[4] We have an 80 in TV and this stand works great. The stand is quite sturdy, easy to move around.

[4] Robust unit. Easy build.

[4] Serves its purpose well. We use it to hold a 65 plasma TV as a back drop for live TV and Webcast production. Mobility allows us to roll it in and out of shot as needed. The cable management could be easier to use, we just have the power cords hanging loose.

[4] Great sturdy cart, with wheel locks. Holds our 60inch TV perfectly.

[4] This sturdy aluminum and steel structure was shipped quickly and was well organized in the shipping box. There were easy to follow instructions and well labeled parts and screws in an organized packet. Very nice to see everything thought through. It seems to be a very solid and easy to move cart that easily holds a 65 flat screen.

[4] OMG, where have you been all my life... or the last several anyway? I love how portable this is, and flexible, I mean, it is ridged as hell, solid aluminum construction, great folds for strength, big feet/wheels, but it can go where you want it, if you move small rugs first, or have someone stand on them while going up on it, and the screen goes quite high, and has shelves for your Xbox, or cable box, or small soundbar, or whatever. Plus the screen goes from landscape to portrait with very little effort, so this can be either part of your home entertainment setup, or a flexible display at a show or conference.Only hiccup was a screw I rounded off trying to use a drill, use hand tools, and replacement screws are available wherever you get screws to replace the ones you drop and can't find but need to finish something.Your mileage my vary, but this is better than drilling into the wall, only to slightly miss a stud on 1 lag screw and worry about your TV hitting the ground, or someone.

[4] Perfect accessory for mounting a 60 Plasma Monitor. It can roll room to room with the greatest of ease. The heavy duty casters make a big difference with heavier monitors. Looks clean and elegant. Easy to assemble, and the universal monitor mount works on almost every Standard monitor.

[4] We added the heavy duty casters to 'ease' the ride as we push this cart loaded with a 52 Flat Panel and small form factor PC (in the optional CPU adapter) across campus for use in smaller conference spaces. So far, it has been stable and we've sustained no damage. We also added a wireless keyboard and mouse so the PC can be operated while seated away from the panel. We keep them on the optional tray that easily mounts to the post. Use a little velcro to help them 'stick.' The vertical viewing angle can be easily adjusted. Just make sure it is tightened down before rolling it across rough floor surfaces. Decide your optimum height (will it fit through your doorways?) and keep it set as height adjustments require taking off the panel and adapter cages if any. It would be nice if the center post had a pump-able hydraulic lift to raise and lower the head.

[4] Just what I needed in my music room. Make have a computer for midi work well/

[4] This mobile cart is great! Classroom mobility was our No. 1 goal and this cart is the answer. It is adjustable and sturdy.