NB North Bayou Mobile TV Cart TV Stand with Wheels for 55" - 85" Inch LCD LED OLED Plasma Flat Panel Screens up to 200lbs AVA1800-70-1P (Black)

I read through a lot of reviews on a ton of these before I settled on this one and while I'm happy with it overall, there's a couple things I've got to mention.Pros:1. Sturdy. Doesn't wiggle at all with my 65" LG65UJ6540 on it. Doesn't feel like it's weak or shoddily designed. 100% happy with this.2. Rolls easily. All 4 wheels have locking casters that roll across my carpet and hardwood & tile easily.3. Easy assembly instructions.Cons:1. The lowest height is a bit taller than what I'm used to for my tvs. I normally keep my tvs 10 inches off the ground though, so that's not really a realistic height expectation for me to have with an item like this. Still though. Hahaha.2. With the tv on the lowest height there are no cable management holes available. The lowest pinned & screwed height on the pole sleaves just the edge of the cable management holes visible. I'm not certain this is a bad thing though, as I can't imagine shoving my cables into those holes and having them actually show up out the bottom, as they'd have to pass by the retainer pins & screws to reach the bottom.3. Only one shelf. This thing could support more shelves but for some reason none of these companies (well, I'm starting to think there's actually only a couple companies that make these and then they get stamped as other companies) will sell spare shelves.I had a couple of these bookmarked and had originally planned on getting this one for 1 tv and a different one for my other tv. However now that I've seen the build quality of this one I believe I'll just order another one of these, as I am satisfied overall.I'll add a picture of my tv on the lowest height later, but for now here's a picture of the back. The docs say that the upper webcam shelf (which I velcro strapped my soundbar to) only holds 10lbs. I figure this is a side effect of the screws, so I reinforced things that could fall (top shelf and bottom shelf) with zip ties, as seen in this picture.

Built well holds a 65 inch tv with no problem.

I found this one difficult to assemble. Parts were easy, but parts of the process were not well explained in the printed directions. If I'd assembled one like this before I would have known how to do it, but it was all new when I got it. I spent a couple of hours trying to figure out some of the assembly steps, and the printed directions were challenging sometimes.I finally found a video on Youtube, uploaded by the manufacturer, showing how to assemble it. Just search for the model number of the cart and watch it through, then work along with it. It greatly simplifies the process.One problem I didn't anticipate was that the bolts that came with it don't fit a Samsung TV. For my 75" TV, I had to go buy some bolts and washers to go with them. I ended up buying a whole set because I wasn't sure what type and length were needed. If I'd followed the directions and tried to use the enclosed bolts, the TV would have come crashing down. They were way too short to have fastened securely, and the directions should have made clear that bolts other than the ones that were included, might be needed. So make sure if you have a bigger set to check with its manufacturer about what kind of bolts to use.Back to the cart: I like it. It's a nicely designed cart, very solid and sturdy, once you get it assembled. Once it's assembled, it works well. So I'm giving this five stars. But I'd suggest the manufacturer include a link to the video stamped somewhere on the instruction manual. It definitely simplifies things.

Ours this product to watch TV in my patio n to set up n take down n rollaway back into my house when finished the wheel are Great n the Quality of weight of the product supporting my TV is amazing

I own a 78" smart board with projector. Originally my smart board was mounted to the wall (preferred mounting method) but I moved and now I am renting. Well, I didn't want to put holes in the walls of my rental and I really wanted the board to be mobile, so I needed another method of mounting the smart board. I looked for a stand for the smart board, but I was unable to find one. So I figured I could make a TV stand work. I did a lot of research before I picked this particular model and most of the other stands were about 1/2 this price, but they would only support 100 lbs. This is the only stand I could find (for a reasonable price) that would hold 200 lbs. The smart board is really to big for this stand, but I was determined to make it work. I had to build a frame out of 2 x 4's (see picture of the back) , but I was able to use the original mounting hardware using the frame I built. (see picture of mounting brackets) It took a little effort to get everything adjusted, but it works and I can roll it out of the way when it is not in use. I like the shelf it comes with, for me this holds the computer for smart board, making it a single unit. (Board, Projector and Computer)If I were to get a large TV (>55") I would go with this stand. For anything less than 55" I would say you are fine with the smaller stands.Overall this is a great mobile stand, I had no issues with it.

Bought for our church. It is heavy duty. Very well made. Highly recommend!

I liked the sturdiness of the unit. The instructions are terrible. The unit appears to be well made, but the one problem that have in mounting my old Panasonic 42 inch plasma is the M-5 bolts are only about half long enough to use. I have to procure the additional bolts in order to complete the installation. Obviously, whomever created the instructions didn't spend much time in reviewing his/her work, otherwise the pictures and corresponding illustrations would have been clearer to the user. I will eventually get it completed, but not without frustration. I just wish the instruction were better.