Vaunn Adjustable Overbed Table with Wheels - FSA/HSA Eligible Medical Bedside Table for Hospital & Home Use, Light Gray - Perfect for Eating, Reading & Working in Bed

We've bought other tables, and the biggest letdowns with the others were the style and size of the base, which make them difficult to use with a wheelchair, because they're too narrow and the bar across the bottom goes centered between the arms with the wheels on them. With this table, the bar is at the far end and the wheels are set wide enough apart that you can drive a whole wheelchair between them without encountering obstacles! I love this!The next biggest letdown with other tables are how narrow the working surface is, and no lip or cupholder. This one is wider, for a larger working space, and has both.The third letdown with other tables is that they don't go high enough, at times. This one goes nice and high, with the only drawback being that it doesn't lock to prevent the table from going higher when you have it where you want it, only locks to prevent it going downward.The fourth letdown with other tables is the lightweight nature of the table, which makes them jiggle while you try to write anything on paper while using the table. This one is definitely more stable, heavier duty, more durable, etc. It's a beast and we love it.My relative, whom we got this table for, is in a motorized wheelchair, which is wider than a push wheelchair, and she has a catheter, which can get tangled in things. This table is going to be perfect and low hassle for her, so it was well worth the higher cost. You really DO get what you pay for (the other tables we bought were only $50 and are really only worth about that much).