WALL Seven Stand A2 Large Type | Minimalist Rolling TV Stand for 45–80 Inch | Satin Black | Portable, Space Saving, Height Adjustable | for Living Room and Bedroom | Japan-Engineered Design

First reaction - packaging was absolutely perfect. Well packed, well organized, logical unpacking and simple guide to assemble. This is heavy, in a solid, subtantial way, and the assembly was easily done all by myself. It's bulky, so two people might be a a bit easier but I got it done doing a stack of books like it suggests, and then quick work of all the screws. The overall look and quality reflects really good value for the money - I looked at some of the cheaper options, one I bought and returned immediately, but this is definitely a keeper. Simple mount, even putting the big screen on by myself, and just creates a super clean look. My biggest fear was how it would work on carpeting - and it rolls with ease and is extremely stable. I bought a small shelf and a speaker bar shelf and, just like the rest, putting those on was a snap. Wires go into the stem without any challenge of squeezing or pushing to get all the stuff you want to hide into the tube. I bought a white box for all the base power cables and stuff, just to keep that uncluttered look, and it finished the job. If you are on the fence, spend the money (for me, the price was my initial concern). And, spend a couple extra dollars for the soundbar and cable tv box shelves, and a few bucks for a power strip/cord plugs box, and you have a very clean look! And if you haven't guessed - highly recommended!

Type A2 Large Title says it all. Actually now annoyed other reviewers didn’t adequately stress how impressively built this thing is. Seriously it was a wide-grinned joy when I unpacked and first realized just how heavy, thick cast, sturdy, and yet well-fitted this stand really is. Just as slim and elegant as in photos, but up close the actually beefy build quality is undeniable; bravo! Instructions are clear, assembly reasonable, and it rolls smoothly on my wood floor. Someone mentioned it scratching their floors: either they had something on their floor adhere to a caster, like a sharp crumb or chip of glass, or it’s just that they have a delicate and wholly impractical floor finish. I tried and couldn’t get the slightest of scuffs no matter how I rolled it, and my flooring consists of fairly low-grade manufactured slats. I waited a long time, having looked at soooo many competing units, and wish I’d just found this sooner. Only real design miss is that there is no tilt [forward/back] function, but maybe they could design an adaptor (if so, maybe it could have rotation [for vertical orientation] as well?). I do regret that I didn’t wait just a couple days since evidently I just missed a pretty great 15% off sale. Still worth the price. I also bought the larger soundbar shelf a few days later, and will update once installed. UPDATE: Soundbar shelf is a solid addition. It’s admittedly marginally difficult to get it perfectly parallel with the TV, but once done it maintains that horizon. Would buy again. Do think the whole stand would benefit from a rear grip for pulling it around. That’s the only quibble I can add to my original impressions above. Easy enough to bend and grab the main pipe itself, but a handle that flips out for use, and back for stowing, would make it more ergonomic.

This looks like no other TV stand I could find and it looks great! Very well designed, very well made. It does roll well, despite the small swiveling wheels, even on our Persian rugs, though I suspect it would not move well on a deep pile carpet. It is quite stable, and is fairly heavy to accomplish its stability. Assembly, though somewhat time consuming to do well, is straight forward with good pictorial directions. Unlike many "assemble it yourself" items, it actually comes with extra screws in case you drop one! Can't recommend it too highly!

It's hard to drag because the floor is a carpet, but it's good that you can move the TV depending on where you want to watch it. To hide the wire I like it because it looks cleaner because there is a hole. I've been using it for about 4 months and I'm satisfied without any discomfort.

This is a very well made and beautifully designed tv stand. It comes with multiple size spacers and bolt sizes so that it can fit many tvs. The reason for four stars is that the brackets that get mounted onto the tv are not long enough for my tv (Hisense 50 inch). So I had to only mount the brackets on the top two holes. Since my tv is very light that seems to be no issue but I would have preferred if the had included length adjustable or longer brackets in the package.

Took a bit to bite the bullet on the price of this compared to other stands, but we have zero regret. We are using it for a 55" in our kind of narrow house. We dreamed of being able to have a larger TV that could be folded back out of the way when we entertained or to just open up the room. We also use a VR for workouts and wanted to create more space. But we didn't really want to put a huge, ugly brace in the wall and didn't have a good wall beam in the right place anyhow. Our black and walnut stand sits on an 8x10 rug and moves pretty easily. It's slightly harder for me than my husband, but I still move it almost daily. Obviously, it's better to move it pushing the base and using the back stand frame than yanking on the TV. The effort only comes from the rug nap. And yes, we move it every single day. Watch at night, push back and have a more open room all day. It takes up little space and is sturdy as all get out. The thing that takes this convenience versus a wall mount even more over the top is that I can rearrange my room any way I want anytime in the future without worrying about whether it works with where the TV is mounted. Lastly, we did not get a shelf and, so far, aren't planning to get one. We set our soundbar on the round base. It sounds great and just pushes with the TV. We are very happy with this purchase.

I looked everywhere for just this: a stand on wheels for a TV. Not a clumsy wood box or an oversized set of shelves, but just something simple and space-saving to hold the TV. And make it mobile so that I could move it around the room when needed. And voila! And the height is adjustable. (A TV on a wall, especially over a fireplace, is usually too high for comfortable viewing!) I worried about it being shoddy and fragile, but it's fine.

I like the overall quality of this TV stand, it is sturdy and serves my needs while however for as expensive of an item as it was, I was disappointed to see that the rubber seals around the holes at the bottom where the TV cord comes out, looked chewed up and did not fit securely into the pole. This is more of a cosmetic flaw however, if the cord rubs against the raw metal, I think it could also damage the TV cord so I will probably have to use duct tape which after spending almost $300 on a TV stand did not want to have to use duct tape on it.