EUREKA ERGONOMIC Computer Tower Stand, Height Adjustable PC Stand for Under Desk, Mobile Rolling CPU Holer with 360° Locking Caster Wheels, Desktop Tower Cart on Floor, Desk Accessories, Steel, Black

I needed to make room on my desk for studio lighting and a microphone arm, but I didn't want to put my expensive PC on the floor because it's carpeted, so I decided to get a cart for it. There's a similar metal cart on this site for $54, but I couldn't justify that kind of money for what it is. However, I still wanted something sturdy and mobile, so I took my chances with this cart. It's perfect! Easy to put together and incredibly sturdy. I'm not worried about my PC crashing to the floor, and the fact that I can elevate it means not only is it well away from the carpet, I also don't have to invest in a bunch of longer cables for everything. The guard rails on either side make sure that your PC isn't gonna tip over should you or a pet accidentally bump into it, and you can move the whole thing around for easy vacuuming. Also, the shelf is long enough that if your PC already fits on this cart, you shouldn't have to worry about the tower tipping forward or backward, which is a problem I've seen mentioned in the reviews for cheaper carts and stands. If you're between the other metal cart and this one and don't need the second shelf, go with this one and save yourself the $18. Also wanted to mention that the logo is only on one side, and this cart is otherwise symmetrical, so it's easy enough to have it face away from you if that's something you're worried about.

I wanted a rolling cart for a computer tower, and I wanted it in black. Easy peasy, right? But the biggest computer superstore in our area didn't have one, much less the smaller office supply stores.Amazon has tons of them. But this one is special because it allows you flexibility in how high the platform sits. Yup. I don't have to bend all the way down to the FLOOR to see some of the holes on the back of the tower. You just need to measure before you put it together. Mine sits as high as possible while still sliding unobstructed under my desk. The extra 10 bucks or so will be worth it in the long run, with all the "annoyance savings."It rolls easily, it feels sturdy and secure. People have had to modify it because the platform is a bit too small for their towers. I came out ok, because the feet of my tower were long enough on all four corners to securely grip the platform. All good. But keep that in mind before you buy.August, 2021Even if all 4 feet of your tower seem to have a nice grip, it is still possible for them to move. I discovered this when my tower went plunging to the floor. it didn’t go far, it’s OK, but it was a tense moment. My suggestion now is to just put something across the back to make sure it doesn’t inch backwards and give you that problem. A little bungee cord, maybe some discreetly twisted or folded black electrical tape, maybe something along the back edge to elevate the surface, just something to block the thing from sliding back over the back edge.It still works great, slides around beautifully. Just mind the size and feet of your tower.August, 2023I ended up putting my computer tower on my desk again. As I changed out different wired components, it was just a little bit easier for me to do that for a while. But this little rolling cart has continued to be helpful. Sometimes I use it to put my handbag on, so the contents are handy to me when I’m at the computer, whether I want to grab my phone or wallet or a favorite pen out of my purse and have it handy to put it back into.When I am not carrying a purse with a structured bottom, I often put a portable file box on it and roll it to whichever surface I’m working at. It’s nice to keep the worksurface clear by having the hanging file at my fingertips.At some point I will have my cord situation decided, and probably go back to putting my tower onto this cart, as originally planned, but It’s nice that I found two other very helpful uses for it in between time.2024I purchased a second identical cart, and have a pc tower on each one: A cosmetic home office reno meant that my computer set up had to go mobile for a good while. SO thankful for these carts! (Carrying/moving awkwardly-sized towers and accessing front AND back without the cart is a PAIN!) I miss having one for convenience with handbag and/or short file box though 😁.

This unit is worth the price. Sturdy, simple and smooth rolling. Be sure to check your measurements before purchasing is the only caveat. My PC used to be on my desk but teetering near the edge and I really never liked that setup, for safety of the Pc of course. Also, was never a fan of floor placement for a PC. This unit is a happy medium. The Pc sits on this stand right in the back under my desk sideways. I have the side of the case with the rear of the ssds in the case facing me because i frequently fiddle with adding and removing drives. If you find the pc is too snug, like I did, I simply and gently bent the platform near the screw holes outward some, this made sliding the pc onto the stand easier and removing the sliding case door easier too. I checked my pc once every two weeks for the first month to verify no dust is accumulating too quickly. I’m happy to report, with a dog and cat running around, the dust situation in the PC does not seem to have changed much from being on my desk. Verdict, if you’d like some more desktop space or just want your PC to be easily moveable and less chance of filling with dust, than this is your answer!

Very nice price, very easy to put together... I just wish it was a BIT longer. My case has little stands/feet and it sits delicately on the edges of the cart. If the cart gets shifted then the case slides and then begins to slip off. Not the fault of the manufacturer, really, but a heads up to keep in mind how long your case is.