Seville Classics WEB162 Mobile Laptop Computer Desk Cart Height-Adjustable from 20.5" to 33", Slim, Walnut

I like this table so much, I bought another one after using the first one for over 5 years. My wife uses her table at the couch in the evening and I needed one I could use in one of the family room chairs. We watch tv in the evenings and like to catch up on paperwork and emails and need something more than a tablet. I have a cushioned lap desk which is nice, but not quite large enough for a laptop. This table is large enough for my 15" laptop and a mouse pad and enough space to sit my Bible or a small book if you are working on a lesson or notes. I do wish the table was about a foot wider as I have a second monitor I connect to my laptop occasionally, and that extra foot of width would allow me to have that going as well. The table is constructed of a fairly strong metal with a plastic laminate top and feels super sturdy. The legs have casters which make is easy to roll aside when not in use. I had to put it together as it comes flat-packed, but it is a fairly simple project and only took like 15 minutes to assemble. It is height adjustable and simple to change as needed. As you can see, I did buy again and therefore highly recommend. A simple, strong and handy computer table.

Well engineered, sturdy, well finished, well packaged. Made in Taiwan and a cut above the typical Chinese quality. Clear instructions and simple assembly. Mental health tip: have a 7/16" socket wrench handy for the base bolts because the tiny hex wrench and crescent wrench supplied will have you swearing quickly. Also regarding the base, the small split washers are hard to notice in the packaging. It's not common to use lock washers and locknuts together, and especially for the split wahers to go under the bolt head. But that's the way it is here. Height adjustment range is good. Curved shelf edge would be much better squared off imo.

Just got this today, and assembled with no problem. Will update if problems arise, but I wanted to write this to correct some of the mis-statements in other reviews which almost caused me not to buy it. It looks to me like the most common problem people were having had to do with inexperience in mechanical assembly. I am an experienced amateur woodworker and mechanical tinkerer, but I believe that anyone who takes the time can assemble this correctly and without too much difficulty. The most commonly reported complaint among the 1- and 2- star ratings was that the typing surface did not sit level, but at a slant. In fact, the cart is made so that the surface can be level or tilted. It simply depends on which way you attach the square channel rod to the top surface. The riser is designed so it comes up from the base at an angle, like a raked mast on an old sailboat. If you carefully follow the illustrated instructions, which show the rake angle, the surface will sit flat, with the curved edge facing you as you type. If you prefer the surface to be tilted, and the curved edge still facing you, just remove the four screws holding the square channel rod to the typing surface, and rotate it 180 degrees before reattaching. (To go from flat to tilted, you can also just loosen the thumb screw on the side of the square channel riser, rotate the typing surface 180 degrees, and reinsert. This does not require removing and replacing any of the screws. But this way, the curved edge will end up in the back of the typing surface, facing away from you.) Assembly took me just 20 minutes, working carefully from the labeled sequential diagrams. I used the supplied wrench for the Allen head screws and the little, Erector-set style end wrench, to see if a person without any other tools could assemble it this way. Later, I tightened the 4 screws that hold the riser to the base with a proper 11 mm end wrench. This appeared to be the point of greatest stress and I wanted to make sure it was tight. The hex nuts supplied are the expensive, self-locking kind with nylon wedge inside. These are designed to stay tight even when vibration occurs. Mine took two more full turns when I applied the proper end wrench. It's hard to say if that makes it stronger, or if the tightening you can achieve with the little, supplied wrench would have been enough. (By the way, novices please notice that the hex nuts are tapered on one side. Be sure to put the wider, flatter side of the nut against the surface it is tightening to.) I only give 4 stars because the plasticized edging material on the typing surface was damaged. It was significantly puckered at one point, enough to affect the appearance. I emailed Seville products about it, and got an almost immediate response. They asked for a picture of the damage and a copy of the receipt. I emailed that back to them, and got a promise that a replacement top would be sent out right away. That is good customer service, but it would have been better if the item had been inspected at the factory. It may be that this item is offered at such a low price, because the seller knows there are a lot of damaged parts. However, the basic design and materials are certainly worth every dollar. The item is manufactured in Taiwan, where labor costs are higher than on the mainland, and there is a longer history of modern manufacturing. The second most common problem I saw mentioned in other reviews is that the casters came loose. This seems to have been addressed by the manufacturer, as in the version I got, the casters are attached to bolts which screw into a retaining sleeve in the base. The casters, however, are pretty flimsy plastic. I could see them eventually breaking under any serious use, like wheeling from room to room, especially over stone or rough surfaces. In our application they just sit on a rug and wheel a few feet from the desk to the wall and back. If anything is to break, I would expect it to be the casters. As the bottom surface is flat, it would be easy to simply replace them with a stick on rubber pad, in case the replacement part is unavailable down the road. The other weak item is the working surface itself. Like all cheap furniture, this is particle board with a thin laminate finish. If mine ever goes bad, I would replace it with a nice piece of ash or oak. The metal frame seems like it would last a long time. All in all it is a nice little typing table for the very low price it is offered at. I will update if any structural or other problems develop.

