is inconsistent with an otherwise impressively solid and sleek design and build. Refer to photo.

The book stand does not easily fit into place in the tablet groove.

I bought this desk to allow me to sit cross legged on a couch or bed while using my laptop (helps keep the spine erect and straight). I am 1.75m tall and unfortunately the desk legs are not wide enough to allow me to sit in this position. My wife who is 1.65m tall is able to sit cross legged and use the desk. It would be good if future models allowed for 1-3 inches more width between the legs to cater for taller people who would like to sit cross legged.

Final comments: this is a great product, which seems to need a few more minor design improvements to be perfected. Not sure if I will keep or return it yet.