The table has 4 wheels (two of them with wheel locks). The wheels roll well. During assembly you need to secure the wheels to the base with small screws (provided) to prevent them from moving around the wheel base.
The table has a built-in led light which runs on three AA batteries (not included). The light is a nice idea but I wish it had a longer neck. When I type my hand is at the same height as the light and shades the keyboard.
The table has a built in fan which is powered by the laptop. USB cord for the fan is included. The side of the table has a 4 USB ports, extending the number of ports built into the laptop.
Assembly of the unit was not too bad. I found that the hardest part was screwing the little screws into the plastic tubes to prevent the wheels from rotation around the wheel base. All the tools necessary to assemble the table are included. Note that the screws and tools are stored in the little under the desk tray. I did not notice the tray right away, and thought the hardware may have not been lost.
I am attaching a collage of 7 photos (which can be located by following customer photos link under the main photo) to demostrate the laptop table in use.
✔ The first photo shows the tray with a little draw. The tray's size is 8" x 3.5".
✔ The second phot shows the main assembly of the table, this is the unit that attaches the table to the support and allows the tilting of the table.
✔ Photo #3 shows the side of the table, you can see the USB outlets, the lamp, the draw on the left, and the battery compartment on the right.
✔ Photo #4 shows the close-up of the battery compartment, which takes three AA batteries. They are used to power the light.
✔ Photo #5 shows the wheels of the table, as well as the location of the screw that prevents the wheels from rotating around the support.
✔ Photo #6 shows various measurements of the table: it is 21" wide, 16" from to back, and 13" of usable area (i.e. from the bottom of the handle to the edge). I find the handle pretty useful when I move the table around.
✔ Photo #7 shows my laptop on the table for relative size reference. You can also see the LED lamp turned on.
I mentioned earlier that the table has a removable support bar. Picture #1 shows the table without the support bar, Picture #6 and #7 show the table with the support bar.
If you are vigour typist you will probably generate a bit of the table shake when typing on the laptop as we discovered when my husband tested the table. I am lighter on the keyboard and did not notice movement when I use it.
I received this laptop table from the manufacture for an evaluation and honest review of both positives and negatives of this product.
Overall, this table is attractive and useful.
You can find it on Amazon by following this link.
Ali Julia review ★★★★★
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