Customer Reviews for VEVOR Mobile TV Stand, Mobile TV Cart for 23 to 60 inch TVs, Height Adjustable Portable TV Stand with Wheels, with A Tray for Audio-Visual Devices, Rolling TV Stand with Mount for Bedroom, Living Room

This is a very sturdy stand. It is being used to hold a 65" 8K TV as a monitor. Scaled to 140% to make text look very smooth and easy to read without seeing pixels, and giving the same effective pixel area as 2 x 4K 46" screens. The swivel helps to bring areas near the edges closer to the seating position for easy viewing, without any wobble but still easy to use just one finger to move it. It is behind a desk so I don't use the shelf, but it may be a possibility later. The base is very solid, but I would have preferred a steel base to mitigate against accidently smashing the tempered glass, though that would seem to take a lot of force to do as it's 12.7mm thick.

Relatively easy to assemble, sturdy, stable, strong, and ultimately almost invisible. I basically needed something that would primarily hold the weight of an 80" TV, but also with a base slim enough that it would slide underneath my existing media unit. This unit turned out to be ideal & very well priced, considering the alternatives which are similar but far, far more expensive. The hardest part about the whole process was lifting the TV onto the bracket, but it looks great in the end and is almost imperceptible.

The Vevor TV Stand Mount, Swivel Tall TV Stand, was a spur-of-the-moment purchase. I recently bought a new 50-inch television and a wall-mount kit to place in my basement. While looking at the Vevor website, I saw this stand with shelves that did not have to be attached to the wall, saving me from putting holes in my newly painted wall. The adjustable height and ability to swivel allowed me to place it in the corner of the room, leaving plenty of room to put pictures on the wall.

The parts to this arrived dusty; at first, I thought it was scuffed, but it turned out it just needed light cleaning. The two shelves are made out of fiberboard; the rest is metal. It comes with a lot of screws and spacers to compensate for different makes and models of TV. I mounted a 65-inch TV to this, and it worked well. The images in the manual are a bit blurry, making it hard to discern some of the smaller part letters and quantities, but the instructions for constructing the stand were easy enough to follow. It wasn't as easy to understand the pictograms for mounting the TV to the stand, and I had to look up a video showing a VESA mount to understand how it worked. The two bars you attach to the back of your TV have "hooks" that sit over the lip on the mounting plate, which are then held in place with two screws. Once the TV was affixed and the security bolts tightened, it was very sturdy, and I didn't feel like the TV would fall off, tip the stand, or shift over if the stand was wheeled around a lot. The shelves don't seem too strong, but they are adequate for their purpose. They would hold a DVD/Blu-ray player or a sound bar, but I wouldn't use them for anything heavy. The wheel locks are useful for when you need to keep the stand in place; each lock has a wheel, and with all of them engaged, the stand will not move at all. The casters roll smoothly across the floor when the wheels are unlocked. This is a solid stand for a classroom, community center, or any space where a TV is only required in certain situations and wall mounting is impossible or expensive. I wish the instructions were better. If I'd understood how it worked sooner, I would have placed the mounting bars a little lower on my TV, but I'm not taking the risk of remounting it now.

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The stand itself is fine, study and supports the TV just fine but the shelves are a lot weaker and will not support much weight at all. Even with a soundbar or gaming system you can see them sagging from the side, the bolts aren't that strong and one broke off when tightening and the other stripped out the plastic thread hole. Generally good to mount for a TV but just don't put anything on the shelf unless you want to risk it falling at some point. There was probably a good 1 inch or more deflection at the end of the shelf. Which has grown over time. i'll likely modify it with additional supports just to be on the safe side.

Middle pole holes was not big enough for screw really was going to start buying from this brand more but now I’m not to convinced of quality not by is leaning to side

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It's does the job.

Screwholes to that plate which belongs to back of tv. Those holes are very wrong places. Pipes bends a lot, it is not straight at all ! Can you send me a new?