Posture - Rite Lap Desk

• A portable, adjustable lap desk, ideal for bed and wheelchair patients

The fill is loose enough so that you can easily change the angle of your workspace. I haven't had any problems with the fill coming out, this was a problem with a previous lap desk. It is a slippery top and I would like it better if the pencil rest went all the way across the bottem. I would have liked to find one that looked elegant. In the end I settled for ugly but functional.

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I purchased this lap desk based on the previous reviews. After looking back on those reviews, I see why I should have investigated my purchase a bit more. The other reviews only talk about the basic function, without any word about the form. Yeah, it's okay as a lap desk if you only want to have a flat surface to put something on. Might as well take a shelf out of your bookcase and put it on a pillow.

The pillow base of this lap desk is cheaply made. It seems to be glued to the bottom of the desk surface. It's a thin, rough fabric filled with those cheap little styrofoam beads. And the plastic desk surface has warped in the week that I've owned it. I'd return it if I could. My husband got rid of the packing materials, and returning it without having everything it came with is quite the hassle. But it was cheap. I got what I paid for. I urge you to not make the same mistake.

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The lap desk is absolutely perfect for a laptop computer especially when sitting in a LazyBoy chair. It is so lightweight that it doesn't get heavy on your legs like some lap desks. A very good value and I couldn't be happier with it.

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At first this seemed like a great idea the bean bag bottom with the hard surface on topand it worked wonderfully. Now, not quite six months later, the hard plastic surface on which to place your laptop has warped so badly that it can no longer be used comfortably because the computer slides off. The lip on the bottom edge to hold the laptop in place on the surface has become inadequate because of this warping, and the computer slides right off. If these things are changed in subsequent manufacturing, this might be worth a shot. As it is right now, I cannot recommend it.

Product surface is concave so a laptop wobbles when you type. Product sells for $20. Manufacturer probably makes $19.25 pure profit.