LEVOG2 Rolling Laptop Workstation Stand Cart Desk for Laptops, Books, Tablets, and Art, Made for Sofa, Bed, Chair, or Standing. Model #33801.

High Quality. Excellent design. The box on the base is a counterweight which easily stabilizes a heavy computer.I purchased it to be able to work laying down on my back following a neck fusion. It was a perfect solution. I will use it when I recover from surgery to watch movies, answer emails or do anything when laying down on the couch or in bed. I can easily swing the laptop away to get up as it rotates on its base. Finally, the computer holder easily adjusts in almost every plane or configuration without turning knobs. The computer is held in place by a strong band at the base of the screen which is designed to protect your computer while holding it firmly in place. The hight is quickly adjustable too.

I was very impressed with the Levo's shipment packaging, and everything arrived in perfect condition. The build instructions were easy to follow and only too +/- 5 minutes to build. I am impressed with the quality of the rolling stand and only wish that I had purchased this sooner.

I bought this to replace a different laptop stand, and it has pros and cons.PROS:-Quite sturdy. All the truly necessary bits are made out of very solid metal. The base is quite heavily weighted for safety. The whole thing feels like it should appear in in the "Clue" board game as a possible murder weapon.-I primarily got this so I could use my laptop while also having my cat in my lap while sitting in my chair. It does work for that, I'm doing it right now.-The cat was less helpful putting it together than she thought she was but was easily distracted with the plentiful carboard packaging.-They included an extra laptop safety cord, just in case, which was a good thought. It's the one thing that actually might break.CONS:-Be careful putting this together. I kept nearly hitting myself in the nose with metal pipes. This is maybe a sign that I should have had another pair of hands to help, but then again, that might have just meant it was a different nose in danger.-You are going to stub your toe on the base. It's going to hurt.-My previous laptop stand I felt very safe just letting my laptop be stored as sitting on the shelf of it. I'm less sure about just leaving my laptop on this stand, for reasons explained in the "improvements" part below.-I also got the mouse accessory part for this desk. You will convince yourself that you've put it together backwards and then realize you were wrong slightly too late. It's still a decent mouse tray, though it is slightly less sturdy than the rest of the desk. (Also my mouse doesn't quite fit in the "earbuds" pocket, but it's not like they said it would, either.)-Good heavens the package it arrives in is heavy, and an awkward size. I'm also confused about why it was packed in a package that size and shape- it looks very much like the adapted packaging from another item for it. Getting the box inside my front door was a trial, and actually taking everything out of the boxes involved a very sturdy set of kitchen shears, more patience than I usually have, and some unpleasant language.Improvements I'd love to see:-The tray that the laptop sits on: I'd love to see the top surface rubberized so the laptop slides around less. I may get a rubber mat for that.-The little phalanges that are at the bottom of the surface the laptop sits on, to keep it from sliding off, could also have rubber edges. My wrists rub up against them while I use the desk, and also it would keep the laptop from sliding around as well.-The "safety cord" for the laptop means that you can't close the laptop while it's on the stand, if you're using it. I've gotten into the habit of automatically closing my laptop when I'm done using it, so I'm not sure I'll use that feature. But I also worry about the laptop sliding off, so I'm not sure I should store the laptop on the desk when I'm not using it. (If the top surface and phalanges were rubberized I'd feel more safe about leaving the laptop there without using the safety cord.)-The hex wrench they give you to put it together with: if they slightly thinned out an edge of the handle, you could use it instead of the quarter and the screwdriver they suggest also using to put the whole thing together. Then you'd just need one tool.Anyway, that's after putting it together and using it for a few minutes. We'll see how it ages!

I added a 20 lb plate weight over the center to add extra stability. Might have been overkill. Great for working from bed or recliner when my back goes out.

I've had this stand for several months. It works. It does the job. It's the best thing I could find in the category. It's not a perfect design, but it's reasonably good. I give the product itself a decent 4.What makes this a 5 star review is that one of the laptop retaining tabs at the front of the cart broke. Well, that's not what makes it a 5 star review, but the company's reaction does. I contacted their customer support on a Saturday night explaining the problem. The next evening I had a reply asking for the order number and my mailing address and they'd send me a replacement part to fix it. I did that and had the replacement part in days.I just finished the repair on the stand and it's as good as new again. Levo is responsive to customers and takes care of issues. I was very pleased.My only gripes with the stand are in the leveling of the laptop desk part - it could be a little better design. The optional mouse pad/area isn't as stable as I'd like so I barely use it and have pondered just taking it off. But truly, it is the best option out there and I'd likely buy it again, especially knowing the company stands behind it!I did add a mic stand clamp for an iPad for a nice dual monitor setup -- see the pic.

THIS IS A HANDY-DANDY LITTLE TABLE THAT FITS OVER YOUR CHAIR FOR A COMFORTABLE PLACE TO PUT YOUR LAPTOP, MACBOOK ETC. THAT IS THE GOOD POINT. BAD POINTS... IT IS VERY WOBBLY. EVEN WITH A VERY LIGHT TOUCH IT BOUNCES AROUND AS U TYPE. MAIN FLAW FOR ME IS THE ARM THAT HOLDS THE TABLE PART IS TOO SHORT. IT NEEDS TO BE AT LEAST 4 INCHES LONGER. I'M OLD AND HANDICAPPED. I USE A LIFT CHAIR TO GET UP AND DOWN. SO TO USE THIS DEVICE I HAVE TO SIT SMASHED UP AGAINST MY CHAIR ARM OTHERWISE I'D HAVE TO TWIST MY BODY IN AN UNNATURAL POSITION TO REACH MY MACBOOK THAT WOULD CAUSE GREAT PAIN AS I HAVE A BROKEN BACK AND TAILBONE. HENCE THE NEEDED 4 INCHES. THAT ALL BEING SAID, FOR THE PRICE IT COULD USE SOME ADJUSTMENTS. THE COUNTER-WEIGHT DOES A GREAT JOB AT KEEPING THE STAND IN PLACE. BUT DOES NEED A BETTER WAY TO ATTACH ROD THAT GOES FROM BASE TO TABLE. AS THAT IS THE CAUSE OF THE WOBBLES. I LOVE THE LITTLE LEVERS THE FOLD UP/DPWN TO KEEP MACBOOK FROM SLIDING OFF TABLE. WOULD I BUY THIS AGAIN KNOWING ALL THIS IN ADVANCE? MOST LIKELY. I'M VERY VERY GOOD AT MAKING ADJUSTMENTS TO PRODUCTS THAT NEED HELP TO BE PERFECT. MY STAND IS NOW PERFECT. SO CONSIDERING THE TIME I SPENT TO MAKE THIS WORK RIGHT. I SHOULD GET A $100 REFUND. LOL IF U DO GO AHEAD AND BUY THIS, THEN GOOD FOR U, BUT PLAN ON TIME SPENT TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO MAKE THIS WORK FOR U. TO THE DESIGNER OF THIS PRODUCT, CONTACT ME. I'LL LET U KINOW HOW THIS FIX THE FLAWS. FREE OF CHARGE BUT TIPS R EXCEPTED LOL