Pearington Metal Rolling AV Presentation Cart Stand with Storage Box for Video Projector, TV, Laptop Computers, Printers, 4 Wheels, 4 Outlets, 12ft Cord, Black

This is a very sturdy cart. The hardware all feels a size bigger than needed and that's awesome. It's what I wanted for spending the extra money compared to the cheap ones and I feel this will last for many many years with no issue. The instructions were okay. The power strip part could use some work. You have to slide the shiny metal tabs into the back of the power strip and then screw them in to the cart. Not hard, just not explained. I think it's a 13mm and 8mm wrench or socket needed, and an adjustable worked to tighten the wheels (it was a bit tight, so the correct size wouldn't hurt.. not sure what it was.. but a larger metric)

The cart arrived on time and it was fairly easy to put it up. No missing parts. One of the side panels (F) where the keyboard shelf slides was slightly bent but after straightened it up there was no issues to mount it and it works as it should.I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the cart. Let me tell you, this thing is awesome. I can fit a monitor, keyboard, laptop, and whatever else I'd like on the middle and bottom shelf. I sue it as a rolling work desk when I have to work from home. It's very functional and neat and if you are considering buying one don't think twice. You won't regret it.This thing is amazing. One of the best purchases I have ever made.

Not much to say about this product. There's a reason it's really the only one out there: it's the best. They're the standard cart for photography studios, and I have bought at least 20 of them. We need to trust them to hold iMacs and thousands of dollars of photo studio equipment, and they do the job exceptionally.I only have 2 complaints, but neither are worth knocking the rating: First, assembly is annoying. I'm a tall dude, so getting my hands in all the nooks and crannies to screw it together is a pain. But hey, it's worth the quality of the build. Second, I wish the top level has holes drilled in the metal below the rubber cover. Every studio I know, including mine, need to protect their computers by zip-tying them to the surface. We have to drill the holes ourself every time to secure the zip-ties, and it's quite annoying.

This purchase was a huge disappointment. While it was easy enough to assemble and it is definitely a durable quality, it is not sturdy whatsoever. There is a huge design flaw in the wheel assembly which prevents the wheels from locking into place. Instead, they bow and bend keeping the cart from being moved. Instead of bracing the wheel from the inside of the cart so that it is anchored to the cart itself, the wheels are braced to a piece of metal on the underside of the cart that is only welded on one side. I would have returned the cart, but that was impossible once it was assembled and the large box it came in had been broken down.

Some reviewers said this was very difficult to put together. I did not think so. The biggest problem putting it together was the threaded holes for the casters. They had a lot of crud and some rust in them and needed to be cleaned with an M12 X 1.75 tap. You can see the crud that was in the threads in the picture of the tap after one hole. If you don't happen to have that tap on hand, it is going to be difficult to thread the casters in. You need a 17mm wrench to install the casters.Pluses: The carriage bolts and flanged nuts are M8 and very heavy duty. You will want a ratchet wrench or electric driver with a 13mm socket to run them all down. Also the casters have nice, large wheels.Minuses: The instructions stop before you are ready to install the keyboard tray. No instructions for that.It is a light duty power bar meant only for light use of electronics. You don't want to plug your table saw into it.Overall: Once assembled it is very rigid and we are happy with it. Note: we sent our parts out to get powder coated blue to match some of our other equipment. Directly from Amazon you can have any color you want, as long as its black.

The cart arrived on time and it was fairly easy to assemble. My husband uses it for a portable ultrasound machine in a veterinary office. It can fit a monitor, keyboard, and all the necessary items on the shelves. He can roll it around a very small country office. It's a quality product that proves very functional. When assembling, I left the fasteners loose, and later tightened them. As with most assembling projects, don’t completely tighten as you go, or it will be all misaligned and skewed. This is a great cart for ultrasound machine or anything you might need a cart for. Hope this helps anyone thinking about purchasing this organizer cart.

This cart works perfect for my 3D printer. I added a butcher block top that I had saved for more space. Assembly was not to hard, just remember not to tighten the bolts until all the parts are together

The cart itself is solid, the metal holds together and the wheels are solid, but assembly is a frustrating process. Square holes for the bolts in the shelves and legs do not align, forcing you muscle and strip screws to get them to slot in. The package includes no tools, so a installing the wheels securely is difficult and fiddly.