Monoprice Premium Height adjustable TV Display Cart for 37" to 70" Displays max 110 lbs with Portrait-to-Landscape Rotation, Hand Crank Height

I purchased this for my classroom. It holds the 55' flat screen TV very well. It's very strong, easy to set up, easy to adjust the monitor height and angle, and easy to roll around the classroom. I use the included shelf to hold my laptop so that I can see the presentations while teaching. I'm very pleased with this unit and would happily purchase it again.

This is a good solid unit that has thus far lived up to my expectations. Simple to put together, save one caveat. Make sure you check the casters on the base unit and make sure they are solidly attached and level. On mine I was in such a hurray to get it up that I failed to notice the casters were just barely attached to the base. This resulted in my having to adjust them after having added the heavy 55" TV to the stand.

The wheels are too tiny, but they're easy enough to replace as they're on threaded M10 stems. Once I got some larger wheels on it it was great.

I already had a 55in TV on a lighter weight stand similar to this one. I found the ability to move the set around a big convenience. I bought this heavier stand to hold my 65" set, which is much heavier than the 55 inch unit. Assembly was straight-forward with one very minor snag. The instructions show how to attach the "main post" to the rolling base, but the post-to-base paragraph makes no mention there is a front and back on the main post. You only find this out after you have installed the post, which attaches either way. Then you find out you're supposed to attach the crank facing backward, which requires you to make sure the easy-to-miss hole in the post is facing backward. This is a great stand and highly recommended!

It wasn't difficult to assemble, and is not too bulky (as discreet as a TV stand can be). I would purchase again

E Z assembly and S T U R D Y. Effectively in place and looks great.

I wanted a rotating TV mount to connect to PC for a pinball game. Did not want a tradional pinball table form.. wanted to pass a controller for couch play. Looked at wall mount but saw a cheaper TV cart on sale but then saw this one with rotation built in. Everything about this is strong, well-built.. smooth. The wheels are low-profile and urethane. The spread in front is wide.. maybe 3 feet apart.. make it stable. Spread between wheels in back maybe half that. Pretty easy assembly. Easier than wall-mounting. Just went on sale maybe a week since I bought it.. but I am still happy. It is a steal at the sale price qnd a great deal at full price. If you have been thinking about getting one... THIS is what you have been waiting for. BUY IT NOW. shipping price was not insubstantial.. still worth it.

This is a great piece of equipment. I use it in a garage gym with a 75? 80-pound tv and I love it.

Sturdy construction, crooked TV, no cable guides, and the crank for raising/lowering interferes with the upright so it rubs with every turn. The hefty construction is confidence inspiring when mounting a huge (to me) TV. Assembly was easy with the provided tools. The piece with the two horizontal that mounts to the top of the telescoping arm was at an angle, and no amount of fiddling could make it parallel with the floor. You'll also need a 10mm socket to adjust the tilt.

I needed a mount that could rotate and adjust the hight. It's been working well for the last few months of production and our main on set monitor with a Planar PS6574K. I hope it's back in stock soon. I want to order another.

It works perfectly for our needs. Easy to assemble, and looks very professional.

Well-made; well-packaged; came together easily Works so well we might buy another one!

I spent hours looking for a stand that can be manually raised with a crank lever. The one I was going to buy retailed above $700. The reason I didn't get the expensive one, was because the wheels sit up so high it wouldn't roll under my adjustable height desk when it was in the lowest setting. This one has a lower profile, its super stable and its a great price. The shelf and camera stand do not have to be installed. This unit is perfect, and perfectly priced.

The base came with holes to big and no screws would fit. Even took it to Home Depot and couldn?t find a screw for it.

The ONLY mobile stand with the vertical crank - this is easily my favorite feature

The product came intact, assembly was easy and quick. Have one gripe/complaint through the 90 degree tilt (landscape to portrait), is not smooth. I cannot imagine rotating with the TV mounted.

I purchased 5 of these carts for use at an adult day rehabilitation program. They are very easy to assemble, and once the display is mounted, the unit is very stable. I would recommend this rolling. adjustable display cart.

Love it! Using it for a large piece of therapy equipment. Holds fast, stable, easy to change height, not worried about the kiddies pulling it down on themselves. Yeah, the keyboard tray is touch wobbly, but more than sturdy enough fro the keyboard.

<3 Reminds me of being in school and going to the library to get the media cart except that this ones pretty and current.

This is a great stand for the money. It looks good, somewhat upscale. It's very heavy and well constructed. Shelves are sturdy. It's easy to assemble taking about 20-30 minutes. There are two minor minuses. The crank up handle doesn't attach to the stand. It's kind of like a fancy wrench. You stick it in a square hole, crank, and then put it away somewhere. Would be nice to have a plastic holder for it on the stand, or better yet have it mount in the hole permanently. The other issue is that the webcam shelf blocks the TV from being lowered to the bottom of the height range. This depends on your TV size but I think most TV's will suffer from it. You can cut off part of the bracket to fix but who wants to chop up a brand new stand?