Folding Tables with Carrying Handle Lightweight Rectangular Portable Plastic Camping Table Steel Legs for Party, Dining, Wedding, Events, Picnic Indoor, Outdoor (5FT, Black)

SO far, this table has held up well and is quite sturdy. The 8-foot length is handy in some ways because it holds a lot, but it also takes up a lot of space. It measures 29.7 inches wide and is 29 inches high. It folds in half, so it is easy to store, and it does have a carrying handle, but it is quite heavy for one person to carry. It is a good value for the quality.

This table is 8ft! It folds in half for easy storage and travel. It fit perfectly as the base of an SUV trunk for travel. It had a handle to make it easy to carry, too! We used this table for a birthday living room dinner and it fit 9 of us perfectly! It did arrive with a small plastic dent, but it hasn't impacted our use!

For a traveling e-sport team, we must often supply our own table in an 8x8 space. An 8-feet length table provides us the most surface space. It is sturdier than most folding tables as there are two strong L-shaped, like an Allen wrench, supports that insert into holes in the middle metal bars. This table is easy to assemble. Strong and locking legs in the upright or stored positions. It folds up nicely if you remember to remove the 2 supports. I do wish there was a better way to store those supports and fear they will become lost easily. There is a carrying handle. The weight and size can be cumbersome for shorter or weaker people who end up dragging the table. This table is larger and stronger with better value than other folding portable tables.

I'm used to the 6 foot version of these tables and honestly the 8 didn't even register with me. No worries though because we'll take all the space we can get. We used this at a farmers market when selling apples and it held up to many half-bushel apple bags without an issue. Being the longer ones these are a little heavier and more awkward but really they're not bad. Mine only came as a single table while the listing now shows it's a 2-pk which is always a little shady. From the pictures it looks like the same one as far as I can tell. In any case they are easy to set up and take down. The handle is plenty strong so carrying isn't hard either. Nothing to complain about.

This is a pretty solid table. It looks and feels sturdy and strong. 8 feet is really long. Although, it technically is an inch or so shy of 8 feet long. I included pictures of measurements to show exactly the size. I'm pretty happy with the table overall. It's heavier than I expected but it is also bigger than I expected (in my head). I saw that the product description claimed a weight limit of more than 300 lbs. I decided to stress test a little and laid on the table. I weigh about 200 lbs. It held me just fine. Felt sturdy underneath me. I just wouldn't try putting that much weight in the center of the table. The locking mechanism is a little primitive but seems to work fine. I compared this to my Lifetime table and the size and weight are very similar. I expect this table to last a long time, as long as I treat it nicely like I do with most of my stuff. I was looking at the price listing a thought it was a bit over priced until I noticed that was a price for a pack of two tables. That put it at a very reasonable price and very comparable to similar products. Setting it up is very easy to do and very similar to other folding tables.

I received this folding table through Amazon Vine. It was the perfect size and length for a beer pong table, which is what I used it for. It was sturdy but not too heavy. I like that it had a handle for easy carrying when folded up. My only complaint is that it came with a dent on the top.

Shipping box damaged. 2” hole in the table top. Not good quality.

When I opened the box I tried to carry the table upstairs before I opened it up. I could not find the handle or the instructions. There is a red toggle switch that says off and on. No mention to let you know what off or on means. I would expect lox, unlock, or open and close. Went online to find instructions. They proved to be about as useful as a back pocket on a t-shirt. No help at all. The table required some force to open it up from the folded position. At first I was afraid to pry too hard for fear of breaking it. I was almost ready to return it, but I decided to try to pry the table open with a long screw driver. It opened with a loud popping noise but nothing broke. Upon opening the table I found the instructions. They were still not helpful but I think they should have been in the box and not latched inside the folded table where you can't find them. The handle was also folded inside the table. It is much easier to carry the table using the handle. I feel the handle should be accessible when you take the table out of the box.