The desk was only difficult to put together because the instructions were difficult to understand. There are only pictures and it took a minute to decipher what they meant in step 1. After that, it was very easy. Took about 10-15 mins.

The desk is solid and nice looking. It raises higher than most and I can use it as a standing desk as well as a sitting desk with a chair. The only issue I have is that the T-bar makes it so that I can't push the entire desk over the bed. A good 8-9 inches are left. This means if I use my laptop in the middle of the table, I have to sit on the edge of the bed and this is not comfortable at all. Without a bed-frame, you might be able to get an extra inch. I'm not sure why it's made this way, but it's very frustrating.

I found the instructions easy to follow looking at the photos, but wish there were more descriptive wording to describe the order and which direction to put the hydraulic-type plunger in, as I had to redo this step. Also, you do have to know that washers go with nuts as there is no mention of the washers in the instructions. Other than that, it was very easy to put together.
The table top is large, as are the footings in order for it to be sturdy, which it is. I use it to hold both my laptops when working. When eating there is ample room for all my dishes and no liquids have been spilled when moving the table around, even if catching one of the feet on a dresser. It is nice looking and easy to clean.
My only complaint is that it is very hard to get it to lower and I have to stand and place both arms on it while holding the lever and pushing down hard to perform this action.
I have another table which has a narrower top, is easy to move up and down, has a small footprint, but does not hold as much weight. I find myself using this new table even with the lowering of the tabletop being difficult vs my older table.
I do wish both of these tables extended over the bed more by at least six inches but my guess is that would cause them to be tippy. I am right-handed and the table comes in from the left side of my bed. The table top ends stops short of my right side when I lay in bed and this feels a bit off to me as it makes me eat at the end of the table top instead of more toward the middle, which I guess is normal for a four-poster bed with wooden side rails. If I was in a bed with no frame around it, this would be the perfect table top.

Computer desk over bed

It's pretty neat table that can be used while I'm sitting on the couch. Fits my laptop as well as mouse perfectly.

The nursing table is well-built and seems durable. One of the standout features is its adjustable height. The height adjustment mechanism works smoothly and securely locks into place at desired intervals. The table's mobility is also commendable. It is also relatively easy to clean and maintain. Overall, it is worth buying.