Rolling TV Stand, Mobile TV Stand for 32-75-Inch Smart TVs up to 150lbs | Portable TV Stand on Wheels, 6 Height Adjustments, 2-Tier Wood Shelves, Universal Floor TV Cart for Living Room, Bedroom

This is an excellent television stand. It assembles well and the instructions are clear. Assembly takes time, but the stability of the stand is worth it. It rolls easily and has two attractive shelves. The height of the television is adjustable.

Have had this over 6 months and it’s exceeded my expectations. It was a bit complicated for me to put together and I made some mistakes, but was able to adjust and fix them. One leg came scratched which was disappointing and when I ordered a replacement I got scratched again on the one leg, but was able to use the other to replace my original scratched one. Despite these small issues, it has worked out so well for my needs and is entirely sturdy, so giving 5 stars. I love being able to move my tv around just were I want it.

Very Great Quality so Sturdy. Was super easy to put TV on it love how u can just slide it and move it anywhere w out a problem. Shelves are good quality. Love it so much we are buying several more.

This replaced a tripod in my studio that I had a 55" monitor on. The tripod was rated for 65" screens, but in retrospect I think anything over 40" was pushing your luck. So whatever was replacing it was going to need to handle at least 65" if not more. Overspeccing is a GOOD thing, folks. So after a couple days, I'd settled on the well-reviewed thing you're looking at here. It was apparent from the pics, also, that if this was a decent gauge of steel being used, it would be nearly smashproof. Ordered it. A few days later, this heavy box shows up. Assembly...OK, let's get right to that. And frankly, your dog could assemble this. It's ridiculously straightforward, and the instructions are very understandable. By the time you've put your screen on the VESA mount hooks, it'll have you thinking "Wasn't this supposed to be harder?" One other plus over the tripod, also: the floor space needed here is actually LOTS smaller front-to-back than before. Pushing that back by 16-18" gives you more space; there's not too much else out there that can push that close to the wall without being mounted TO the wall. Another thing to know: this has the space needed to mount two smaller monitors side by side...or if they're vertical, three. All you need is more of those hook mounts, and maybe a couple patio weights. I use 20lbs on the base in back to make sure that it's all but impossible to tip forward. No, it won't win any prizes on style. But then, it's clearly designed to be 100% practical, and it nails that. If you want a VESA stand that your great-grandkids will hand down to their own kids, it's probably this one.

Yep, mine came scratched up as well - Part C, like everyone else that report it. I knew that going into it and accepted it. Assembly isn't so bad and didn't take as long as others report although the hardware is below average and the way the pieces go together could use some additional thought on the design side. There is a reason they suggest you leave all screws loose during assembly. Surprisingly, once all screws were tightened properly the unit is straight and true. The end result is very sturdy and she rolls like a champ if need be. So, a bit of attention to detail on the part of the manufacturer and it'd be a 5 star unit all day long . . .

I'm very impressed with the build quality of this TV stand for the price, it's quite sturdy. The assembly / build process was a piece of cake. One of the best packaging / labeling jobs I've seen of any of these cheaper grade products. All screws were in their own individually clearly labeled pouches made it easy to keep things in line. Certainly recommended. One note, it does say it's for outdoor use as well, which is my application, but I'm confident that the wooden shelf will need to be replaced in time as the humidity will likely destroy it. But is that's a problem in 3 or 4 years, I certainly would have gotten good use out of it

This stand is fantastic! Wish I had bought this years ago! Easy to assemble & simple to roll around for position. Super mobile.

Wonderful unit very functional

Function over Form - AENTGIU Portable TV Stand Cart TLDR: No reviews, but I took a chance. It is solid, stable, has two large shelves and allows you to move a TV easily. Shipping: The stand arrived a week early and was packaged well. There was very minor rubbing (not noticeable) on the bottom edge of the stand, but this is to be expected with long-distance shipping. Assembly Instructions: The instructions were very clear pictograms that were large (easy to read/see) and printed on high quality paper (no blurry diagrams). This was refreshing. Assembly Tools Provided: The TV stand contains all the tools you need. Of course, if you have your own metric (blue) Allen keys, 13mm wrench and large Phillips screwdriver it makes the assembly easier. If you are using the provided tools ensure you are not rushed or hungry! Assembly Hardware: All of the hardware comes in pre-labelled bags to correspond with the assembly instructions. This ensures you have all the items before beginning assembly. This made the assembly very straightforward as you always had the correct bolt or washer needed. As an unexpected bonus, the hardware contained an extra bag of spare parts (labelled Spare Parts to avoid confusion). Assembly Hardware for Mounting the TV (VESA): All of the fittings to attach your your TV to the stand are included (i.e. M5, M6, M8 bolts of various lengths with additional spacers). There is no requirement to buy a VESA mounting kit. The stand is very sturdy and will support 150 lbs and has two upright portions to bear the load. The reason I purchased this wheeled model is that the base is wider (approx 2' deep and 2.5' wide) than most of the others, which provides more stability when moving the TV. Having the two upright portions makes the whole stand more stable and provides additional support. It rolls well over uneven surfaces (rustic hardwood laminate in my home). The wheels are good and the locking mechanism functions very well. The locks are spring-loaded so watch your fingers when releasing them. The finish (I purchased black) is good and blends well with my TV. When shopping, I found most of the units had one small shelf the size of a laptop. On this stand, the shelf on the bottom is large (approx 2' deep and 2.5' wide) enough for gaming systems or other electronics. The top shelf (10” deep and 2.5' wide) is great for your laptop if you are streaming. I use this shelf for my soundbar and BT transmitter. Caveats. The TV stand does have a bit of an industrial edge to the design that emphasizes function over form. The stand lacks any cable management. I suggest buying a number of cable harness ties to tame the wires (i.e. TV, soundbar, BT transmitter etc.). I used 8” black Velcro straps, which are not noticeable from the front. If you have a smaller TV (40”-43”) and the connections are on the back in the corner, the uprights may interfere when connecting cables. I resolved this by moving the TV slightly to the side to allow the TOS link (digital sound) cable to remain unkinked. This would not be an issue with a larger TV, which is my plan for Black Friday.

This is a very sturdy well made tv stand. We are using it as a mobile gaming station that we can roll in and out of the area. Works great

Bought this because I wanted a setup I could move. I also wanted to set it up a bit like an arcade cabinet. I have no complaints.

easy to build. design and feel is strong.. only gave 4 star cause inspite of the great packaging the was a piece of the leg that power coat paint was scuffed off right of the box. But I don't cause about the paint . I care more about steadiness... and this is Strong good built. I'm happy with the purchase!

It's a good sturdy TV stand that's relatively easy to put together. The casters roll really well, too. Only downside was that there were two big spots on one of the metal legs where the black paint is missing. The box wasn't damaged and everything was wrapped in plastic, so it likely came like that from the factory.