CYBOT, Premium Ergonomic Lap Desk for Notebooks, Sustainable Bamboo Construction, Kevlar Cushion Front, Ventilated Design, Fits Up to 17-Inch Laptops

I have a horrible back, and I work best from a bed. This was an impulse purchase for me, willing to try it, and if it didn’t work out, return it. It comes with three main pieces. The two side pieces need to air out overnight to expand properly. The main heavier piece is the meant to go on top of the side pieces, with you inbetween. I thought the idea of it was stupid at first, but I gave it a try and almost immediately realized its utility. It’s like a fully functional desk, with room for a laptop, keyboard, and mouse. It also frees up your lap, and there’s still plenty of space to move your legs around. I have a 13” and 16” laptop and both work perfectly fine on this desk, with plenty of room for a mouse. You can slide it forward and backward to get in and out of it. Just make sure you have a non-slip mousepad (or use the one included) as the wooden top is a bit slippery. The two sides are pretty well made. They can be vacuumed, are light enough to carry (albeit a bit bulky), and have so far survived eight cats. If you’re worried about size, it is possible to use this on a queen size bed with a bed mate. It does take up a little more than half the bed width. With a king size, this thing should be no problem. Overall, I recommend this product for its usefulness and attention to quality materials.

I was a little concerned when I bought this that it doesn't assemble into one unit. But as I've used it over time I've found that to be so beneficial. It's very sturdy, and low enough that you can maintain good ergonomics when using. And after a day of working its easy to store near my bed. I personally like this product more than any other I've used for "working from bed"

This lap desk is 100% affected by your chosen surface to work on. On a couch or bed, it's great and the cushions add some important utility. In a chair, I'd ignore the cushions and just use the bamboo top. It is HUMONGOUS if you use the two side-cushions. They are helpful, with a couple little pouches (one is velcro-attached, with a shockingly strong adhesive strip to hold it to the couch for the hook-side) to store doodads, cables, etc. There is, of course, a can- or bottle-holder as well. It's an elastic/mesh pocket similar to one on the side of a backpack, so not good for cups. They also have nice leather tops that make them comfy armrests. The side cushions support the desktop and keep it from sliding around, but you will get "trapped" so I'd only use them if you don't plan on getting up for awhile. They also have a very "gamer" aesthetic, with an urban digital camo pattern. The desk surface is a nice black-painted bamboo, with a big cutout under the left-side laptop position for air circulation. This is not meant for lefties, but can be used as such with either some modification, or just thermal compromise. It's large enough to fit a 15" gaming laptop (I use an Acer Triton 500) and a typical hard- or soft-mousepad. It includes one, but I chose to put my own Acer RGB pad on it. There is a nifty little cellphone/tablet slot on the upper right of the workspace that's wide enough for an iPad or 8-10" Android tablet in landscape mode. It is very narrow and shallow though, maybe 1/2" wide and 5/8" deep, so you can't put a phone or tablet with a case there and portrait orientation is a bit wobbly with bigger devices. You can get around this by getting a small gooseneck tablet holder and just clipping that to the desk surface. The tablet slot also has a small passthrough in the middle for a charging cable that is VERY obviously designed for cellphones or iPads. I also found it useful to use some 3M strips to attach a little 5-port USB hub behind the computer space, to make the whole desk a bit like a dock that I could grab my laptop and mouse off of when travelling and lets me leave most of the accessories behind without worrying about misplacing them. Also lets me do nicer cable management with tie-downs so that each time I sit down (or store the bamboo top) everything is neatly packaged and I just need to plug in a USB 3.0 cable to boot everything up..

I previously had a cheap folding metal lap desk to use my laptop in bed. It was never very good. There was no place for my mouse and it was awkward to get in and out of bed once set up. Once I accidentally stepped on it and broke one of the legs, I knew it was time for a replacement. This is the lap desk I didn't know I needed. I took a chance based on reviews and I'm glad I did. It ships in three pieces, two foam side supports and a generous wood work surface. This makes it very easy to set up and take down, though it will take up a fair amount of room when stored. It fits under a bed just fine, though. The vent holes allow plenty of circulation for a gaming laptop, there's plenty of space for a mouse, and the slit at the top right is perfect for your phone or tablet. Most importantly, it sits at a comfortable height that greatly reduces wrist, neck, and arm strain (YMMV depending on your size).

Product is nice, but mine came with a hair line crack down the middle of the wood. Will change stars if seller will replace item

Had major neck and back problems sitting for long durations of time. Now.... No pain, extreme comfort good installation and good quality Thanks guys

Perfe t for my child.

In realta dui cuscini e una tavola .... mi spettavo passacavi , personalizzazioni , reggi telefono , tablet ecc.... niente di questo.Ho Acquistato una tavole e 2 cuscini ....... colpa mia non ho visto bene la foto......

J’ai récemment testé le Couchmaster Cybot, et je dois dire que c’est une solution vraiment pratique pour ceux qui veulent jouer ou travailler depuis leur canapé. Dès le déballage, on sent la qualité des matériaux : les coussins sont bien rembourrés et stables, et la surface de travail est suffisamment large pour accueillir un clavier et une souris sans problème. J’ai particulièrement apprécié les poches latérales, parfaites pour ranger des accessoires comme des câbles ou une manette.

Great, can’t complain. Does what it says and works how it’s suppose to work. I think it’s a bit expensive for what it is tbh but good