I've had this for over a year. My fiancee and I liked it so much, we bought another one after a year. TOP: The top has a large surface area that measures 23.5 inches (~59.5 cm) across and 16 inches deep (~41 cm) at the midline, which is the deepest point. The top is made of plywood with a pseudo-wood top. Currently, I have no scratches on either top (we don't necessarily baby these...). The top can come off to be rotated 180 degrees to give the top about a 35 degree tilt. My laptop, with its amazing rubber feet, stays on the tilted surface well, however, other laptops, ipads, a mouse, a book, etc will likely just slide off as there's nothing to stop it. This is sturdy, except at some point the welds (as seen in the video) didn't hold up and it's not quite as sturdy. However, it's still pretty sturdy. MID SECTION: The top can move from 20 inches tall (~51 cm) to 33 inches tall (~84 cm). If it gets too tall, it can get wobbly. The knob actually holds this well into position. BASE: The base has 4 wheels on the bottom. 2 of the four have a little tab that allows you to brake the cart to prevent it from moving. The wheels do pretty good on short carpet and hardwood floors. Shaggy carpet could perhaps be a little more of a challenge. The top of the base sits about 3.5 inches tall, allowing the base to slide under many couches. If your couch is like mine, over 2 inches is too high. The wheels do come off, except the bolt is what holds the plastic endcap on the base. You could go to homedepot and get bolts that replace the wheels, or you could instead just use clear tape (what I used). Overall, this is a great laptop/multipurpose cart. If you are worried about the price, if you keep this for 5 years, then you pay only like 7 dollars on average. Hopefully this has helped, hit helpful if I've help!

Love it! I have been looking for a replacement laptop cart on Amazon FOR EVER! I decided on this one because of the simplicity of it and the wood grain appearance of the table top. The height is easily adjustable, which I love since the previous laptop cart I was using wouldn't and therefore I was stuck using at an awkward height which would leave me in pain. I have tendonitis and Fibromyalgia, so bring able to set this at a comfortable working height was very important to me! I keep it very low so that I don't have to hold my arms up during use and this helps my arms from getting wore out as quickly. Received in 2 days with Prime membership's free shipping. All the parts were included and undamaged. Was fairly easy to put together following the diagrams included. I did put the top on the wrong way leaving the table at an about 45 degree angle, and since I didn't want my brand new 17.3" 10 lbs laptop constantly falling into my lap or worse crashing on the floor, I had to undo all four of the allen wrenching attachments and reattach. So pay attention to which was you attach the pole support to the top by setting into the bar pole first to check and decide whether you want an angle or not first, because it doesn't tilt, so you can assemble either flat table top or with an angle, but would have to reassemble if you change your mind down the road - would have saved me 10 mins of unnecessary time, other than that it went together very easily. Sturdy, attractive, and large enough for my 17.3" laptop with room for mousepad still. I put the casters on because I have hardwood floors, but now the base won't fit under my couch, which is where I usually use it at, so I think I'm going to remove the casters and attach some of those felt pads you can buy for furniture legs to the bottom to protect my floors and help it to slide under the couch at ease. If I am having company over I plan to put away my laptop and use the cart as an end table or even better - as a serving cart!

