Mobile TV Stand Rolling TV Cart with Wheels for 32-75 Inch Flat/Curved Led/LCD/OLED Portable Floor TV Stand with Shelf, Height Adjustable Heavy-Duty Holds up to 180lbs,Max VESA 600 * 400mm (White)

I recently purchased the TV Cart, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance and quality. This floor-mount TV stand is incredibly sturdy, thanks to its heavy-duty alloy steel construction. It easily supports TVs up to 75 inches and 180 lbs, and the solid metal frame keeps everything stable—even while rolling it between rooms.Assembly was straightforward with clear step-by-step instructions, and all parts were well-packed and labeled. I was impressed by the triple storage design—the shelves are strong and spacious, great for holding everything from webcams and projectors to laptops, gaming consoles, and speakers.The height-adjustable mount (31" to 51") is a great touch, allowing you to set the screen at the perfect viewing level. It’s also compatible with a wide range of VESA mount sizes, making it versatile for different TVs and monitors.One of my favorite features is its mobility. The smooth-rolling, lockable caster wheels make it easy to move the cart without worrying about it slipping or shifting once it’s in place. I’ve used it in my home office, living room, and even for outdoor movie nights—super convenient.Overall, if you want a reliable, mobile, and well-designed TV stand with extra storage, this BEISHI TV cart is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

this is a nice rolling stand and it suffices for a portable TV in our home. We don't watch much TV but have guests who do, and this generally looks ok in the living room for when company are over. It is all metal - the shelves are painted to look like wood. A few notes about it.1. if you can build a wooden bookshelf from walmart, you can assemble this stand2. the main metal posts are half the width as shown in the picture - they look more like 2x2" rather than the 2x4" pictured. looks fine.3. Without an angular cross brace, it does the trapezoid lean until you mount the cross-plate which forms the rear of the TV mount.4. The stand is reasonably solid, but none of the metal is beefy. Everything bends with any tightening done more than light/moderate. I'd recommend threadlocker compound when assembling if this will be moved regularly5. that nice wide base looks stable, but it covers swivel casters which ultimately place a smaller footprint on the ground. We mounted a 50" TV at medium height and that's alright. I wouldn't want 50" higher than mid-height, and I'd want a larger TV held a little lower.This works for us - good enough, and cheaper than I could build it myself with new materials.

Personally I liked it, I put it in my bedroom and it’s a perfect level to watch tv when I’m in my bed. I don’t like to put big holes on the wall to install the tv so it was the perfect solution for me. But I’m also thinking about rolling to back patio sometime when I want to watch games and enjoy outside. My 55 inch tv fitted perfectly and I loved the functionality!

Packaging was intact with no damage, but the item had bent legs. I returned it and requested a replacement of the same product. Shockingly, the second item also arrived with bent legs, as shown in the photos. Gave it a fair second chance, but the repeated defect clearly shows poor quality. Very disappointed.

Simple, affordable and compact TV roller. My husband and I just started the home gym and we open this today and set it up in the home gym. We can put the TV and we can roll the TV whenever we need to so that we can use it as a working out.

Wrong part sent in box, so I had to do some custom drilling to make it work. Now I’m quite happy with the purchase. It rolls well and holds my 65” TV safely. The shelves look nice with their faux wood grain, but they feel a bit cheap being thin metal. Overall I’m please with it and felt it was a good value.

I have this Samsung 55 inch TV that was on an old table. I'm redecorating my living room so I was deciding on a TV wall mount or this moving TV stand. I'm glad I chose this. It's versatile when I need to move it closer or sideways for guest. It i hav a sunglare it's nice to be able to find the position. This works for me!

Inadequate packing. The cardboard box was torn and had been re-taped. Parts rattled around inside. Luckily, nothing was broken. The bottom base platform for wheels was bent at one edge. I managed to straighten it out with pliers.The brown shelf and brown base for wheels that look like wood are actually just stamped pieces of metal, painted to look like wood. This is not clear in the description. I had expected a wood shelf. If anything metal is put on the shelf or base, a clanging noise is made.All nuts and bolts and tools were there, but one bolt had a smashed in head which meant that the Allen wrench could not be used on it. I used pliers to tighten the bad bolt.The horizontal cross plate that connects the two upright bars of the stand covered some connectors on the back of the TV. It did not have enough holes to allow an ethernet cable to be connected to the TV. But wifi worked in its place.The little shelf that hangs over the top of the TV is easy to remove after the stand has been assembled. It is not needed. I put an antenna on the little shelf since I get lots of over the air channels and do not have cable TV. A projector could be put on the little shelf, but it would have to be well secured to prevent it from falling off.The shelf under the TV is big enough for a blue ray player or laptop computer.Instructions were okay but the print size was very small. I took my time and put the stand together in a couple of hours. Once everything was tightened up, the stand had no problem holding and moving around a 46 pound 60 inch TV. But I would not put a 100 pound TV on it. The stand does not feel sturdy enough for that.The white and brown colors are a nice change from the generic black of most stands.