Independence Tray Table, Bamboo Swivel TV Tray, Adjustable Laptop Table with Ergonomic Stand Assist Safety Handle, Independent Living Aid

Likes : Nice bamboo top. Easy to assemble. Functional. Dislikes : Plastic cup holder looks cheap, Does not fit my recliner support legs properly due to my recliners steel support. Vertical stand shaky despite fastening the screws. Some scratches on plastic parts.

Got this for my dad’s 80 birthday and he used it every day. It’s easy to assemble and very sturdy. It has a 360 swivel which is easy to move out of the way. He often has it positioned by the arm of the chair as a side table.

After having back surgery I knew I would be spending a lot of time in a recliner. My son recommended this tray table and I am so glad he did. I like that the cup holder and utility tray are attached to the tray, but do not take up space on the tray. The cup holder will hold all sizes of cups and is deep enough that they will not tip over. There is plenty of room on the tray for my computer. It is sturdy and I can move it in and out of position easily. I can even angle it into a position that works well when I have my feet up in a reclining position. I have been able to work on my computer while sitting comfortably in my chair. My son put it together for me and it was completely assembled and ready to use in about 15 minutes. My recliner has adjustable legs so it was easy to make everything level once the tray table was in place. The tray can easily be raised or lowered as to your need and sitting position. I also like that you can turn it 360 degrees and place it right beside the chair like an end table when not in use. It can be placed on either side of my chair and there is even a separate place to put the TV remote. I love this tray table! It is sturdy, attractive and very functional. It is everything I wanted and needed. I highly recommend this product!

The table is the size they say but bigger would be better. The storage attachment is not that useful. Hard to get at. The side attachment is great for a remote for a TV. Put a plastic cup in the cup holder to hold eyeglasses, pen etc. I put a rubber slip proof mat on the table. For elderly persons articles slip around on the smooth table. The table has a slight tilt that you need to press on the right side by the handle to straighten. Not a big issue. The handle for getting up works really well. Over all works for what we need it for.

For my use, it is for my 91-year old mom who spends most of her time in her bedroom watching TV. She even usually eats in her room. I had an old computer keyboard/accessory tray which I used for her eating tray. I needed something which she can move away from her own when she's finished eating and wants to go lie down or go to the bathroom, etc. The computer tray worked ok as it was on wheels, but since the tray tilts (for keyboard use), sometimes she put too much weight on the tray which would tilt it sideways and things could fall off the tray. I was looking for something similar when I came across trays which instead of rolling away could pivot 360 degrees out of the way. I was almost ready to buy one when I found this one. It is significantly more expensive than the other similar rotating trays, but what caught my eye was the dimensions of the tray. This one is 20" x 15" which is 2" longer than a similar tray I was considering. I wish it were even slightly longer as when she is eating, she may have her main dish, a side dish, her drink, her utensils, etc, so at least it was a larger than the other trays. It does have a separate cup caddy, but unfortunately, the mugs she uses for hot tea is barely too big for it. In addition, it has a caddy tray on the side, which is great because she is always misplacing her remote. After I got the tray, I was impressed with the quality. It seems very durable. The other trays may do this but I was impressed that the tray pivots 360 to allow her to move the tray out of the way, but the tray itself rotates 360 too. This means when the tray is moved in front of her chair, if the tray is at a slight angle, it can be turned to be straight in front of her. In addition, the tray itself can be tilted. Overall, even though this one is more expensive than other similar trays, I (and my mom) are very pleased with the purchase. Regarding improvements, I would like this product even more if: - The instructions were a little more detailed, but it wasn't that difficult to put together. - The tray were even slightly larger - There would be a type of tablet caddy which would be able to act as a tablet stand.