aside from this table coming damaged, it is unbelievably wobbly. I'm so surprised at the reviews that said it was nice and sturdy because my husband and I wiggled it back and forth and it probably moved a good two inches front to back. I bought it as a cutting surface for quilting and I needed something that would go up to counter height and it's just garbage. I can't even imagine putting hors d'oeuvres on it or liquid and having it not shift and possibly fall so don't buy this table

This is the third time I've purchased this table. We've used it in a file sorting area to provide a countertop height table, as a spare desk, and as an outdoor check-in counter for a golf course starter. The fact that it folds and has a handle makes it easy to store and move around.

Although it's a little awkward to adjust the height of the table by yourself ( much easier with two), the feature is great. My wife has back pain, and she can work for periods sitting and then raise it to a standing height. Very useful feature. Well made and a great value IMHO.

Very happy with this purchase. I purchased 2 of these adjustable folding tables to free up counter space in my kitchen. I need lots of counter space for food prep. I make a lot of things from scratch and make big batches, all whole plant foods (no animal foods), so needed more counter space for cutting up veggies, making bread, etc. so I adjusted height of tables to counter height and dry dishes on them using dryer pads under dish drainers, and also keep my big stand mixer on one of the tables.

This table is perfect for bringing with me to use when I give presentations where I need to use my own equipment. It's lightweight (weighs under 20lbs) and compact (it fits in the back of my Kia Forte) making it perfect for the job. It's also worked to use as a display table at resource fairs in a pinch.

The table is well worth the money, but the legs are very hard to extend and retract due to the fact they have small buttons that you have to push with both hands at the same time. If you have very stong hands, it can be done, but if they are weak, it is very difficult.

This is a nice looking and very sturdy table. Unfortunately for me, it is very difficult to open and adjust the height. I have a bad back and this certainly did a number on my back trying to set it up. I’m not elderly but I can imagine the struggle an elderly person would have with this table. Too bad, I really wanted to like it so I could keep it. It may not work for me but I’m sure it will be perfect for someone else.

We needed an extra table for camping. This table works perfectly. It is compact enough to transport behind the seat in the car. Sturdy but light weight making it easy for one personn to handle. The adjustable leg heights is an added bonus. We now have two. One for camping one to use around the house.

I now own five of these Lifetime tables and intend to buy one more. I use them for craft shows to display my woodworking items. Six tables (4 ft x 2 ft) will be perfect for the standard 10 ft x 10 ft booth. They are sturdy enough that I can put half of a folding bookcase on top of the table to display items at eye level too. My only issue with these tsbles is that it is difficult to press the metal buttons on both legs in at the same time as pulling/pushing the legs to extend/retract them. The carrying handle has also changed in the last couple years. Before, it was a super sturdy hard plastic tube around the nylon strap. Now it is a soft leathery material. The plastic handles would get caught when folding up the tables but were great for carrying long distances without pinching your hands. The new ones make it easier to fold/store the tables. It is a toss up which is better.

positives is that it folds to a compact size (appx 2 x 2) and adjusts height. Wasn't real keen on how it "holds together". It was too big for my office area. I needed a smaller one. If I did buy a 4' again, I would just get the non foldable as it appears a bit more rugged.