[Landscape] Mounted an Apple studio display to this that I use for color accurate work and roll up to or away from my desk. It does also hold a 43 Dell 4K monitor as well and rolls with ease. I would say the weight rating is more for the top pole as the bottom portion could probably hold even more weight considering the build quality and caster ratings. I got a couple Gator Frameworks clamp on pole shelves to place my laptop and electronic accessories on it.

[800 x 500 mm] Perfect for my producer prompter monitor

[800 x 500 mm] I use this at trade shows, but also to hold up my monitor at home as a secondary display when editing. So far so good. I have no regrets. I love the wheel locking feature and also the unlocking feature if you have to move it around. It also has a clean look to it, so you can keep things looking professional.

[Landscape] This is working exactly as advertised. I love the convenience of having a roll around stand for my monitors. It's annoying if the monitor is on a table because it is locked in one place. So having it on a rolling stand makes it very easy to move around our studio. But it also comes with regular feet if you choose to make it stationary. This stand seems very secure when the TV/monitor is mounted. I had no fear of it toppling over. I like that it allows you to adjust the viewing angle by tipping the monitor up to 30 degrees, this is very helpful and appreciated. This stand comes with a very large supply of screws, washers and spacers to adjust to all mounting needs. And although I did not need them, it comes with extensions for larger VESA patterns. It's made of a strong metal and is very solid, so it should withstand any wear and tear. I also like that it allows you to adjust the height on the shaft of the stand. This could come in handy if a person is
sitting down while viewing. Two of the wheels have brakes and they worked well and keep it in place. Overall, this a great little stand and will be a nice addition to our studio. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Landscape] I will start by saying it was missing a wheel nut but I was able to get one at the hardware store.

The stand itself is very sturdy, I use microphone stand shelves (look up Gator microphone stand shelves on B&H) to hold a computer and some drives. You obviously want to avoid bumping it as the monitor will rock a little but that is to be expected. Definitely handles the weight and balances decently without an excessively large, intrusive base. If you have like 10” audio rack components, they stack nicely on the two metal parts of the base. While the top weight is limited to a 43” monitor/tv, the lower pole and assembly based on the wheel ratings and structure can hold much more additional weight on the lower half.

[800 x 500 mm] This Helder TV / monitor stand is perfect for what I want to use my TV monitor for. I'm using it for my store front display in the Mall.

The height is perfect for customers walking, which means, they are viewing the monitor nearly at eye level. I wish it could go another foot higher, but looking at the physics side of things, it would probably cause the monitor to be unstable. It would have to be a much larger platform, including larger poles, which would make this stand twice the price. At its maximum height, which I have it set to, nothing wobbles and no play.

Setting it up from scratch, it takes about 25 minutes or so. Don't rush, and you don't make mistakes.

I also included here, attached, 6 images containing visual instructions. These images take me a great deal of time in making them, plus the collages, texts etc, close to 2 hours, but I'm glad to go the extra mile to help others :).

The only con I have is that you can't adjust / tilt the monitor downwards, only 7 degrees down or so, but it will tilt upwards very well, and of course, you can adjust the monitor to a straight flat position.

For the VESA mount, it will accommodate even the TVs that have a wide non standard VESA mount as they provide 4 brackets. If your TV or monitor has a 75mm or 100mm VESA, all you need is that square mounting plate. No need to attach the extra hardware they provide, as the plate itself is a standard VESA.

Depending on your TV or monitor, it includes a bunch of screws with different sizes, all lettered snd organized in a bag, and also spacers to control screw depth. My TV didn't need any of those. Usually a VESA mount, even for most 32" displays require only the thinnest screws and no adapters, which they're also there, included. Just the right size and depth!

This stand comes complete with everything you need and it is nice, elegant and stable.

[I have received this product in exchange for my honest review].