RFIVERTall Mobile TV Stand on Wheels, Castors for 32-80 inch Flat Curved TVs, Height Adjustable, Tiltable, Max VESA 600x400mm Bracket, Black

Top product. The assembly was very easy. Using it around my room is great. For the cost very steady. Leaves me with loads of room. Fantastic product.

I am using this stand with an 77" LG G1 (VESA 300x300) which is massive and weighs 40 kg - close to the stated limit of 50 kg. I was curious to see how that (relatively) cheap stand would handle it. The answer is: pretty well! It's a bit wobbly (as other reviews have noted), but nothing that would make me worried my TV would fall down or something. Although I should mention that I'm using the stand in an entirely fixed position - I don't think it would be a good idea to move it around constantly due to the sheer lever effect and stress that would be imposed on the stand.What I especially like about this setup is that the stand itself leaves a pretty small footprint on the floor, compared to the sheer size and weight of the TV it's holding. And it manages that without any apparent risk of tipping over.The main issue is a bit of back-and-forth and side-to-side wobble in the two uprights. I don't think the uprights themselves could break in a way that would put the TV (or its user) at risk, but it is a bit unsettling.What I really like about this stand is that it has plenty of adjustments. This is great if you'd like to optimize ergonomics. You can adjust the height in fine increments by adjusting the pillars and the alignment of the VESA holes - but note you will need to remove the TV first. I especially like the tilt function, which is surprisingly sturdy and well-designed - I was even able to adjust the tilt *while the TV was on the stand* without help!The bottom shelf can be adjusted in height or even removed (or reinstalled) entirely without taking the TV off, which is nice.Assembly instructions were clear and easy to follow as long as you use both the provided manual and the installation video on this product page. I don't know why other reviewers are complaining about difficulties - I'm not particularly experienced in these things and yet I found it was quite straightforward. Took me less than an hour. It can be done by a single person - well, right up until the point where you need to lift a 40 kg TV, that is.The only small problem I had while mounting the stand is that it can be a bit tricky to level the TV horizontally - with such a large TV it needs to be very precise as the slightest rotation is immediately visible, and the wobble doesn't help as the stand can settle unto a different position each time. However I did manage to get it to sit straight in the end.Overall I am quite satisfied with this product. Honestly I didn't expect this much given the price.

It stands tall and strong. Discrete lines and a non-slip tray for disc players. It is mobile and allows for a 55 inches TV to be easily moved from one room to another whenever required. A very competent product at a good honest price.

I bought this brand's slightly smaller stand recently which for the 55 inch it's adequate, also as I reviewed, I was impressed with it, I can unbolt one side of the bottom legs for transport and reassemble easily. However, for a 65inch heavier too (the OLED 55inch is just glass so light) it needed something more. I specialise in funeral video and live-streaming and this time for a wonderful family sadly losing their mother Lady Butler married into a line of renowned politicians almost prime minister three times, I was required to have two large monitors in the marques. Bought this one and had little time to assemble plus transport with the rest of equipment. So I pre-assembled the ground legs and took the rest with me. It was very similar to the smaller one so I knew how to assemble quickly. My 65ich having come off a wall bracket swing out mounting, already had the brackets on the back which were FULLY COMPATIBLE with this stand, so that saved time and trouble keeping the other brackets on the TV, and quick to put straight back on the wall afterwards. The floor was smooth and sloped a lot. I didn't trust the two locking wheels to hold it static, so tipped back wheels onto a patch of grass behind the flooring, that grabbed it in place. I couldn't get my foot to push the lock on either, used my hand, so it's the only negative minor point, in most cases floor will be more level so brakes will be fine. Very robust, easy to assemble, extends high, took balance and weight of 65 inches, highly recommend,

Very good product and nice 👍👍👍It was a pain in the arse to set upThe other bits was ok

Currently holding a 58 inch Panasonic tv with ease. Quite straightforward to put together but taking your time in doing so is important. I always think that bolts, screws etc are terribly hard to associate with the correct parts, but on this item is was done with good clarity. Once put together (which took my son approximately twenty minutes), the stand was ready and in place to take my Panasonic TX-58GX800B tv. Once the brackets were put onto the tv (easy), we lifted the tv up onto the stand, dropped it into place and job done. Looks the part and gives me more space to use a unit underneath which covers the legs. I did not use the wheels as I needed it to slide under my tv unit and it still proved very stable andI have no worries at all with the tv being held in place. A professional unit at a rather outstanding price. Years ago these type of units were a lot more expensive and this one performs as it should and is very well made.

Bought for a room i'm renting, fits a 50" TV on it easily.Easy to assemble (some diagrams don't quite match the real-life pieces but you can get the gist of it).Very sturdy. Have seen better cable management designs, and the shelf/table could be doing with having a little bit more room - currently fits a ps4 but i imagine it wouldnt fit a ps5 securely.

I've got a heavy 65 inch TV on it and its very sturdy,easy to put together,i even managed to mount the tv on it by myself and im no weight lifter.