Table-Mate V

I am so glad that this TV table was available. I didn't see it listed with the other types but found it when looking at the manufacturer's section comparing various versions. I have an overly large power lift recliner. I needed something that would slide between the left and right side of the foot rest in fully raised position as it is necessary for me to keep my legs up as much as possible. As you can see on first photo, it is pulled up fully against the seat and between the arms of the recliner.Because the "legs" are on either side without the criss-cross design like regular TV trays, there is room underneath for me to extend my legs between the "legs".The quality is excellent and it was so easy to assemble.I gave it only 4 stars on maneuverability because you have to be careful not to pull it from side rather than front or back. I have my 23" computer monitor sitting on it so do not want it dumping sideways. The "legs" tend to bend a little (((not quite sure how else to describe it))) when sliding from either side.Just be aware of that issue!YOU CANNOT GO WRONG purchasing this "Tablemate V" TV try. There is plenty of room in front to sit my keyboard or sit is off to the side and room on either side as well.Very sturdy and heavy duty quality materials with a lip to prevent things like pencils to slide off the side or front or back.

Ok confession time: I'm mechanically challenged. I don't assemble well and IKEA is not my friend. This little tray was easy to put together. If you can follow an easy step-by-step direction, you'll have this up in minutes.PROS: surface area - spacious so I have room for everything I need; leg design - yes, it's genius and really a simple thing to design a tray that will accommodate any chair, sofa or wheelchair because there's no annoying bar down below. In that manner, you can sit and work comfortably because there's nothing underneath to bang your knee on; adjustability - easy to adjust if I need to. I pretty much just leave it at waist height for laptop/iPad use.CONS: wobbly - in all fairness, it's a tv tray so it's in its nature to have a wobble. Don't plan on using this as a support to hoist yourself from the recliner. You will be disappointed and more than likely on the floor.I gave this a 5 star because the design is different than the others on the market. They put a lot of thought into how this can be used be people in any situation. I use this everyday and I love it! Only question you should be wondering at this point is, what color do you want?

We bought it to use as a table for a wheelchair. It's not very sturdy. Make sure not to use to push up on! My dad, likes to use it to push up on!! Otherwise, it's a good buy. It's wide and has multiple positions to place the tray.

This was super easy to assemble - no tools required. I was a little concerned that it would not support the monitor I placed on it but it is very strong and remains sturdy. A plus for people who need to have longer legs on a tray. The width of the tray is impressive. You can place several items on it without any problem. You can also adjust the height position which helps if you need it to raise or lower the tray. Highly recommended for use when sitting in a chair or on the couch. Works great for crafting, remote work, etc.

The wide width is perfect for using with my arm chair; I can get the table close enough to work comfortably without catching on any parts of the chair. The legs slide smoothly on my carpet.It was very easy to put together. I think it maybe took 15 minutes.I would respect the weight limits listed. This holds my wooden embroidery stand and tablet with ease; even adding a plate with a meal is fine. Adding a full 40oz metal water bottle to all that does get a slight dip in the table level. I would expect this is fine with most laptops, but I wouldn't add a lot of extra screens or peripherals.The table top angle and the height are easy to adjust.

The only downside is do not lean for safety. It's great alternative to a hospital table and easy to put together.The good well it was gotten for my late father last birthday and it was the perfect gift. He used it all the time to put his drink on and easier to put things he wanted as well. He could eat in his recliner or at the table, making it more convenient. When not in use the table was put beside him as a table where he could get the stuff. Later he had a hospital table and refused to use it in favor of his table. We still have it and using it with it being in great condition.