Folding Table with Removable Serving TV Tray

I think it’s a very nice table. It’s sturdy. Looks nice. I wanted a table with a removable tray and there aren’t that many to choose from. What I really hate though, the legs are cris crossed across the long part, not the sides like almost all TV trays. Usually your legs can go under the table. Not with this one. Every time I sit down I knock into the table and have to steady it before it falls over, or what I have on it falls over. So it’s a love/hate relationship. I just sat down at the tray to write this review and knocked it over. So I’m either going to have to get used to that or look for a different one.

This is not just a tray table - and certainly not like the flimsy ones that are always collapsing. This is a quality piece of furniture that is well made and quite attractive. I took the tray top off and use that in my bedroom for tea when I am reading. The rest of it sits in front of my living room couch for lunch, late night snacking and holding a wine glass. The wood is a lovely hue and the legs are thicker than most TV trays. This is a great value because it's going to last you a long time. I will probably buy a second one in case I ever have a guest. I'm glad I got it!

I like the look of it. It is sturdy. It is fully assembled. However, unless you are quite tall, it's too high to use for eating in front of the television. Pay careful attention to the dimensions before ordering as it is much higher than a standard tray table. Also, there was a chip in the finish on the top of mine.

To be up-front, the reviews about the tray being slightly warped are true. It seems to be associated with the tray being sensitive to heat. When I unpacked it, it was completely fine with no wobble when resting on the stand -- However, after 1.) Spilling some hot water on it while making coffee with a french press, and 2.) Using it to hold a hot glass bowl, it has warped ever so slightly, causing some jiggle when on the stand. I would consider this user fault, but something to keep in mind.As a bachelor who lives upstairs, far from the kitchen, I'm prone to letting things pile up. The detachable tray both makes it way easier for me to bring down a couple bowls and/or plates, a few coffee cups, and whatever delivery food waste may have accumulated in my room throughout the last few days, and contributes to a tidier workspace throughout the day during the current work-from-home situation.It's pretty sturdy, having smacked it with the footrest on my chair as I turn around more times than I can count, it hasn't tipped over once and wobble is minimal and distributed, but I have had a couple spills from just bumping it width-wise.Lastly, it looks as you would expect. It reflects what is pictured, and I've only seen minor flaking on the surface of the tray, right around where I spilled hot water. I would expect this to be seen with general wear-and-tear over time as well, but unless you're regularly presenting this tray to the Lord of the estate and its condition would have a direct impact on your ability to feed the children of the orphanage you inherited, I wouldn't worry about it.

This is such a blessing to be able to take the tray off the top and place items on it then bring it to the stand which the tray latches into. The only issue is that the lever to fold the tray does not have a lock to lock it into place. So you have to be careful and hold the the left side in place when carrying the whole tray.