FOLDING TABLE NPOLDER MBR

Space, saving. Sturdy. Light enough to move around.

Maybe for heavy writing it shakes a bit.

For laptop no issues.

Finish is good

It's simple and folds up, and I use it as a dresser. It's a good buy at a reasonable price.

The size (both when in use and when folded up) is perfect!

I was looking for a desk that would only take up space for my computer, mouse and coffee, and I found this one... but I was worried. I thought it was too cheap. But I was right to buy it. (1) The design and material quality are definitely not what you would expect for this price. (2) There is no wobbliness at all. (3) There is no assembly process at all. (4) It is lightweight, so even a woman can easily move it around. ⑤ The grooves in the folding part are so unobtrusive that you almost forget they're there. If you're on the fence about buying one, I'd recommend giving it a try. I think the color is the point that makes you hesitate, but when you compare it to other furniture in your home, it has less redness than walnut-type wood, but it's not yellow either, and I feel that it has a color tone that is closer to grayish (not that it's gray). It's a color that doesn't seem to fight with other colors. Also, I thought it would be good to use it as a supplementary table when you have guests over and the food doesn't fit on the dining table. I avoid putting things on the iron bars on either side of the table, as it makes it look untidy, but it seems good for lightly bundling and fixing cords that tend to get messy.

I was looking for a desk that I could put by my bedside and that would be big enough to hold my laptop. I looked everywhere, but this folding desk from Nitori is exactly the size I wanted. It's really a gem that's worth more than the price.