PERLESMITH Mobile TV Cart with Wheels for 23-60 Inch LCD LED OLED Flat Curved Screen Outdoor TVs Height Adjustable Shelf Floor Stand Holds up to 55lbs Monitor TV Holder with Tray Max VESA 400x400mm

Installation is as easy as it can get. Everything is labelled. The stand is stable, after testing I found you would need to be pretty reckless to be able to tip the stand over with a TV mounted.All parts are of good quality. Do keep in mind this is a lightweight stand and I have a lightweight TV mounted to it. I wouldn't want to mount anything heavy to this stand just because of how light duty it is, which is what it's made for, light duty.It rolls easy and smoothly and the TV mount is very secure, I feel confident in this product.Highly recommended for light TV's, would buy again.

I don't write a lot of reviews. Most things are either "blah...it is what it is and nothing special" or "it was a PITA and I returned it or it just wasn't right.This one, though...it IS what they say it is AND it actually was much better, and easier to put together, than I thought when I made the purchase.So, back story.....I have an "extra 55in TV" since it just got repaired and I had gotten a replacement in the meantime. I also have a "games room" with a full size craps table, seating, dart board, etc. I wanted to mount the TV but, due to windows in that room, the only place I could mount it on the wall would actually be on the fireplace. I hesitated doing that. So, I searched for portable TV stands. I had looked, years ago, for similar, and didn't like what I saw.This time, I looked at a few dozen. I read the reviews (filtering out the BS ones, imo) and read the questions (people! Read product descriptions before asking questions! I saw a lot of questions that were answered either in the product title or immediate description).After a few hours of research, I went back to one of the first 2 I had initially looked at, and this was the one I chose.It arrived and, as I am having some problems with my leg, I can't knee or squat down or do other things that would have made putting it together much easier, but, that said, I was still able to do it, on my own.Just took a little longer, but still didn't take too long. Probably 30 minutes.When putting together, unpack everything, place on table (in my case) or floor, and have the instructions out. Follow the instructions. Nothing tricky. They are actually pretty easily written in English and the photos are easy to follow as well. Don't get ahead of yourself and just doublecheck your steps as you go.They give you all the tools you need (until the end when you do need a small philips head screwdriver to secure the mount in the last step). All the parts are there, and segmented appropriately, in the packaging...and labeled well....instead of a mishmash of parts where you have to separate them on your own.The TV I mounted was a Samsung 55" LCD and I was able to mount it on my own (I'm 5'10" and not weak, but I feel that most males around my size and many females that are 5'6" or more, and are ok lifting 30-40 pounds on their own can do this. Wingspan has more to do with this than lifting weights for this. If in doubt, get a friend. Most 2 person groups could lift and mount super easily, I believe).I've had it installed and in use all afternoon and this evening now, as I put it next to my craps table and I have been shooting dice with it on. I enjoy having my TV in the same room instead of just hearing it from another room....and, when the weather gets nice again, with this mount, we can always wheel it out on the deck and watch TV in the evening while enjoying the outdoors.The one thing that I wish were a little different is the tray. What they have done is functional and no complaints. I just wish there were an easy way to have the tray on the back of the unit as I don't like stuff distracting my view when I am watching TV (that's on me for letting it distract me). I do understand that, for some, that wouldn't work to have it on the backside as it may, depending on what is put there, unbalance the unit and cause a tipping hazard though.Overall, for the price paid, this is pretty darn good. Does not feel cheap or shoddy at all. Feels well constructed and quality parts. Good job on making this!

It was moderately easy to put together. Husband and I put it together in probably 45 minutes. It is sturdy. This was one reason I picked this because of reviews indicating such. It is sturdy and hold my 43 inch well. Haven't really moved it around much but will update review if it fails in its purpose. I recommend this product

I ordered this rolling TV cart/stand to put a TV in my home office. I am using the TV for presentations, but I also need to use my office space differently. The mobility of a rolling cart was important to me.When I received the box with pieces to assemble, everything was very neatly packed and numbered. I was impressed with that. The instructions were easy to read and follow. The pieces were identified by number and by photo. Allen wrenches were included but the TV mounted required a different screw driver. That information was clearly noted in the instructions.All of the pieces looked very solid and sturdy, except the cover for the base. That cover was plastic - and had a chunk broken off. I tried to contact the company from their 800 number, but nobody ever called me back. I finally went on to Amazon to their seller's page and started an e-mail correspondence. I figured if they could overnight that one piece, I could put the item together right away. Though it wasn't a very "functional" item to make the thing work, it was one of the earliest pieces of assembly. This meant that if I assembled it with the broken part, if I got a new part later, I would have to dis-assemble then re-assemble all over again. I didn't have the time because I wanted to use my TV right away. Getting that one part replaced - I figured would be simpler and less time consuming than returning the item, and getting a new one - with the chance of another broken part. I thought asking for the part was a reasonable solution. However, they said they could not overnight the part. It would take up to 10 days. They said they would send it, or I could buy ANOTHER unit entirely - for 50% off, and keep the old one and asked which I would prefer. (Amazon itself would allow a full return). I just decided to put it together with the bad part. I did eventually receive the replacement part as offered, but by that time, I was not going to unmount my TV, take the stand apart and reassemble again. (The replacement part is now safely stored for a future date if I need it.)That interchange with the company was irritating, especially because the unit, itself, was shipped almost immediately and I received it right away.Otherwise - I assembled the unit without the shelve. It appears I can add the shelf later without taking the assembly apart again, so I have that stored with the instructions and parts as a later option as well.The TV was easy to "hang" mount on the plate attached to the pole, and secure with screws provided on the TV arms. My TV didn't fit the instructions or alternate instructions - however, a correct set of screws came with the unit - they just were not mentioned in the instructions. There is a part that the TV mount plate sits on which can be loosened or tightened to easily adjust the TV height. (I think we can do this carefully, even with the TV already mounted.) The base is sturdy, with locking wheels all around.My TV is 43" - within the proper range for this cart. I have the unit on carpet. I am being very careful when moving the mounted TV around my office floor because the unit looks top heavy where the TV is, and the radius of the base seems on the small side. I am concerned the Unit could topple over with the TV on it if I am not mindful of the balance. Design-wise: A somewhat wider base might give it more stability and balance, but I like the shorter legs that go up to the wall, the locks on the wheels, and if I hold onto the pole and keep my hand on the TV, it moves around fairly well.I have not tried to hide the device cords, but there are several ways to do that.Appearance wise, it's sleek & very attractive..All in all - I think it was a good investment for the price.

I had my doubts but I needed a module TV stand. Yeah this is solid roles well. Decently balanced. Major support spine is nice and strong. The shelf is a little flimsy, but for a laptop or speaker, it works just great.

Fácil de armar, práctico y resistente.

Armarlo es lento pero no dificil, el instructivo viene en inglés, si no sabes mucho te das una idea con los dibujos y las letras de cada parte.Lo compré porque mi pared es de tabla roca y tengo gatos, no quería dañar mi pared, ni perder la tv por mis gatos juguetones. si queda algo de separacion de la pared. cumple su funcion, pero no se ve muy esttetico en mi sala, se ve mejor pegado la TV a la pared. La TV ES DE 50 PULGADAS.

Good

Easy assembly and sturdy fixture. Very useful.

Lindo y fácil de armar, te piden un desarmador de cruz que no trae el producto, después de unos meses el soporte posterior se aflojó y la tele se bajó un poco, aún así lo volvería a comprar