Safco Folding Computer Table

After reading all the reviews about how the packaging was poor and the table had some damage, I decided to go ahead and order it. Mine has a small chip the size smaller than a dime. Disappointing, but I can live with it. I think that for the price, it's an incredibly sturdy table, perfect size for what I need. I love that I can fold it up, easily transport it to my vacation home for when I need to do some work. I recommend this table. It's a good purchase. Charge a little more and package it better.

I'm actually at this desk as I type. I love that it has a drop down keyboard area that is very solid once it's pushed into the holders. It's not that great with a big monitor (mine is 24") because it seems like it's too close but I adjusted after a day or two. It's not horrible and within ergonomic guidelines. The desk, despite the solid looking legs, does wiggle a bit, but the more I use it and the more weight I put on it the more solid it becomes. I'm using a Dell desktop with the CPU on the floor.What pissed me off was that Amazon basically put the desk in a box with very little protection. However, I doubt more would have made a whole lot of difference. It's cheaply made. If you hit it hard the sides will crumble. Still, I kept it. I need something that fits in my car and is relatively easy to move.This desk is 30 deep, 48 wide, and 29 inches tall. The keyboard area goes from 29 to 26 inches in height depending on where you put it.I think this will work for me for travel but I hate that it's so cheaply shipped and made. It was damaged long before I got it. I blame Amazon for not shipping it well and the manufacturer for a cheap product.Oh, one other thing, to move it easily I use a Geargrip Lite CPU Holder strapped from the long side through the area where the keyboard drops down. I like this as the handle is oriented front to back not side to side (Imagine you are picking up a piece of luggage with the handle following the natural way your hand wants to be forward/back, not right to left.)Considering I paid around 100.00 bucks I think it should be a bit better.

Table arrived scuffed and half broken. The legs broke off as I attempted to set it up. *Do not buy.*When I attempted to return it they wanted me to ship it at my own expense, which is a joke as a 65lb table would cost more to ship than the price of the product.I've been shopping with Amazon for many years, buying hundreds of products and not once have I received such a winning combination of shoddy product and customer service.I'm writing this off as a loss. Do not make my mistake.[edit] Well, they agreed to give me my money back when I wrote this review. So that's something I guess. A pity they were so awkward before. I'll let it stand because I would not recommend others buy this table. Even if it had not broken in transit due to the thin packaging, it has a weird little shaky raised keyboard area that seems like it would be really uncomfortable to use.

Liked the table for its portability and easy set up. Will work great as a temporary office set up table. Plenty sturdy when set up, and plenty of room on the desktop for a computer, printer, and other office needs. Also liked the drop down keyboard rest.The shipping packaging is what I did not like. The cardboard shipping box is the flimsy cardboard, and arrived with holes and damage. The underneath side of the desktop on the table was damaged in several places. The desktop had some slight nicks, but overall was passable. Chose not to return as would expect a replacement in the same type shipping packaging. Would seem a package of this size and weight would warrant the sturdier cardboard packaging so the item would arrive in better condition.

I received it yesterday. After opening the box, I found that the edge of the table has an ugly dent. The dent looks new, which shows that it was missing during delivery. The table was only wrapped around by a thin layer of soft paper.After I put my computer screen on the table, when I tried to type on my keyboard, the table was shaky. Even though I solved this by putting some heavy books on top, but I would still prefer some table that is stable itself.I have to say that it is a big table with convenience. If someone can run the risk of poor delivery or make it stable by putting heavy stuff on top. I think it is still a good choice. I especially like the small screen table, because you can adjust its height.

This table is sturdy and the perfect size for my monitor, laptop, keyboard mouse, daytimer and even a beer! I live in a condo and have it set up in my living room. I can just fold it up and hide it behind my bedroom door when not in use.

The concept of this folding table is great, especially if you are thinking on moving or changing location anytime in the near future and you don't want to spend so much money in a decent desk for your computer. I have no complains with the product itself but unfortunately, my table came seriously damaged. I believe it was due poor packaging (perhaps from the fabric - Safco) and the fact that UPS probably played soccer with it during the shipping process.It took me a while to get in touch with the seller (CNS Stores) since they never responded my emails. I finally decided to look for them in the Internet and fortunately, I found a costumer services phone number. Once I got in touch with CNS Stores, I need to say that they took immediate care of the situation. I got a new table in less than a week without any extra-charge. Unfortunately, the new table has also some issues. Minor scratches this time, but still disappointing. At this point, I have no time nor energy to deal with the whole claiming process again.I think CNS Stores should order the table from a different company that provides better packaging, or ask Safco to change the shipping company. My recommendation to you as a costumer: DO NOT BUY IT ONLINE!. Get the table directly from the store. Otherwise, it looks that the table will always come with some issues.