In 2014 I got this small wheelie-cart for use with my laptop as we converted to an electronic health record at the medical clinic where I then worked. In a busy clinic a clinician needs to quickly move from room-to-room. The design works quite nicely in combo with a wheeled doctor-stool: wide enough that, even with so many wheels involved, one set doesn't get hung up on the other's). This desk provides almost effortless mobility. The wide base also serves to prevent overturning. The desktop size iso ample. Best of all, the professional look, functionality and low price were also attractive, instead of the expensive (yet no more functional) models offered specifically for "the healthcare setting." Of note, the height is adjustable from sitting to standing, and the support arm is directed more diagonally forward than suggested by the photo, from the middle-back of the base to center-forward under the desktop. This helps distribute the weight on the desktop and stabilizes it to prevent overturning, though of course it's not strong or stationary enough to support any very heavy or asymmetrical objects, much less sitting, or leaning of a person's full weight. In the capacity for which I was using it in 2014-15, this was a virtually perfect item. 2016 update: Gave that desk to a co-worker who really wanted it when I left. Now I find myself in a similar setting, and after looking at everything else up to $150 on Amazon this was STILL my first pick! All the features were still the same, and the price had come down from ~$50 to ~$35. Gotta' love that! New notes: Size is enough for a 17" laptop + a small mouse (Amazon, $10-20). Still reliably stable with the larger & heavier laptop, EXCEPT when transitioning over even tiny thresholds or rolling on tiles with grout between that creates an irregular surface; the small casters get hung up and try to tip it every time. The desk worked excellently back within a small clinic with all flat surfaces. Easily and excellently positionable in an exam room, so I can actually interact with patients better than is allowed by the existing counter surfaces. However, now that they're also rolling in a longer hallway the plastic casters sound like a freight train coming! Everyone working there can track me audibly, and after just a few weeks of that I'm getting teased about the significant noise. Plus, my toes keep flipping the locking tab on the two near-side casters, and I usually notice by way of the drag when I go to move. I adapted by carrying the desk as I'm in the hallway. It'seems still light enough to do easily but sorta' defeats the purpose, sooo. . . I installed the standard rollerblade office chair casters today (Amazon $20-40, plus $9ish for a 7/16" drill bit) -- much quieter & smoother, and I absolutely LOVE what I have! I'd challenge anyone to find the same or lower total cost with this quality and all the same features -- or even at double the cost, especially if it's a "medical" one!

Great value and a solid piece for use as a laptop cart. It rolls well, it’s not wobbly, and it has a center post with an angular lean making it perfect for the couch or my chair. Again, for the money, this cannot be beat. The product is perfect for those sitting at a desk or chair with their laptop. I'm sure it has other uses, but as a laptop stand it was excellent and extremely sturdy. It may or may not serve well for those in bed, but I suspect it would have to be used side saddle for "in-bed" users. I don't allow electronics in my bedroom so I wouldn't use it for that purpose. Adjusting the height is easy and simple. There are no notched holes for the screw down adjustment knob, but I find it tight enough without notches. After 2 weeks of non-stop use, there has been no slipping. The top surface is 24 inches wide, wide enough to accommodate my HUGE 17 inch laptop and a large trackball mouse. The top is made of wood and is solid. The piece assembled quickly. The instructions are very basic but you can figure out most of what’s not written from photos of the final assembled piece. The base is shallow in height and slid perfectly under my den chair that is pretty low compared to standard furniture. Assembly notes: 1) Mine came with 4 lock washers that were included as extras and not described in the instructions. It was obvious they were intended for the base as that’s the fulcrum of this stand. I added the washers’ top-side of the base post screw down to lock down the screws from the top- the threaded washers were on the bottom and secure the bottom well. 2) Be sure to pre-fit the top wood part of the unit to the metal piece it screws into to get it correctly situated directionally before tightening it down. It can be kind of a palindrome, but luckily it’s either one way or the other. After you situate it, put it on the unit when fully assembled, then you can screw the top down to the metal bracket provided. You can screw it down to be horizontal as it was built, or you can do it backwards which does put the top at an angle if you prefer that. There is no adjustment for the angle of the top. I’m giving this 5 stars due to price, quality, and how well it works for its intended purpose. If something happens and it fell apart after a year for whatever reason.... so what – I’ll buy another one at this price point. Probably going to buy a second unit for my office.

