Yaheetech Mobile TV Stands with Wheels for 30-60 inch Plasma/LCD/LED Screens, Height Adjustable TV stand with Lockable Wheels & 3-Tier Storage Shelves, Holds 50 KG TV Screen

I was a bit dubious about this stand because of the super-low price, but it is absolutely brilliant. Very easy to construct, although there are a lot of pieces all are clearly labelled and the instructions are clear to follow. Very heavy duty and robust construction. I did miss off the two front trays as I needed to get the TV behind my chair in my craft teaching studio - I mirror what I’m doing via my ipad camera on a stand. Totally brilliant and works so well for my use as the front legs of the stand are quite wide and my chair fits perfectly in front. The stand rolls very smoothly on top-quality casters. I can’t recommend this enough!

Great looking stand. Value for money. Easy to assemble if you follow instructions. Very happy.

Amazing. Quality good and value for money, clear instructions, I built it up as an over 60 short female. It is heavy in the box and extremely well packaged. Took a good hour to put together, includes all the tools required too. Clever coding/numbering of small parts, screws washers etc , absafuckinglootly class compared to the MFI diy stuff. Easier for a tall person to actually lift TV onto main stand but it's multi flexible on height too, depends how heavy tv is probably easier with two people. Wheels are fabulous and the back ones are braked if required. Shelves really useful for digi equipment and tall one I reconfigured to attach to the back for the WiFi box. Very stable and it's functional which is what I wanted for an awkward corner while I decide what aesthetic I'm looking for without spending a small fortune. It's also built to facilitate wiring through the main upright supports if wanted.

The base of this stand takes up too much space that it is not condusive for the home. It becomes a hazard. It's better for the office.I had to resell mine. Great stand otherwise.

Can't believe how brilliant this is for the price. It's easy to assemble just a bit time consuming but that's flat pack for you. Very sturdy once assembled and moves smoothly around on the wheels.Don't hesitate it's worth it 👍🏻

Arrived and all in the one box. The big parts were individually wrapped & a roll of plastic pockets holding the bolts, screws washers etc. Even supplied Allen key /screw driver end and spanner. All plastic bags holding all the parts were numbered. Easy to put together & great clear concise instructions. Tv used to mount onto stand was 40" and very stable. 2 of the legs were longer than i envisaged but sits perfectly under the bed.Definately value for money and with brakes on the legs it doesn't move whilst on the wooden floor. Cables are hidden down the inside of the legs and the height of the stand is Adjustable. Would recommend 👌

This is a great stand. Seen some reviews that the stand takes a while to assemble... I managed to get the complete stand assembled in 20 minutes (and that was my laid back style and left foot in a support boot). Five minutes later I had also put a 65" TV onto the stand and locked in place. Only tricky bit is if you change your mind and do not want the swivel option AFTER you have fitted the TV... but it's manageable.On the 65" TV - This is probably not advised to go on the highest settings on the uprights. Measure out your optimum viewing heights before you attached TV otherwise you could get a sore neck.Wires can be hidden inside the uprights, though you may need to get creative with string if you plan to pull through RJ45, HDMI and aerial cables - but if I can manage it you can too. :)Shelves are great, but plan on where you are putting them first before you feed cables through.I have a PC on the lower shelf which is pretty much on the base of the unit.I haven't checked yet, but a third shelf would be an option I would buy.Overall? Great value for money.

I had to make modifications for the angle setting of the screen with a screen near top of weight and size range, as it did not hold. Frame bolts and nuts work loose if stand is moved regularly.