GCI Outdoor Folding Camping Table - Portable Picnic Table for Camping, Beach, Backyard & Tailgating | Compact & Lightweight Aluminum Frame | Easy Setup & Foldable Design

I have never used this outdoors, but it suits my needs: as a table I can fold up and store out of the way easily, and quickly, which is big enough to hold a larger laptop, beverage, and maybe some small notes. The slatted top is mildly annoying when trying to write but the slats are wide enough that it isn't a major problem.It takes perhaps 20-30 seconds to figure out how to fold and unfold it quickly, but it's not super tough. Once you figure that out, there really isn't much else to learn. No real effort is required, although it's fairly tough to do with just one hand due to the mechanics of it.I like to fold this table behind the door in the bathroom so if I need to camp out for a bit, but still get some work done, I can do so. No one notices it's there, and it folds small enough that it doesn't even interfere with the door opening all the way to the protective bumper.I suspect that for outdoor use, its semi-rigid legs might make setup on an uneven surface difficult. However, that is a problem with nearly all outdoor or camping furniture, I'd imagine.On a flat surface, absolutely no quality issues in the 2 I've purchased and used for a long time: stable, no balance issues, no loose parts, no issues at all.FYI you cannot scoot under it, due to the legs, but I am able to comfortably work off of it regardless. You just can't slide your legs under and recline into a work position easily.