Perlegear Rolling TV Stand with Soundbar Mount for 43–83 inch TVs, 132 lbs

Wow. I was so worried this would be cheesy or look like a school tv cart. It’s actually REALLY nice. Classy. Not too hard to put together. But it’s perfect. We have a VERY small family room and it’s also a guest room. There is a Murphy bed for guests. Once it’s pulled down there is no where for a tv to be or a large type of stand. The tv and all the electronics are on here now. The cords are all inside the stand tubes which is so cool. Then I used those Velcro command strips and glued done a power bar at the back. Now the only this this tv host and has is ONE cord. That’s it. The power bar cord. When the Murphy bed is down the tv can simply turn towards the bed instead of away from it facing the couch, and the bed can come down. I can move this tv around based on any extra chairs we bring in here. I’m just so so happy with this. It’s super solid and trust me it IS solid. Heavy duty. We have a 43 inch tv on it but it can easily hold larger. One tip. I’m Canadian and this was way way cheaper to buy on USA Amazon, ship to our USA mail box and bring it home. Even with exchange.

This is a good heavy duty stand. Im using it for a LG 70" , and it is rock solid on all levels. ....Stability, tilt, height, swivel. It is far more versatile and funtional than wall mounting. Very pleased.

1st, this is a 4 1/2 Star review, mainly due to a number of gray areas during installation. We got this roll around cart for a 65 inch TV with soundbar and woofer for the 1st floor of our house. It needed to be moveable because sometimes we want the TV out in the open, and other times we prefer not to see it. This stand fulfilled those requirements once assembled. The instructions did not exactly accommodate our TV's footprint (on the backside) which slowed us down. We were (eventually) able to adapt the included instructions to our set up AND trust that the mechanics are sound (COG is solid & stable, no tipping issues). We added a surge suppressed Battery BU for electrical protection (on the cart), and a 6 ft cord from wall to stand. There is internal wiring capability into the stand that was handy to help keep the cords contained and looking nice. So, minus 1/2 star for the time it took to engineer a configuration not included in the instructions that, (IMHO), should be supported. The wife and I like it. It is a solid, leveled, stand, and it works as advertised. Cheers

Good luck putting this together, it's a tough one to assemble. I have a smaller model of a Perlegear stand and have been very satisfied with it. This seems to be just as sturdy. It is metric and the bolts are hard to start, and easily stripped. I found my 1/4" sockets helpful. After my negative review, Perlegear contacted me and were very concerned and offered to take it back! Wow! After seeing it assembled (sturdy and rolls easily) I would buy from Perlegear without worry.

5 star product. Easy to assemble, perfect for office or bedroom.

When the box arrived I opened it and panicked. I have put many things together but this product had what seemed like a million bolts, washers, and parts. Don't panic the company gives you enough hardware to cover any type of TV. In the photo you are seeing a 55" LG tv. My TV has a very straight back so my instructions started on page 10 and once I familiarized myself with the parts and instructions it took me about 40 minutes to assemble, and adjust. I suggest you have help to put it together but I did it alone. The stand is rock solid and you would need to really hit it hard to knock it down. Finally I set the supports on the back of the TV as low as I could because I have a low couch so it's at the lowest it could be. The top of the 55" TV is exactly 5 ft from the top to the floor. This puts the center of the TV where you will be focused at exactly 4 ft. ( I didn't use the wheels, instead I used the scew in pads to keep it low and for absolute stability. The wheels will another inch or more) I wish with my couch it was a foot lower, but again I have Chihuahuas and I have a low couch. I was hesitant to spend 200 dollars but to be honest the stand is rock solid, wasn't very hard to put together, and is well made. Final note, buy yourself an electric screwdriver with a Philips head screw driver and an Allen wrench and it will make assembly much smoother. Thanks for reading my review, hope it helps, and no I didn't get paid to write this review and I paid full price for it. Again hope it helps.

If you are somewhat familiar with setting up TV stands it is very easy to setup. Around the 30 minutes mentioned in other reviews. Not sure how it would take anyone 3 hours as one review mentioned. Spotting the 400x400 VESA holes is a little tricky. They are at the very end of the attachments bars, not grouped with the normal looking ones. What I love about the stand is that is adjustable in every possible way. First step is to assemble the brackets that attach to the TV. The top and bottom bars have measurements to help you make sure it is "exactly" centered. Second step is the base. Depending on your flooring you may want to put sliders on the bottom. It would let you slide the loaded stand around for placement. I have hard floors so I put on felt ones, making sure they were balanced all around. Assembling the base is fairly straight forward. After the base is done you hang the TV on it. Bolt on back of TV fits into slot on the frame. This is the first place you can adjust. If TV is not level you can correct tilt right or left and lock in place with screw on the bottom. You can also adjust tilt forward and backward with lever on the side. With a digital level I actually had my G5 83 inch with zero degree tilt right to left and 89.9 degree vertical. When I moved it a round a bit the right left tilt ended up at 0.3 degrees which was fine with me. I used the stand in an "against the wall" setup. I did not use the little shelf that was included. The back of the stand against the wall with media stand slid over the base. It looks almost like the TV stand is a part of it. But to do this you need to make sure the bottom of the media stand is high enough to fit over the base. And the top of it is low enough to fit under the TV.

Perfect glad I purchased one it’s stable and secure looking to get a bigger TV to mount on this soon