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Newly Designed PC Tower Stand for Home Office
Length & Width Adjustable Computer Tower Stand
Mobile PC Stand Allows for Effortless Mobility on Floor & Carpet
Fast Heat Dissipation Computer Floor Stand
Hollow design to facilitate optimal airflow, ensuring your computer tower remains cool and minimizing dust intake, effective protection for your computer tower.
Multifunctional PC Case Stand, A Good Move Helper
PC Tower Stand Fits Most PC Under Desk
Computer Stand For Desktop Tower
Load-Bearing Capacity of Up to 80 LBS
High-Quality Stainless Steel Pipe&PA(Nylon) Panel
Mobile CPU Stand Installation Steps
Warm Tips: Please ensure that the snap button is closed, the square tube cannot be adjusted when the snap button is closed.
YYCFam
Reviewed in Canada on February 7, 2025
I am really happy with this computer tower stand. The things that I like most about this stand is that it is adjustable in both length and width. The length can go from 14inches to 22 inches and the width from 8.5 to 11.5 inches. This really gives it a lot of versatility. The construction of the parts is good quality and is made from stainless steel pipe and PA panel material and supports up to 80lbs. The wheels on the computer stand also have the ability to move 360 degrees so it is very easy to move into your desired location. The stand is also construction to allow for good heat dissipation because it is designed to provide good airflow. It also minimizes how much dust is taken on by your computer. I am really happy with this product and even more thrilled by the price. This is a great addition to any home office, or gaming centre. Great product.
Josh Lavoie
Reviewed in Canada on January 23, 2025
The stand does work and fits most cases. I'm using an o11 and it fits. It's a tad bit unstable so I wouldn't keep this on a desk or anything. It's got some air holes on the bottom to allow for under some air intake if your case supports it, but I would expect to notice a bit of a loss of air flow, perhaps not enough to notice (I didn't notice on mine). I would try it and hope you have a good result.
Worthing
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024
I have no issues with the quality of this stand - it's not heavy duty (most of it is plastic) but far exceeds what a normal sized tower needs. The locking mechanism for the arms is underneath the stand so when you get the size sorted you'll need to tilt or flip it to lock it while making sure the arms don't move. If you need to roll it around make sure the wheels are unlocked and push closer to the base than near the top or it will, obviously (to most, not all people) tip over. Overall it's a good (but not amazing) stand.The only issue I had was that the stand was too large for my PC. This was 100% user error on my part as I thought my PC was wider/longer than it was and I didn't measure. This is not the manufacturer's fault at all but I include my blunder here as a warning to others. :) If I needed another stand for a tower PC of the appropriate dimensions I'd consider buying this again.
Heady
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
I ordered this to get a UPS up off a shag carpet. The description stated it could hold up to 80 pounds and my UPS is around 55, so figured it would support it. My UPS has the footprint of a desktop computer. On a shag carpet the UPS is buried in the carpet making me uncomfortable if there was a spark, hence this is great to lift it up. The unit is highly adjustable, has metal square rods that go between the center piece and each of the "legs". Each "leg" has a caster and so does the center support.Overall my UPS fit on it. The legs do move in and out with a little force with the flip tags in the secure position. This made it so that I could easily set the right dimensions of the UPS. The downside of allowing these legs to move at all is if I ever use the wheels to move the UPS, most likely it will go out of adjustment. Not a major deal since I don't plan to move the UPS, however wanted to mention it, incase someone purchases this to take their computer on a tour of their home or regularly moves it in / out.
Jewelry Trends
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
I ordered this PC stand for a different purpose than intended. I wanted to use it for my garbage can in the kitchen. The way the adjustable base works gave me the perfect fit for the bottom of my tall, slender garbage can. I was able to clamp it on so it doesn't slide off the wheel base, and now I can wheel my garbage can to the front door on garbage night, and also clean underneath it regularly! Having this wheeled caddy has helped me control the dust and feathers from my parrot that accumulate all around the garbage and recycling area of my kitchen. I am on a quest to be dust free and this was a step in the right direction! Now I need another caddy for the recycling can too! Whether you use this computer tower stand for your actual computer case, or find an alternative good use for it as a base for something else you need to make portable, I would highly recommend this particular tower stand!
Munchk
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
It’s a good concept but the material is not good and in my case would not roll. Once I pushed it hard enough the stand would go off balance and fall to the side. I was careful while testing it so I didn’t damage any of my equipment but it just doesn’t work sadly
Chewbacalaca
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Great value and materials for the use case (keeping my desktop elevated off the ground and a bit mobile for cleaning/moving things).
