Black Sliding Laptop Tray Under Desk Mount

If you have to lean on it at all it sags, but otherwise seems to be okay

It was a gift but they loved it!!

You buy thinking to add this to a vivo ergonomic table but when installing it under the table you have the motor rod running horizontal under. there’a absolutely no way to install it under such tables but may be on just a normal table. They ahould advertise this reasonably. Returned it did not work for me.

You buy thinking to add this to a vivo ergonomic table but when installing it under the table you have the motor rod running horizontal under. there’a absolutely no way to install it under such tables but may be on just a normal table. They ahould advertise this reasonably. Returned it did not work for me.

Difficult to understand how this is even sold as a working product. It would appear as if the bolts themselves are what threads the metal. Each bolt will only thread into their a specific hole. Hole patters are way off. There is no tray angle adjustability as advertised, only swing angle adjustment. The metal is poor quality but well suited to the task of holding even the heaviest laptop. Mine must at have been made at the end of all the stamp and tool lifespans. Threads were awful. Making the unit difficult to assemble when it’s was an obvious easy build normally. The design could be improved with a simple quick release plate mechanism to attack the tray to the slider bracket. One could pre-dial in the desired tray angle, and then simply attach it to the slider frame. No crappy screws to tighten. If this improvement was made, they would have the best under-desk storing, sliding tray laptop solution on the market hands down! Sorry but as is, it only deserves 2 stars. Maybe yours will be better, maybe not.Cons aside. Pros:It will hold ANY laptop, even a 17” if you don’t mind one inch spill over, even the heavier ones.Smooth sliding action is very nice. I use cable management accessories to avoid connector port stresses from opening and closing the tray. It’s strong and you can adjust tray length. If you drill holes and use bolts, only then is the tray angle adjustable if you prefer and downward slope. I prefer level, this gives you level only. Regardless of the description. It’s sturdy. Heavier than it needs to be, but sturdy. It’s just connecting the tray to the rails was difficult due to poor quality tap and die threading and very poor hole patterning. And I hate piss poor jobs like that.