Able Life Comfortably Independent Tray Table Adjustable Bamboo Swivel TV and Laptop with Ergonomic Stand Assist Safety Handle, Living Aid, Brown

This small table has been perfect for my husband. He has had Parkinson’s Disease for 26 years and this makes it comfortable for him to eat snacks in front of the tv and he uses the grab handle everytime he sits down or stands up. I am super pleased with this purchase. He no longer spills his plate of food. 👍🏼

This item is a real game changer. It has proven to be worth the price I paid.

I purchased this item used as the seller noted it as "like new" condition. The original package arrived damaged (not a problem). However a plastic fitting was cracked, some of the bars were marred, a main support bolt was missing along with the assembly instructions. I sourced a replacement bolt from the local hardware store and cleaned up the hardware. Once that was accomplished the item looks and functions just fine. Although I would not call it "like new" condition. But heck I saved $30 so that is the risk one takes.

Now this is quality with great adjustments. Finally the wife and I can share a food tray between our chairs. This is very stable.

The Able Life Support/Tray Table is sturdy, well made, easy to assemble with great instructions and works perfectly. It makes getting out of a recliner easy for someone who struggles with standing and balance.

I suffered a bad tri-malleolar fx back in September, which left me non-weight-bearing (with complications) for three months. When the splints and casts were finally all off, I was ready to get out of bed and be [more] normal. My family moved a recliner into my room so I could still ice and elevate, but it was difficult for me to get out of it and stand up, even using a walker for assistance.I was initially just searching for a table that would allow me to sit in a chair with my computer to do my work (You might think that sitting in bed working would be amazing, but that is a poor long-term choice ergonomically speaking, as you gradually slide down the bed and those pillows never stay put!). When I saw this table with the handle to help me stand, I decided to try it and see if I could get some of my independence back. Here are my thoughts:- Worth every $- Well made and easy to put together. One screw didn't want to attach, but the other two are enough to hold the weight. The hardest part was positioning the table stand under the chair legs - two people make that task easier.- Stable, stable, stable! Frequently tested by the household pack consisting of a German Shepherd, Greater Pyrenees, Golden Retriever, and Poodles. They tried their best to break it.- The standing handle does its job perfectly! Besides using it to stand up, I can also run my cables through it and hang things from it to keep them within reach.- The arm height is easily adjustable and has a good range of height options.- The arm swing and table swivel combine to make it ridiculously flexible to position either to the left or right of the handle.- The table itself is very nice and will easily hold a 15" laptop, books, breakfast, etc.- The little tray on the back of the table space is great for stashing a remote, pen, reading glasses, etc.- The table is NOT large enough to hold a 15" laptop with a mouse next to it. I hate touchpads, so I placed a cutting board under the laptop and shifted it over until I had enough room to use my mouse.Overall, I highly recommend it! Even if you don't need the handle to assist with standing, this is just a nice, stable little table if you spend a lot of time in a chair - or have crazy K9s or toddlers who are always trying to knock your stuff to the floor.

The table is solid and swivels easily. Was easy to set up, however the table itself is not level and there is no way to adjust it. It tilts to one side a bit. My floor is level so I know it’s the table itself.

Very sturdy and easy to adjust each part. The tray was even able to be seperately leveled from the base. I'm very happy with this purchase.