5Rcom Large Rolling TV Cart Portable Stand for 32-75 Inch Flat Screens with Wheels and Tilt Mount, Portrait or Landscape Mobile TV Cart, Height Adjustable Floor TV Stand with Laptop Shelf

I looked at several rolling stands for our new 65" TV. I was a bit hesitant about this one because the single post just looked like it wouldn't be as sturdy and the stands that have two posts. But the recent reviews were good and the price was right, so I took a chance. I was pleasantly surprised by how solidly built and sturdy it is. Of course, there is a very slight amount of flex and give if you push on the post. And I wonder if the connection will loosen over time. But for now, it feels super solid and it works very well.My only suggestion for improvement. The adjustable tray sticks out in front a bit. And I only use it when I'm connecting a laptop for a Zoom or Teams meeting. It would be great if it was hinged so that it could flip up when not in use.

I've had this over a year and it's been great--- easy to assemble, stable, and very solidly constructed. I had an unused 70" tv so I decided to make an emulation and pinball setup. The tv mounting has minimal wobble in landscape or portrait orientations and it's never made me concerned about tipping (which was a concern from another product I had tried). I'm very happy with it.

Great alternative for drilling into your walls. I like this stand because it can hold up my heavy 65’’ tv and still gives me the option of moving it around.Only con is it sags forward. But honestly I don’t mind it because it points down at me.

I was using this TV stand for an old 60" LCD TV. The TV was purchased back in the late 2000's and was fairly "high end" at the time, so it has fairly small bezels for the time (less than 1") but is still NOT LED, and has built-in speakers, so it's fairly heavy. Most of these TV stands are made for more modern TVs which are much thinner and much lighter, and I've heard horror stories of these free-standing stands falling over forward when larger or older/heavier TVs are put on them. I figured I'd try this stand anyway and I'm glad I did. It works great, is very sturdy and the metal parts are very heavy duty. I like that the welds are decent quality and go the full length of the welded parts. They aren't just 1" globs of tack weld here and there. The finish on the product seems very durable as well - more like a thick textured material vs just a satin black paint. For the price I don't think I could have beaten this for my use case. Very good stand.

It has been used by both myself and my daughter - separate residences. I roll it from living to dining room and keeps its sturdiness. Never had a problem with it for 3 years.

I wanted something that I could roll in front of our bed, and when done, roll right back to the side wall so it's not just a constant eye sore. This did the trick. Easy to set up, very stable, and has much wider feet unlike some of the other ones I was looking at. I mounted a 55" LG TV on it, and knew I'd be rolling it over thick carpet. I didn't want any teetering or instability issues, and this gave me that in spades. All the tools for installing it were included, but I'd recommend maybe having a few phillips head screwdrivers on hand to make it easier.

Good stand except the casters are too lightweight. The rest of the stand is great, except the wheels broke right out of the base when I moved it a couple of times. With heavier duty casters, I would recommend this stand. If you plan to roll this stand around on a regular basis, I don’t recommend this one.

First time I have encountered such well thought out packaging. Each step is explained and all pieces are presented in order including all tools needed. All parts fit together without struggle. (I am a senior woman with little strength) Very little waste in packing materials. The box had obviously been handled roughly but the rolling TV stand was in perfect condition. Was happy I could assemble it on my own and didn't have to get anyone to help me.