REDCAMP Small Square Folding Table 2 Feet, Portable Aluminum Camping Table Adjustable Height Lightweight for Picnic Beach Outdoor Indoor, White 24 x 24 inch

Like many people, I needed to set up a work-from-home station in a hurry, so I turned to Amazon for ideas and saw this. I selected the 4 ft. table, and it's worked out really nicely.The table is compact and fairly lightweight when folded up. There are even handles for carrying it. It unfolds easily and does not need any tools to add the extension legs and set up for use.The work surface is big. In fact, I initially wondered if I should have gone for a smaller size, but I decided I liked the extra room. I got one of those bamboo lap trays to put on top--that's where I put my laptop so it's at eye height. And there's room underneath that for my keyboard, papers, and such. The rest of the work area is big enough for a lamp, phone stand, folders, coffee mug (and lunch), water bottle, and more.There is a seam down the middle of the table where the two pieces join. I thought about getting a blotter to cover it up. It doesn't really bother me enough at this point, but it's a possibility for the future if I really need a smooth surface.The surface is easy to clean. It's slick, but my mouse works fine on it.The table is a bit wobbly, and I have to be careful when moving it, but I don't feel that it's particularly unsteady or liable collapse.It's a smidge too tall for me, but I just put a cushion in my chair to make it more comfortable for typing. Easy fix.All in all, this is a useful table and I recommend it as a convenient, affordable work station. (It could also be used for other purposes such as sewing, crafting, entertaining, etc.)

I bought this because I have kitchen appliances (especially a 6-quart multi-pot and a large air fryer oven) that are too tall to use on my kitchen counters. All the counters have cabinets 18 inches above them, which is fine for storing a 15-inch appliance, but won’t allow for it to vent steam while it’s cooking. I spent months looking for a small, inexpensive extra surface that could hold the weight of the appliance (air fryer oven is 23 pounds) plus whatever I was cooking (most recently, a 4-pound pork roast plus the roasting rack). A lot of tables and small islands are rated for “the weight of a coffeemaker” or some other ridiculously small amount of weight. Also, I don’t have a lot of floor space in my kitchen, and it was hard to find something not much larger than my appliances (lots of 30-inch tables, but they fill an entire end of my kitchen, blocking cupboards and drawers, or side tables that come up to my knees and can hold a glass and small pitcher). This table is perfect! I actually leaned on it pretty hard to test its sturdiness, and it never flinched (or buckled, or rocked, or fell apart). Plus it folds away in a tiny little case, which is another “have to have” point. I’m disabled, so things like assembling tables can be very difficult (or impossible) for me, but this one just snapped together (it’s pretty intuitive) and pulled apart in a few seconds when I was finished with it. I haven’t been able to go camping for a few years now, but if I did, I would definitely buy a couple of these to have handy! Summary: Strong, not huge, tall enough to work on, sturdy, easy to assemble, surprisingly small and well organized storage.

I bought this table to have a foldable table for my bedroom to use for work during COVID. It is lightweight, well made and easy to put together and to break down. I knew the height at 27" was a bit low but the thing that makes that more challenging is that two sides are best as they have flat space, the other two sides are broken by the fold which does not go absolutely flat and has the slight rise for the hinge - a laptop will not sit flat not on those two sides. Unfortunately on the flat two sides you have a reinforcing structure which reduces leg room by another 5" or so. I solved this by putting the four legs on 4" furniture risers so my knees can fit under that structure. I am overall pleased but take this into account if you intend to put your knees under the table... as a picnic table I would have given it 5 stars.

This is a great table for camping, or in my case building a model in my room. I wanted something small, but not too small, I could have in my bedroom. This is the perfect size and is super easy to fold up and carry. It's light and just a heads up, as it is light it not rock solid stability wise, but that is to be completely expected. For what it is, it works great and makes my model making easier. Thanks!

Better than expected excellent for the kids to play on and enjoy

Great table, but it's not too sturdy. It Will make a good addition to my camper but don't try to max the weight out on it.

This table is perfect for camping. Its compact size fits perfectly in our RV storage. The three height levels makes it so versatile. Good quality. Well made and should last a long time.

In this COVID time, our little apartment needs to be even more space-flexible than it already is. I've taken over the bedroom sofa but didn't have a table that was small enough to fit the space between the bed and the sofa. What's more, I really can't have a permanent piece of furniture that size. It's an odd height too - I need a table too low for a chair, but only coffee tables come at this height. Enter the 2' x 18" foldable camp table, adjustable to three heights. On the second and third height it serves as a desk for the sofa, and this is just big enough for my laptop/ipad plus phone and notepad. It turns into a foldable 'pumpkin' at the end of the table, a little spy suitcase to slip to the side of the sofa. When life becomes more sociable, I think this will be great as part of my picnic ensemble, to eat on. I think the first height can also be a eat breakfast in bed height. It's very lightweight with wipable surfaces for eating food on. My criticisms? 1. When unfolded the table never really becomes completely flat - it teepees with about a 5 degree angle at the center when unfolded 2. I'm not sure about the longevity of the sleeves that the legs slip into (the joints, as it were)...but for the time being, it works.

Cheap table, however I use it regulat as a desk and as an ironing table. I put an extra large silicone mat down on the table top and then use an ironing mat over too. I also use a wool mat and this becomes my ironing board at quilt retreats so I don't have to fight over the ironing station. Works for piecing not ironing large quilt tops. As a desk, my laptop sits in a stand and I use a regular keyboard and mouse. The table top fits all three. Set up and take down super easy and it fits folded in a small package. I love this table!

It's the one item you would want if you are an outdoor person. We take it with us going fishing, or just have a BBQ in the park. It's compact, convenient, easy to use, and easy to carry. Just wonderful!

The table was ok except that the corners are dented and appeared damaged.

Excellent product. Small and robust.

when I recieved it I did not see that it was a little bigger then the other one a little smaller