Vive Overbed Hospital Bed Table for Home Use - Adjustable Swivel Wheels & Tray for Over Bed - for Medical Bedside Chair - Adjustable Height, Tilt Top for Reading, Laptop, Bedridden, Elderly, Seniors

I have a high bed (30" - full mattress), a small bedroom (room for a desk but do I want to use the real estate on that? maybe, maybe not), and a lot of online classes plus homework. I think this table has a lot of pros, some cons, but is overall pretty nice. Assembly: it was pretty easy. Took under half an hour. The only hiccup I had was that the bolts require a 1 1/16" socket or wrench, which I did not have. I am not a tool person. I try to do everything with my electric screwdriver. Since I didn't realize this until I was 2/3 done, I managed to hand screw and follow up with pliers until I can get over to the hardware store to get wrenches or whatever. It was a temporary fix but had I known, I probably would have ordered one when I bought the table. Another thing is it doesn't really show you which order to put the flat washer + spring washer on the screws. I used the QR to watch the provided assembly video but they don't show it in the video either. I just went by the order listed in the instructions and hope it's right! The only other thing was the wheels needed a little finessing to get in. They slide in but some needed a solid palm push. Usage: The height is really nice. I put my laptop on it and I can move my chubby legs on the bed underneath it. I think I have it to almost full height but it's almost a foot over my mattress. It rolls well enough on my grooved tile flooring. Not super smooth (there is a bit of drag) but serviceable. I don't have the wheel locks on and it's not moving around so use that as a gauge for how well it rolls - the locks are off and it's not rolling. Decide for yourself but it doesn't bother me as I only plan to move it like 4 feet back and forth. It moves up and down well enough. I will likely keep it at one height. Table top: it says it can handle 50lbs. I suppose it depends on what the 50 pounds are. My laptop is a 17" MSI Crosshair gaming laptop. It's fairly heavy. It handles the weight of the laptop fine but I don't like typing for a long time on it. It has a little bit of play in it that makes me feel uncomfortable putting my hand typing weight on it and it feels like I might be putting a strain on it. I might with my lighter laptop but not this one. For eating, holding my second monitor, or using my heavy laptop for Zoom or video watching, it's really nice and this is really what I got it for. If you want more stability maybe put heavy things closer to the support post. That doesn't work for me because of how I have to position the base under my bed. As far as space, it is really spacious. As you can see, I have the laptop, a mousepad, and a cup, with room to spare. This was one of the main reasons I selected this particular table and it didn't disappoint. On a full bed, it extends about halfway across the bed. Complaint: if I had one complaint, it would be that the "H" bar base can't be reversed. Where I originally wanted to place the table interferes with the bed frame leg/post but if I were able to reverse it, it would fit perfectly. It's not a huge deal and I worked around it but it would've been a cool option. They would (hypothetically) just need to drill bolt holes onto the other end of the base to make it reversible. I think this is a nice table and I am glad I bought it.

Very easy to assemble. Absolutely perfect after my husband's long hospital stay and long recovery at home. This product is really solid. It is perfect for using on the couch, recliner or bed. It rolls with ease and the wheels lock which is a great option. The adjustable height is great and makes it so very handy. We have used it every day during my husband's recovery. It is super useful even for general use. Nice to have to sit in the living room and have a meal or snack...or even for doing paperwork and just about anything you need to do with a tabletop. Just really happy with this product and highly recommend.

I purchased this table for a family member who will be in a bed for a medical condition for a few weeks. First off if you are expecting a hospital grade over the bed table for this price you are crazy.. but this table does work well and is sturdy enough for snacks or a meal. I wouldn't suggest something really heavy on it but it is pretty stable. The first table I purchased was a Drive Overbed Table.. now drive makes a ton of medical equipment but the problem with that table that is solved with this table is that the adjuster for the height is spring loaded on a shock absorber mechanism and it is very touchy and won't lock in place.. there is no option for that table to lock in place. This table is manual so you don't get the ease of up and down with assistance but what you do get is a fixed table that won't pop up and cause someone in a bed to spill a hot coffee on them just because their knee tapped the bottom of the table.. yes drive tables are that touchy.. It also tilts well but I don't think we will be using that option.. maybe good for a laptop or a tablet. and it has a small lip that would catch it but not a big one. So.. I like this table.. It could be slightly longer.. it could be slightly more beefy .. but all in all it is worth what I payed and it will be very helpful for the next few weeks.. to do without one would be pretty difficult.. I feel comfortable serving snacks or food on it and thats all that matters. Its a good price .. for a good table

My wife got this for me after I had surgery, because she knew I'd be spending more time than usual in bed, resting. At first, I thought it was frivolous and unnecessary - "My laptop resting on my lap is fine!" I'm all recovered now, but I want to keep using it. I really like it! It is wide enough for my laptop with room to the right of my laptop for my glasses, phone, a drink and a book. It slides over the carpet pretty easily, so it's easy to move it out of the way when not in use. It's reasonably strong, but an improvement would be to make the metal components slightly more sturdy. The table flexes 1/4 to 1/2 inch when my hands are resting on the laptop. Again, not a big deal, but a little more sturdiness would make this good product even better.

It was easy to put together with clear instructions. The table lifts and lowers well after using some WD40. I use this table for needlepoint and it allows me to use it while sitting or standing. A versatile and great table.

This is the exact replica of a real hospital eating table. We put it together in about 10 minutes. I bought the one that said xl and it is perfect for my 100% disabled husband. We love it!!!

I bought this table to help me do homework while I'm laid up on the couch with cellulitis -- it works beautifully to hold my laptop and a notebook and it seems quite sturdy. The wheels don't roll very well, but I suspect a little dab of lubricant would fix that easily. I haven't used the tilt feature much, but it definitely works and holds securely (as others have mentioned, there is a lip on the edge of the table all around, but it is very small). And now that I am getting up and around a little more, I've found that it actually adjusts to a height tall enough that I can use it for a standing desk! I live alone and had no trouble assembling this by myself -- the only tricky part is sliding the table top over the tension bar, but it is manageable with some patience. All in all, I am very satisfied with it.

The first Vive Overbed Table I received had a finger-tip size piece missing from the table-top finish. It was clear that a metal piece packed in tight with no padding had rubbed it off. Amazon’s return process was, as always, awesome, and I had hopes that a replacement table would be in better shape. When I opened the box, there was a large piece of cardboard sandwiched between that metal piece and the top of the table. It almost covered the whole top, and I could see the divots in the cardboard. But there was still a quarter inch chip missing. Decided it wasn’t worth a second return. My husband said a return might not have helped him anyway. He found that the holes for the screws that attach the table to the metal bracket were not drilled out completely. He had to pull out his drill and finish the job. Then the top bracket on the column was bent so that it wasn’t connecting properly. He was able to unbend it, and put this table together. Says that may have been a packing issue as well. The table top could have been packed differently or with a piece of cardboard maybe an inch bigger all directions. It would have fit in the same box and prevented the finish damage. Quality is obviously not high on the manufacturer’s priority list. Minus two stars for that. The table looks fine, and works well. I particularly like the light "wood" and the white painted metal with my decor. It slides on our thick carpet and moves up and down easily. It’s lighter than hospital-grade tables, but that works to my advantage. The thick plastic that wraps the table edge forms a tiny lip that keeps most flat items from sliding off. The table top is huge: 29.5” x 14.5” of usable space. Combined with the 25” distance from the inside of the column to the end of the table, I’ve got more space extending farther over the bed than any other table of this type on Amazon. I can sit propped on pillows in bed and work on my laptop WITH the ergonomic keyboard attached and room on the sides for the dock, a mouse, and more!