Mobile Laptop Table Stand Tilting Overbed Desk Rolling Cart with Mouse Pad, Height Adjustable from 29'' to 41'' for Home Dorm Studying Reading (Brown)

I was told that the stand would arrive in 10 days, but I actually got it the next day, which was nice. It doesn't take a lot of strength to screw down any of the pieces, which I appreciated. There were some serious cons though.1. The slot for one of the wheels had a lump on the treads. I was not able to screw that wheel in, so I had to take all of the wheels off.2. The two halves weren't parallel. I screwed on the clamps and put the two halves of the table on the stand. The gap between them was a few millimeters on one side, and the gap was about half an inch at the other side. I ended up taking off the smaller table because the giant triangular gap between them was bothering me.3. Really vague instructions. I was able to figure it out, but they are not great.4. Pedestal doesn't stand up straight. The top part of the stand leans to one side instead of fitting firmly with the bottom half. This is especially true when both halves of the table are attached.5. The wheels are hard to screw on. The nut on the wheel is very thin and the wrench slips off pretty much as soon as you try to tighten them.I had to make some modifications to make this thing useful (the picture is the stand after I messed with it). I removed the small table and shifted the large table over so that it was centered over the pedestal. The pedestal still leaned, so I ended up propping it up with the leg of my desk. It is keeping my keyboard at the right level for typing, and returning the thing would be a pain, so I am going to keep it like this. I don't think the stand will work well unless you make some kind of modifications.

not firm enough some times fall over

No sturdy abs unless you are under five feet tall, this is not tall enough to use.