JocelynP
Reviewed in Canada on November 4, 2024
This is a handy little item, and I got it for my hubby’s gaming PC so that the tower could be shifted under his desk easily and not be sitting directly on the carpeted floor. It’s what I would consider to be a very typically sized computer tower, not oversized and definitely not a compact tower, but the adjustable sides are still quite a ways out from all sides of the tower so it feels really unstable to move on the wheels. I’m guessing maybe it’s not supposed to tightly hug the tower, but it’s just not a very good fit, so I wouldn’t recommend unless you have a particularly massive computer tower to accommodate. Otherwise, I’d say keep looking.
Keith
Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2024
I needed to get my gaming PC up off our basement floor to help protect it from moisture and dampness. I had ordered another cart previously but it was just too small to accommodate the mid-tower case.The Jolensoy rolling computer stand was adjustable enough to fit the case in width and length.You do have to be careful that the locking mechanisms that secure the bars to the main section and the wheels are in the fully locked position. I missed a lock for attaching one of the wheels to the bar and I nearly had a catastrophe when the wheel popped off while setting the PC on the stand.The stand fits my PC fine but I do find it a little wobbly due to its weight and height, fortunately the tower is going to be stationary and I will be locking the wheels so I do not anticipate any problems.Overall, it is a decent stand and fairly inexpensive but the design may compromise some stability in order to be fully adjustable to accommodate different size PCs. If you were planning on moving your tower frequently I might suggest you consider other designs, especially if you have a larger case. I feel that this stand is more appropriate for smaller desktop PCs and perhaps up to mid tower (maximum).
E.P.
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
I have a couple of PCs that sit on the floor as I don't have space for either on my desk. Unfortunately my room is carpeted, so I had to place each on a piece of wood as I didn't want my PCs to lie directly on the carpet for obvious reasons. I dreaded doing upgrades or repairs on either because both are fairly heavy, so it was a minor inconvenience whenever I had to pull either PC out. This mobile stand has made things a bit easier.Installation is straightforward and the instructions are easy to understand. You can adjust the width and length of the stand, which should make it able to accommodate most PC cases. There are locking tabs on the underside of the adjustable arms to lock everything in place once you've set your desired width and length. The wheels are ok for the most part. The front and rear wheels are able to be locked, but it doesn't make too much of a difference when used on carpet. It's not a huge deal for me as I rarely move this PC anyway, but it's something that should be noted. The two issues I have with this stand is that it's a bit wobbly when trying to move the PC and the adjustable arms that keep the PC in place tend to move despite the locking tabs. I have a similar stand on my main PC, but it has 2 wheels up front and 2 in the back, so it definitely feels more stable compared to this stand that has 1 wheel in the front, 1 in the back, 2 in the middle. When trying to move the PC around, sometimes the adjustable arms move out of place even despite the locking tabs. What also worries me is the sturdiness of this stand. My case is a bit on the heavy side, so I was a little anxious when it started to creak when I was placing my case onto it.So far everything is holding up well and I'll definitely update this review should anything happen. This mobile stand works as it should but there are definitely better options out there.
Reviewer Number One
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
I like to put my PCs on stands with wheels so its easy to move them around when I need to vacuum the floor and also provide a bit of protection for when the robot vacuum comes bumping around. This stand was easy to assemble and very sturdy once completed. The PC I put on it is a little small but it still works as a stand. I'd prefer the wheels to be say at the 4 corners of the PC tower instead of be at the midpoint of each edge of the rectangular base to provide more stability but for me it works fine for the smaller PC.
Ilijiamin
Reviewed in Canada on October 21, 2024
The item description exaggerates the size it can accommodate.Sure, the tower near the maximum size will sit, but the buggy will come apart if you try to move it.The clamps are not very strong, and the extensions (metal) are very slippery on the plastic, meaning they will stretch out and come off quite easily.The wheels are very small, and there is no way they can be used on a carpet.Still, if you are careful, and you don't use it to go bowling with your tower, it suffices.The only way to really improve this setup is to somehow, permanently lock the positions of the dimension bars. Or you use a plank, and place your tower on it. But that ends up being a lot of DIY for something I feel is a bit pricey for what it is.
Kevin L Huff
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024
This is a decent little tower stand. I have a mid tower setup and while not small by any means it is too narrow to be securely held on the sides by this stand. I had to add foam blocks to keep it stable and with that modification it works great. When I need to plug or unplug peripherals the tower slides right out and I love that it provides additional ventilation underneath and keeps it off the floor and farther from potential dust.
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