Good stuff.i love it

Fabulous. Great qualityTakes 20-30 minutes to assemble

This is a nice tv stand but the directions are horrible and they don't include no extra screws it's like putting together a puzzle you got to figure it out

Perfect for 50” tv and really like the mobility

I love that fact that it stays in place and space saver

Had to return! This stand most definitely will not hold a 70" flat screen tv.Almost flipped!( caught) DON'T EVEN ATTEMPT. FLIMSY..Maybe would be okay with a 50-55".

Solid!

This Television stand is a great addition to my office space. I work from home and set up a “command center” in my dining area. I felt that since no one eats at the dining room table, I could put the table away and use it for my personal and work computer set-ups. With my job, I can listen to audiobooks or podcasts as I work. Before I received this stand, I had my personal computer desk set against one wall, my workstation set up against the adjoining wall, and a 32-inch TV on a folding table between the desks. I was always worried that one of my cats would jump on that table and knock the TV over. That never happened, but this sturdy addition to my office will ensure it never does.Pros for this TV stand include:It is very functional and easy to move.It doesn’t take up much space.It has a laptop tray so that if you are giving presentations, you can connect the laptop and extend your presentation to the bigger TV screen.It isn’t too difficult to put together. I do have some things to keep in mind as you assemble it.First, the base flares out. In the back, the two edges are closer together while in front, they flare outward.Second, the lower part of the front has holes only at the back, not in front. The upper part of those poles has holes all the way through for mounting purposes.When tightening the bolts, wait until you get the second bolt into place before tightening completely. Sometimes the poles shift and if you tighten one bolt, you might find that you can’t insert the other.The most difficult part for me was adding the TV. I think this was more a TV issue than the cart itself. It needed m4 screws and the holes on the back of the tv were very close together. I suggest having an electric screwdriver on hand and making sure to have the proper hardware for the tv you are installing. The bigger TVs seem to work better.Some cons I found are:For newbies like me, the instructions are so minimal that it might make it hard to understand what is being done. (For example, it took a bit of time to see that the base flared out in front. I went to the picture of the product on Amazon which helped). It really wasn’t that difficult to put together though, so this really isn’t that much of a con.Consider buying a set of tv mounting screws before attempting to mount your tv. The 32-inch Fire TV has smaller holes than the bolts that were in the package. That isn’t a deal breaker by any means, but it does help to have a set with M4 through M8-sized hardware kit with washers and spacers. (Also, an electric screwdriver helps).I really can’t think of any other issues with the TV stand. It is exactly what I needed and expected. It is sturdy and functional.I believe that this portable TV stand will be very useful for a long time. It holds the 32-inch Television well and it’s easy to move. The casters lock into place. It is what I needed and I am happy with it.