Fold Out Dining Table For Small Space

This is perfect for a small group sitting around the dining room table. Not sure if it works for large groups theater seating

Set up is shockingly simple. I put it on a small table in the corner of the dining room. Plugged it in, and after about a minute on the app it worked. It's a relatively small speaker, but has great bass response. I wish I had bought it years earlier. It fills the whole first level of our house with music.

I expected a lot, but the speaker still exceeded my expectations. The sound is wonderful. And it is so beautiful that I have it on my dining table as a decoration :)

It is blazing hot here, so don't spend much time outdoors. I did some macro work at my dining table. I enjoyed doing what I did and definitely looking forward to more in the near future. Everything worked without flaw.

I screwed my projector into my dining room lamp and can now project onto the table. Great for tabletop games. I just need to put a paper on my table. Easy enough to put on and take off to switch projector modes.

Perfect to cover a small space or people. Love it! But man it's hard to fold it the first time lol.

I used to just use a small 30 or so circle one and it did the trick but this one covers more space, so instead of just getting the face with nice light reflections, I can finally get the whole body. It's easy to fold. You stand it tall, step on the bottom, fold the top down in half, and then fold the right side in, then the left. Super easy.

The product is used for table top images of small items where light control in a confined space is very critical. It also provides protection when used in the field from wind that can be a problem in macro photography. The product is very well made and easy to set up. Comes with various backdrops, carry case. Open out of the box and ready to use in minutes.

Compact,Sits nicely on a small computer table without taking up a lot of space. Seamless navigation between two computers with the press of a button.

I have 8 Sonos products throughout my house including a Sub gen 3 in my living room. I recently decided to purchase the Sub Mini to pair with a Five in my Dining room. The Dining room is rectangular (~15ft x 30ft). The Five is in one corner of the room at ear level. The stand alone Five sounds rich and fills the room almost perfectly (just the bass that can't quite fill the entire space). However, after placing the Sub Mini on the opposite end of the rectangular room, the whole space is now perfectly suited for dining - full of sound, but not loud. The Sub Mini filled the void of missing bass & is small enough to hide out of view (unlike the Sub gen 3). Perfect for certain situations like mine.