EUREKA ERGONOMIC PC Stand Computer Cart, Height Adjustable Tower Stand 2-Tier Suit for ATX Case Printer, Metal Rolling Cart on Wheels for Gaming Home Office, Black

Very sturdy stand. Feels well built. It was easy to assemble and has convenient wheels with brake, and two small baskets for holding stuff. Wheels make it easy to move my PC from build area to normal area, and now I feel I can move it into my living room every now and then. Adjustability is simple and secure.

These work very well.They are sturdy, and easy to assemble and come with excellent instructions.We really like that the top shelf height is adjustable and also very sturdy.The sturdy wheels make it easy to move on both hard floors or carpet.At first we only bought one to see what it was like.We liked it so much, we bought 2 more.We have 3 very heavy gaming computers in our household. These are really perfect for all 3 of them.

I previously had my computer tower sitting on top of a scrap piece of wood since I have a deeper carpet that would choke out the underside airflow. I started to store more and more on top of the tower, like a 3-in-1 charger for phone, watch, and AirPods, along with various other things. I knew I needed a top to the computer.I found this shelf and was first caught by the cool visual of the top. I made sure it would accommodate my full-size tower, and took a chance based on other reviews. I wanted something sturdy, that rolled, and looked great.This thing fits the bill for all three! It was also incredibly easy to assemble. Pair that all with the fact that the top is covered by a gigantic mouse pad with that really cool graphic and I’m in heaven.Now I have my computer fully supported, easy to move, with plenty of airflow around, along with a new shelf, and an insanely quiet top that can double as a mousepad or joystick table.

It raises my computer off the ground for less dust. The wheels help with adjusting the position. I use it next to my main desk as an arm rest for mouse. It makes my gaming session a lot more enjoyable. Essentially it makes your desk become an “L” shape. Great material and very durable. Height is adjustable which makes easy to fit around my desk. It took me about 10 minutes to put it together. Everything fit perfectly. Highly recommend this product.

I bought this to pair with the Eureka Aero 72 desk, the non standing version, as a spot to put my PC tower and power strip. I was hoping this would pair well with the desk and kinda does for the most part. Most of the cons are my own fault, but they're still cons, so let's get into it.Pros1. Super easy to assemble. I did it solo in about 30 minutes, but with another person, you can do it in 20.2. Wheels are a nice touch. It rolls with no problem over carpet while having stuff on it.3. The mousepad is also a nice touch, and matches the black/teal aesthetic of the Aero 72 desk that Eureka also sells.4. The little trays on the back are a nice touch.5. It's big enough for any mid tower PC case I can think of, and probably many full size towers too.6. Adjustable top is also a nice touch.7. Of all the PC tower carts I looked at, this one has the highest weight rating. Well done, Eureka.8. Easy to use and clean.9. When the PC tower is on the bottom shelf, it's very sturdy and there's no wobble.Neutral1. The adjustability is nice, but it can't match the height of the Aero 72 desk. It'll be slightly lower or slightly higher. Oh well.Cons1. The desktop can fit on top, and the top is rated for 66lbs, which is less than 99% of PC towers. However, at least on carpet, it wobbles a lot of you do this. The higher center of gravity also makes it feel like it's going to tip over. I would've loved to put my tower on top so I could actually see it. My fault for wrong expectations, but some optional vertical supports for the other side would've helped with stability, and maybe another bottom set other than wheels to stabilize the cart on carpet would've been nice, especially since...2. ...my goodness this thing is expensive. Over $100 for some metal, 4 wheels, two baskets, and a mousepad? C'mon Eureka, you know the profit margins on this thing are insane. I appreciate the higher specs than your other competitors, but the other competitors are less than half the price most of the time. Could've added some extra vertical supports and feet pads instead of wheels so we can add some stability and use the top shelf for a PC tower.Anyway, other than that gripe, the cart is otherwise nice. I use the top for my power strip, a spot to stash my laptop when I'm not using it on my desk, and as a spot to stash my accent lighting remotes and other baubles that I don't want cluttering my desk.Don't get me wrong. It's a nice cart, a very solid 4 stars... but it was 6 pieces of metal/plastic away from being the very best possible product in its category and that fact, combined with its very high price tag, adds an element of disappointment to the purchase, hence 1 star off.As it is, you basically have to put the PC tower on the bottom and whatever else on top. If you don't mind that, or don't mind the wobble with the PC tower on top, this is a great PC tower cart.

This is a wonderful, sturdy cart. I bought the maple and white, for somethign that would coordinate a little better with my white and bamboo sit/stand desk. It is a VERY pale finish. I'm not currently using the white mouse pad that came with it, but it's nice quality. Unfortunately, the white is very impractical, and managed to become permanently stained within a day or two.I've been using IKEA Alex units (with casters) as a PC stand for years. You don't have to carry your PC somewhere if you need to work on it, you can move it room-to-room, and it has plenty of storage.This is a terrific alternative that offers tremendous flexibility, albeit at the cost of hidden storage. I currently use mine next to a recliner, to hold a gaming PC on the bottom shelf. The top functions as a side table to hold a small RGB desk lamp, charger for my Apple Watch and iPhone, and various sundries (lip balm, soundbar remote, eyeglass cleaning cloth, desktop eyeglass holder. It also has an IKEA Skadis pegboard attached for display/storage. I also have a Fifine mic arm clamped to the top shelf, so I can keep it swung out of the way when not in use.I only have one nitpick with this product. As with my SKADIS pegboard, I wish the attached pegboard section (and therefore accessories) was designed to be compatible with standard pegboards. Nothing intermixes, which is not just somewhat annoying, but environmentally wasteful. This, of course, takes nothing away from the functionality of the cart itself.If you want a lightweight but sturdy PC stand, this is a terrific option! There are just so many ways to use this: Two PCs, PC and UPS, PC with headphone stand and external harddrives on top (or swapped), PC underneath with top used as a mousing stand or end table, etc., etc.