KEKOY Overbed Table with Wheels, 90° Tilting Tabletop and Adjustable Height, Rolling Hospital Bedside Table for Reading, Laptop Work and Post-Surgery Recovery

I like all the features, adjustable height. tilt table, raised edge on table, locking wheels. You will need about 3" of clearance for the legs to fit under your bed or couch. Assembly time - about 10 minutes, needing only the supplied Allen wrench for two screws. Good for home use, not as heavy-duty as those in a hospital. Good value.

I got the table for my elderly mother, and we both love it. The height is easy to adjust with the handle on the end. It took a few minutes to assemble, though I got a real screwdriver instead of using the multitool included, because it was easier on my weak hands. It rolls smoothly on carpet and is easy to clean, which is very important to me.

This serves the purpose for a bedside table. It is not heavy duty but works fine for an eating place or a small workspace. The wheels roll over low carpets or hard floors easily.

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All in all this table does its job well for the price point. It was easy to assemble and the wheels roll smoothly even on carpet. My only issue with it are the twist nob adjustments. They tend to loosen up every three or four uses and if you are not paying attention, it will tip the top when you aren't paying attention. This is important to me since we use this table for my paraplegic son to eat his means in his wheelchair. Therefore, we have to be careful to check it every couple of uses to see if it needs to be tightened back up. The top is made out of particle board, I am sure, but it isn't cheaply made and holds up well to being cleaned because of the smooth covering and sides on the tabletop. In summary, for the price point, it's a good buy. If you aren't keen on having to double check the tightness of the screw mechanism, you should opt of a higher end table at a higher price.

Table part doesn't stay in place even when the locking mechanism is tightened to the tightest possible extent possible by hand. The small top came in with a blemish that looks like it was broken in the factory.

The table was a good size for my elderly mom when she sat down to eat on it, but when she leaned on the edge of the table, it would tilt down and was like this on both sides. You cant tighten it because its already tightened as far as you can. Had to keep because I threw away the box and cant return.

I'd recommend it with a couple of caveats. Complaints about the wheels on carpet are true but most wheeled things aren't good on carpet. My biggest complaint is the tilt feature. You've really got to crank this thing down to keep the table top from moving. If you have arthritis in your hands like I do you're gonna need some channel locks or a strap wrench to get it tight enough to keep from accidentally dumping your coffee out on Mr. Happy. I wouldn't recommend it for full time use like a sick room but for a laptop table it works for me.

like easy assembly of table. But very problematic in adjusting knobs to secure table at a specific height. Especially if a person has problems with hands.

Very poor quality the table broke the side piece of the table, actually broke off of the table 2 weeks after purchase not been able to use it or waste of money. I do not recommend this product.