TAVR Mobile TV Cart Rolling TV Stand with Wheels for 55-100 Inch LCD LED Flat Curved Screens up to 200lbs, Heavy Duty Portable Floor TV Stand Large Base Trolley (TV Stand +Another Shelf)

We purchased another stand before this one that purported to hold a 110 lb. TV. It was so flimsy that the mast bent forward under the strain tilting the TV toward the ground and that TV weighed only 100.5 lbs. Not good. We returned it and ordered this one. It wasn't cheap but turned out to be good value as it really IS strong enough to hold the TV. The build was pretty easy. The instructions were not great but with some thought could be followed. Some parts are not mentioned but with a little playing around were properly assembled. The TV we ultimately mounted to this stand weighed 123 lbs. and there is no swaying or other signs of trouble. Bottom line - This stand is the real deal, strong steel for the structural elements and plastic only used as decorative elements. Paul

This mobile TV cart is extremely sturdy and well‑constructed. My 100" TV is mounted on it right now on a stage, and it handles the size and weight with zero issues. The heavy‑duty base feels very secure, the wheels roll smoothly, and the height adjustment is solid and easy to use. The overall quality is excellent — strong materials, stable design, and clearly built to support large screens safely. Highly satisfied with this purchase.

I think this is my first 5 star review for Amazon and I’m so happy to do so! I’ve been an engineer since the early 80’s. When I see a well engineered product coupled precision manufacturing, I must give credit where credit is due. To the engineers: A great design in the balance of light weight, shipping size, structural integrity and ease of assembly. Nicely done. To the manufacturer: Correct welds, precise threads and excellent quality of manufacturing. If assembled correctly, this quality TV stand will last far longer than any TV attached to it. Nicely done guys… Mark MTC

Heavy duty, I have a 65 inch TV on mine. I have it in our Lani, the wheels lock down to keep it steady. However due to tough weather here frequently I move it behind patio furniture and with a cover and attached strap kept it tight and solid when not in use. We had a strong storm two days ago with high winds and it didn't move an inch. Based on my experience I would recommend it for mobility and heavy duty use.

I purchased this for our large touchscreen monitor at our office. The package was quite heavy, but that definitely reinforced my confidence in its stability. Opening the package, it had familiar pieces and tool configurations. The instructions do mention you will need a Phillips head screwdriver, but one of the included Allen wrenches does have a Philips head on one of its ends. You could probably do all you need with that, but it might be more convenient to use your own screwdriver or drill. The instructions were intuitive and did a great job of taking you through each step. They also started with the size check, to make sure your screen actually fits the sizing required for the stand. It took me about 30 minutes to assemble it by myself, from getting the package to completion. I am easily distracted, so it might take a more focused person more like 20 minutes. The finished product looks great and is sturdy as heck. The touchscreen monitor I hung on it is 157 pounds, and it had no issues holding that weight. The only thing that wasn't perfect, and this was user error, but there is a joint in the vertical stand frame bars that you have to connect. It has a cover to cover up the screws, but I missed that in the instructions. So my bad, but it still looks great and now my co-workers will have to be careful around the screws, which I sharpened. Just kidding. I am not a monster. Anyway, I highly recommend this stand, especially if you cannot hang monitors on your office space walls.