VIVO Mobile TV Cart for 32 to 83 inch Screens up to 110 lbs, LCD LED OLED 4K Smart Flat and Curved Panels, Rolling Stand with Laptop DVD Shelf, Locking Wheels, Max VESA 600×400, Black, STAND-TV03E

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Ah, the VIVO Mobile TV Cart, a journey of DIY adventure and misadventure!
Ah, the VIVO Mobile TV Cart, a journey of DIY adventure and misadventure! Let me regale you with my quest to assemble this marvel of modern engineering.Upon receiving the package, I felt a mix of excitement and trepidation, like an intrepid explorer about to tackle the Himalayas armed with power tools. The instruction manual stared at me with its cryptic hieroglyphs, and I realized that this was a task that required more than just my bare hands.Enter power tools! Forget about a simple screwdriver – I needed the heavy artillery, the ones that make grown men question their masculinity. As I embarked on this noble mission, I realized that without these tools, building the cart would be like fighting a dragon with a toothpick.And then came the bracket that was supposed to hook onto the poles. Or not. It was a comedy of misalignment, as if the poles were practicing interpretive dance and the bracket was just trying to keep up. There was pushing, there was pulling, there was perhaps a hint of pleading, until finally, through sheer force of will (and a little bit of force of foot), it relented and decided to cooperate.I must admit, I never thought I’d use the words “forcing” and “fit” in the same sentence so many times in a review, but hey, life is full of surprises. Fast forward to attaching the TV, and it was like performing an intricate ballet of screws and holes, where each move required the precision of a surgeon and the patience of a saint. One by one, the screws reluctantly lined up, as if they were having a minor existential crisis but eventually agreed to play along.However, as much as I jest about the ordeal, once the VIVO Mobile TV Cart was standing tall, with its 55-inch LCD TV proudly mounted like a trophy, it was a sight to behold. The shelf, oh the shelf! A haven for all things remote-related and snack-worthy, though I must confess, it also demanded a certain amount of “encouragement” to accept its screws.In the end, my dear readers, I stand before you with a cart that seems to have been built through a combination of determination, muscle flexing, and a dash of luck. Would I recommend it? Well, if you’re up for an adventure that might involve a bit of friendly wrestling with inanimate objects, this cart might just be your kind of thrill. Just remember to bring your power tools, your sense of humor, and a heart full of patience. Happy carting! 🛒🔧📺

Exactly as described and works as hoped
I use this in a bedroom with a 55″ TV so I can well see the screen while working from bed.It’s sturdy and I really like being able to set my laptop (due to also having a vertical laptop holder) mouse and keypad on its shelf when not working. Being on rollers makes it easy to have it at the edge of the bed for maximum visual of my workspace or roll it away at night.

Entertain like you mean it!
We have been wanting to have a TV on the patio for entertainment, for quite a while. We like to throw little get togethers, cook outs and the occasional soiree. We have an extended patio, seating for 16+, two fire pits, a huge grill/smoker combo and great lighting.It was my idea to permanently mount a TV designed for outdoor use, under the awning. Then, wifey suggested that we put one on a stand. As luck would have it, we attended a party where the host had a TV mounted on a regular stand and put it in the ‘VIP tent’. That cinched it. I decided that we would have our ‘outdoor’ TV on a rolling stand, along with a soundbar and subwoofer. I already have an ‘extra’ TV. I bought a 55″ to go in the garage. The 48″ that’s in there now will be perfect for this purpose.After doing some research, I decided on this one from VIVO. It’s not the cheapest. It’s not the most expensive, either. But, based on it’s design and function, it’s the best for our intended purpose. Reading the description, I first thought that the uprights were telescopic. But, they are fixed. The height of the TV is adjusted by the mounting rings attached to the uprights. That’s fine with me.For our purpose, the TV will be mounted at the highest point. Using specialized brackets (purchased separately), the sound bar will be mounted above the TV, making the whole thing about 6′ tall, and the subwoofer on the stand’s built-in shelf.This stand from VIVO is very well designed, built with top quality materials. The finish of the final product is perfect. I can see how this stand would be used in institutional settings, like public school’s media departments. It’s very sturdy and will withstand a lot of rolling around with heavy loads.The casters are small, strictly for smooth, hard floors. They won’t do well on uneven surfaces like coarse stone face paving. Extra care should be used when moving the fully loaded set up from place to place. Two people should do the moving. The leg spread is good enough to keep the whole thing well balanced and not tip over. All four casters lock, to keep it stationary on sloping surfaces. They include a bubble level. Keeping the bubble inside the black lines ensures safe positioning. Running the cables through the uprights keeps things nice and tidy, and tangle free. The TV mounting hardware is standard. It’s the same type you would use to wall mount a TV.Mounting the TV was a breeze. You can see that I also used another mounting bracket for the soundbar. There were no issues incorporating that in the setup. I set the subwoofer on the built-in shelf. All the wiring was tidied up behind the TV. The power cord and connecting wire from the sound bar to the subwoofer are run in the uprights and keep the whole thing clean, tangle free and very professional looking.I am pleased with this purchase. I’m happy to give it five stars.

I purchased the Vivo TV stand, model STAND-TV03E for my 55″ tv and I can confirm that it is a very good stand. It rolls quite well on my carpet which is nice. It’s very sturdy and not tippy but as can be expected you have to be a little careful when rolling it around with a 55″ tv on it. It was fairly easy to put together, after watching the video, but there were times that you had to fuss a little to some of the bolts and screws to line up. Overall I would give an 8 or 9 out of ten. The screws for the shelf are very easy to strip as were the set screws for the bottom legs so be careful with those. For $110 plus tax I think it’s a very good product, especially for the price of $110 plus tax.

Excelente calidad. Las partes vienen empacadas individualmente.