I ordered 3 of the black 'Flat (24") (NEW MODEL)' product, separately, 3 different times. In general I like the construction of it, but I have a few issues. Most importantly, after assembly, all 3 of the table tops are very slightly angled. Whatever workflow the manufacturer is using to weld the main T-bar piece is just slightly off. And yes, I did assemble them correctly, per the instructions. The instructions specifically show that if assembled incorrectly, and angled tabletop is expected. But that would cause a much more severe angle. The angle on the correctly-assembled tables is enough to notice by eye. A significant tilt can be observed when using a bubble level. It's enough to cause an uncapped sharpie to quickly roll off the table (towards the front of the table, i.e. towards the user). There is no built-in way to level the table, but I was able to mostly correct this by disassembling and reassembling them with a couple thin strips of rubber foam between specific parts, in order to add just enough extra material to offset the slight angle, without compromising the stability of the joins. As a side note (because Amazon doesn't allow reviews that "focus on seller, order, shipping, or packaging/product condition"), 1 of the 3 packages I received was incredibly beat up. It had clearly been used to send the product to at least 2 other locations before it was used for delivery to me. The product inside this package had clearly been assembled, disassembled, returned, and put back into circulation. As a result there were superficial scratch marks all over the product, and all of the hardware was in a plastic sandwich bag ziplock rather than the original packaging. That being said, everything was (surprisingly) undamaged otherwise, and the superficial damage was minor enough that I decided to keep it regardless. Other than getting unlucky with the 1 used product, and the leveling issue, the product is otherwise well built. The welds are solid (I imagine whatever welding issues were reporting in other reviews have been fixed by now). The joinery is nice and positive. The wheels are not particularly robust, but they work for my purposes. It's a bit more involved to assemble than some competing products, but with the right tools it's no problem. I'd recommend using a real 11 and 12mm wrench, and a 4mm hex driver bit instead of the sheet metal wrenches and tiny alan wrench included with the product. It's been very difficult to find a decent adjustable-height table that can be lowered as far as this one goes, which is what I needed. So overall I'm happy with it, but it lost stars for the aforementioned issues (one of the primary functions of a table is to BE LEVEL).

Bien construida, materiales de calidad. El único detalle es que, para ajustar la altura, el poste donde se atornilla la perilla tuviera unos orificios o topes para que el poste no se lastimara al momento de ajustar la altura con el tornillo. En las fotos del producto se puede ver que el poste es liso, no tiene orificios. Es el único detalle que veo, lo demás está excelente.

Freat little mobile desk. Quality looks great too. Easy to assemble and castor are smooth.

I would say this was an average table. the wheels are good. But its wobbly, you need to be careful when you accidentally lean on it or put some force on it. Spacious enough for a makeshift work environment. The height is not too much when fully raised. Its a good purchase for couch, bed or work chairs.

Not strong product.

A really useful little table. This is my second one because the screws that fix the top on loosen over time and the holes get too big for them to hold. Pity the top is not stronger material, other colours of finish would be good too. That said, without the castors it’s a perfect size for me. I’m hoping that by the time I need a new one again the makers may have resolved these defects.