I got these tables for my children and I. They are great for distance learning and teleworking. I love joe they are adjustable.

This foldable portable table is a great addition to our rv for tailgating. The different heights is great! 🖤💛🐅

Since there was no more desk for on-line school this table was perfect.

This little table is great! I love that it has 3 heights. I can use it at the lowest setting for my grandchildren or at the highest for any need I have. I also love that it holds in half & I can store it easily under the bed or in a closet.

Table is very unstable, even at lower heights with legs straight. Resin/plastic table-top is thin and bows. Past experiences with this brand has been good, so reason I initially chose.

It’s a nice looking table and at 3 levels high it’s fine. But at the highest level it wobbles and is unsteady. I purchased it for a side table to hold my pastels so if I push it against a wall, then it’s acceptable so I’ll keep it.

The Lifetime 4-ft. adjustable fold in 1/2 table is probably the most versatile item I've purchased! It's made well, sturdy and the adjustable heights have been so useful in a number of situations! I highly recommend. You won't be disappointed. Great for older folks as portable dinner/craft table. Easily adjusts to heights while they're in sitting position. Much better than a TV tray sized table. Easy to clean.

I bought this table to pull out as a temporary desk for my son when he's home on college break because it's not too large and the height is adjustable. He ended up needing a desk for his unfurnished apartment, and this table was easy to take back since it folds in half/has a carrying handle -- and the sale price was much less than any inexpensive or used desk we could find. Also like the fact that when he's done with school, the table will still be practical and useful wherever he lives.

Works perfect!!

I bought a Lifetime table several years ago that I absolutely love and thought this table was the same kind. But this new table I bought is a far cry from the older one and I would have returned it if in fact I didn't need to use it the same day I bought it. To extend the legs requires 2 people - one to press the two buttons in on the sides (finger killers) and another to pull the connected leg down. I'm often setting up by myself so this is a serious issue. Also, once the legs are extended, the table is very unstable, rocking back and forth and side to side ... certainly doesn't give an impression of assured stability. Bring back the table from 3ish years ago ... the one that has one push button on the center of the leg so it can be extended with one hand and by one person; and because there is a cross-bar built into the leg, the table is much sturdier. I want that one !!!