ORICO Mobile CPU Stand, Adjustable Computer Tower Stand with Locking Caster Wheel, Fits Most Gaming PC Under Home Office Desk (CPB4)

I ordered an all metal stand at first. It was too narrow for my computer. The wheels fell off and it was flimsy. This item is ideal. Looking at the plastic parts you might think this is flimsy. Au contrare! It is very sturdy and, with the adjustable bars, you can size it perfectly for your computer. Also, the large wheels roll very nicely on carpet once you lock in the tubes. It is perfect for my needs.

Easy set up and did it job

The stand is nice and wide for a Ryzen 7 cyber power PC tower. Even if it stick out from back, the tower is well secured and there is enough space from the bottom of the tower and the surface of the product. The wheels can be turned in for a sleek design. Glad I got this product to get my tower off the carpet and well worth the $40. Easy to assemble and pave the monitor, even when it’s still on. I now know I can sleep well at nights and my computer is always thanks and secured from accidental bumps, which have occurred. Like I said, well worth the money.

It fit my BeQuiet PC perfectly. It is slightly on the larger size. I had a tough time finding one to fit my PC.I had to use soap on the wheels to install them. The wheels do not roll that great. Not sure what reviewers think this is two piece and adjustable. It is ONE piece of solid plastic and NOT adjustable. I am happy with the purchase and would buy again. I recommend this product.

I saw some reviews about this thing not being sturdy/durable enough but I bought it anyway, and I’m glad I did. Honestly it’s a few pieces of hard plastic & some metal tubes, it’s really not that complicated (nor would I want something like this to be). 99.9% of the time it just sits there holding up my PC, occasionally I have to move my PC & the wheels do a nice job of helping me move it. It’s nice and sturdy & has held up well. End of story.I guess if I took it to Ibiza for a 4-night binge rage it might not hold up so well, but then neither would I.

the channels for the stem casters are ill suited for the casters included, holes seem to be too big as they fall right out.this seems to have some play, so if you roll it on carpeting with even UNDER their 20sumthing Lb weight limit, the stems move and break>My guess here is the low price influences the lack or returns cause 20 bucks starts to be like is it worth it doing all that crap.I built one myself, and for a buck or 2 more at local hardware, that is better and stronger. Used a piece of Finished, pre-cut shelf - $10.00, 2 spinning casters-$8.00. 2 fixed casters - $6.00, screws 3.00Now i have to toss the lame plastic into the ocean to free the chinese plastic to the world so we can all eat it at some point.

Ive had this under my pc for 3/4 years now and its still holds up perfectly and it’s adjustable easy to clean up too.

Bought this back a year and a half ago. Originally I think I may have given it a good review, but long term I need to change it. Assembly was easy. One problem I had was to keep everything together when rolling it on the wheels. The lock down clips would not properly hold the tubes so almost every time I moved it the tubes came out of the ends. OK fine. I just decided to be more careful when moving it and leave it in place as mush as possible. Recently I noticed that the computer was sagging on the cart. Now I have a mid-tower case, not super heavy. I noticed that the weight was pressing the bottom of the plastic corners apart. They were not broken, but the corners were not a molded piece, sort of snapped together, and they were spreading apart due to the weight of the computer. Now the tube would not stay in at all. Now the stand goes to the garbage. So in all honesty I can not recommend this computer stand.