🖥️ Adjustable Width Computer PC Stand with Caster Wheels - Holds up to 50 Lbs - ATX Case Compatible Review

Full POS! He didn't walk a foot before the caster fell off completely. All of this went in the trash less than 20 minutes after delivery.

computer stand easy to assemble. He put a tower in it and sat on the ground. After 3 months I tried to flip it forward to attach the new keyboard and the base holding the wheel and stand broke. It's not repairable. Throw it away. My fault might be that it's only for flat, smooth surfaces. My room has a thick carpet.

Well I received this in March for my new office and just opened the box which was in April to put it on. Nothing was done to him, but I moved him and carried him. Well it was ripped and the return/replacement time has expired so I advise everyone when you receive it to check it to make sure it is not ripped so you are not wasting money like I just did.

This CPU stand is a piece of crap due to the incredibly awful design. Unfortunately, I did not open this box for several months after delivery (the computer was not ready). It was fine from an undamaged box with no visible tears or other warning signs. I put it on a paved floor and rolled it *unloaded* a few feet to fit the computer and one of the leg rests broke off at the base. The leg posts are not supported by any reinforcement and are too long for the material they are made of. Syba should

This works exactly as you would expect and is a great solution if you want to keep your system off the carpet and keep rear I/O easily accessible. I have several problems with this; At first glance it looks very cheap - I know it won't be anything special for the price, but it's plastic which isn't durable at all and the rubber inserts slide out too easily. Second, it's too narrow for mid-ATX systems. This may not be a problem for some, but if you need to remove the side panel regularly it can…

Casters are great for pulling the tower out from under the table and moving it to the next room when something is longer and you might want to look at a different product. It also rolls well on carpet. I wish bigger and more efficient handles were included, but I can't complain. My turret has rubber feet on the front and back, and although it's only a medium turret, they stick out a bit on the edge of the stand, and when I move it, they sometimes fall to either side, making my turret crooked…

The place where the casters attach to the stand is pretty flimsy/poor. The first time I tried turning it over, one of the wheels broke.