Adjustable Mobile CPU Stand, Ventilated Computer Tower Stand with 4 Caster Wheels Fits Most PC Tower, Under Desk CPU Holder PC Floor Cart Computer Riser for Gamers and Students (Black)

Because my computer is the same shape top and bottom, I found it easiest to place the unit upside-down on the top of the computer, slide it to fit, and tighten the screws. Install the wheels, take it off the computer, flip it over, and place the computer on it. They even provide the screwdriver.Alternatively, measure your computer and adjust the unit accordingly.It feels a little flimsy until the screws are tightened, but it seems adequate for the job. The wheels come with locking casters, a nice plus. Not needed on my carpet, where they hardly roll, but I expected that.5 stars because of value for the price.

It’s just a tad bit bigger than what I needed for my relatively small ASUS PC but nothing too big. Pretty well-made and will definitely do the job of keeping it off the carpet.

This stand is a great solution for keeping my PC tower off the floor while allowing better ventilation. The adjustable design fit my large case easily, and the wheels roll smoothly, making it super easy to reposition without lifting. Assembly was quick and straightforward. My only minor gripe is that the plastic feels a bit light compared to metal options, but it’s held up perfectly so far. Overall, it’s a smart buy for gamers and students who want better airflow and mobility for their setup!

Very easy to assemble, just needed something to raise up my tower off the floor, love that it has wheels and the fact it cost effective too

This was a great for me due my racing setup able roll and move as needed for swapping back and forth. Gave me more desk space. Good for the price and easy to adjust

The overall design of this caster computer stand is sturdy and it makes a nice base for the computer to sit on, but the assembly quality was surprisingly poor. There were several places where plastic flashing was still hanging on.Much more annoyingly, one of the switches that locks the frame into the desired size was not installed onto the frame correctly. While the plastic switch piece had a pre-drilled hole for the screw to pass through, the product had been assembled with one of the switches at an angle, just boring a new hole through the plastic of the switch. This installation at an angle meant that that switch could not lock. I had to remove that switch from the frame and re-attach it at the correct angle with the screw through the pre-drilled hole in order for it to work.Additionally, the plastic tabs that the lock switches push down on to lock the frame to the desired size were bent down into the hole that the bars slide into in a couple of cases. This blocked pushing the bar into position. I had to bend the tabs back out of the way in order to get the bars installed, which was difficult since there's not enough room in the holes to slide anything in to hold the tab out of the way while installing the bar.The other issue I had with this stand is more of a design flaw. There is not sufficient clearance between the casters and the bottom of the platform that the computer sits on, so when a caster moves such that its lock switch is under the platform, it actually pushes the lock switch down and locks that caster.Aside from the above issues, though, the stand is sturdy and does provide a nice stable base for the computer once it is properly assembled and in place. It is more sturdy than the stands that just have the plastic base pieces on the corners and only bars running the length of the computer.

Works great, does the job and easy to setup. Bought this to raise my money tower over carpet. Seems sturdy and stable, and easy to move around quickly with the wheels even over carpet. Lightweight as well.

Perfect, seems sturdy enough and allows the tower to breathe. Doesn't sag with the weight. Good buy.