CPU Stand for PC Computer Case Holder Bracket Desktop Mainframe Rack with Brake with 4 Caster Wheels(Black)

Having recently purchased the "CPU Stand for PC Computer Case " to accommodate my workstation, I am pleased with the ease and functionality it offers. This stand is simple yet efficient, making my life notably easier when it comes to moving my PC around.Right out of the box, the assembly was straightforward with a no-tool, push-in design. This made the setup process exceptionally quick and hassle-free, something that I was initially skeptical about. The push-down connectors secured everything in place, and within a matter of minutes, my PC was comfortably nestled in its new mobile abode.The stand’s sleek black finish gives it a professional and aesthetically pleasing look, complementing my PC setup. Its robust construction provides a secure hold on my computer case, which was a crucial requirement given the substantial weight of my PC. The caster wheels provide smooth mobility, making it quite convenient to move my PC around whenever necessary, and the brakes ensure it stays in place once positioned.The effortless mobility has been a revelation in keeping my workspace clean. The ease at which I can now roll out the PC to clean those hard-to-reach spots is something I hadn't realized I needed. This feature is especially useful for someone like me who prefers a neat and dust-free environment.One area with room for improvement is the wheel lock mechanism. While it holds well once engaged, getting the brakes to lock and unlock requires a bit more finagling than I'd prefer. However, this is a minor drawback in an otherwise excellent product.The simplicity of assembly, the sturdiness of the construction, and the newfound mobility of my PC setup are the shining points of this stand. The stand is indeed a worthwhile addition for anyone looking to enhance the functionality and accessibility of their PC setup.

What a discovery! When not in use my new laser printer (which is very heavy) will have to sit below a shelf on my desk to save space. While setting the printer up I realised it would be handy if I could pull it out when I want to use it and back under the shelf when I'm done.This movable stand is the answer. Now I can gently move the printer when I want! It does raise the height by about 3 inches but it still (just) fits below the shelf.I liked the stand so much I got another for my inkjet printer. They have helped create much more practical space in my small studio room. Brilliant product!

Excellent value for money. Just be aware - my mini tower was too small to sit on this correctly even at the smallest settings. The pc footprint is 17cm x 28cm. I was doing to cut down the metal rods to fit lengthways which would have been OK but it was still way too wide even with the black plastic corners touching one another. Nice idea just way too big.

I have the Lian Li O-11 Dynamic which is a pretty heavy and awkward case to lug around yet this wheel base handles it perfectly. Adjustments are easy and you pretty much only need to set it up once. The wheels have locks on them if you don't want your computer to accidentally roll which is nice and it looks pretty natural with a computer mounted on it.

simple to assemble .adjustable to fit most (if not all pc cases) is quite sturdy .easy to wheel in and out . also adds extra cooling as case not on floor .also less dust inside .pleased with purchase

I ordered a more elaborate PC stand/trolley for my main PC and as I was taken with the idea - I decided to pick up this one from AkoaDa for my second base unit (which I use as a server).As it turned out - this one was actually much better quality than the one costing 8 times the price!It's a very simple product but 'it just works'. Adjust the position of the corners on the metal rods to get the size you need, snap down the clamps and you're done. The casters run nicely, allowing me to wheel out the base unit to access those pesky USB ports. All materials here seem decent quality too - far better than the price point suggests.It's advertised as a mainframe rack - unfortunately I couldn't verify that as I couldn't fit an IBM 4381/24 through the doorway in my spare bedroom :-PWell worth the money.

Diagram shows 22.44" (57cm) long whereas the assembly instructions show a length of 53cm max. My case is 55cm long. The unit itself is fine, but the mistake in the stated dimensions mean I can't use it.

Very good