5Rcom Mobile TV Stand on Wheels with Height Adjustment, Large Tray and Dual-Post Support (Up to 50kg, Max VESA 400x400)

The essentials

A rolling TV stand is one of those upgrades that sounds a bit niche… until you actually want your TV in different rooms (or you just need flexibility). This 5Rcom Mobile TV Stand on Wheels is designed to move the screen around on heavy-duty wheels, while keeping the viewing height adjustable and adding a fairly roomy media tray underneath.

On paper, it ticks the boxes for everyday home use: you get a stand that’s meant for large flat panels (up to 40–75 inch screens, where the VESA pattern matches), the centre height can be set across three positions (between 100 and 126 cm from the floor to the screen centre), and the build aims for stability through dual-post support and thickened steel.

Key features that affect day-to-day use

The standout practical element here is the widened tray: it’s listed as 22×40cm, and it’s intended to carry up to 20kg. That’s useful if you want a soundbar, a games console, a streaming box, or even just a place for smaller kit that would otherwise end up on the TV unit.

You also get three height settings, which is handy if you’ll swap between seated viewing and standing viewing, or if the room layout means you’re sometimes a bit higher/lower than you’d like. For a lot of households, it’s the difference between “close enough” and a line of sight that feels right.

And yes, it’s genuinely meant to be mobile: four heavy-duty wheels let you move it across floors or carpets without having to disassemble anything. The idea is that your TV isn’t tied to one location—so you can move it between the kitchen, bedroom, office, gym-like spaces, or even outside when the setup is right.

What the stability setup is (and isn’t) saying

This stand uses dual-post support and thickened steel, and it specifies a TV capacity of up to 50kg, with a safety lock on the back intended to help with firmness. That’s a reassuring combination for a trolley-style stand, because mobility can sometimes mean compromise.

Still, do keep expectations realistic: if you’re planning frequent moves, you’ll want to treat it like any other stand—level the surface where possible, move slowly, and avoid rough handling. The wheels make it easier, but they don’t replace good placement habits.

Compatibility: make sure your TV lines up

This is where buyers can accidentally trip up. The stand is described as compatible with VESA patterns from 100×100mm up to 400×400mm, including common variants such as 400×300, 300×300, 200×200, and 100×100.

It’s also stated to suit most 32" to 75" screens, but the most important detail is VESA matching and whether your TV’s weight stays within the stated limit (up to 50kg). It’s not perfect for everyone—if your TV has a VESA pattern outside that range, or your TV’s weight is higher than the limit, it simply won’t be the right fit.

Who it suits best (and who should look elsewhere)

It makes sense if you want a floor-standing, mobile TV setup for big screens, and you value adjustable height plus a useful tray for media devices. It also fits people who don’t want to commit to a permanent wall mount or fixed TV unit, especially when rooms are multipurpose.

You may want to skip it if your TV setup is going to be truly fixed and you don’t need mobility or height adjustment—there are simpler, more dedicated options in the market for that. Also, if you’re expecting “set and forget” placement without ever thinking about VESA/weight, you’ll still need to double-check those compatibility points before buying.

Practical example

Imagine setting up for a weekend gaming session in a living room. You roll the stand over, adjust the height to suit standing gameplay (up towards the 126 cm setting), and then use the 22×40cm tray for a games console and controllers. Later, you bring it back down to the lower height setting for seated movie time—no wall brackets, no awkward TV re-lifting.

Tech specs

• Type: Mobile TV stand on wheels
• Max screen size: 40–75 inch (listed as suitable for most 32" to 75" screens)
• TV weight capacity: up to 50kg
• Height settings: three settings from 100cm to 126cm (floor to screen centre)
• Tray size: 22×40cm
• Tray load capacity: up to 20kg
• Max VESA: 400×400
• Compatibility range (VESA): 100×100mm up to 400×400mm (including 400×300, 400×200, 300×300, 300×200, 200×200, 200×100)

Buying verdict

Final verdict

This 5Rcom Mobile TV Stand is worth considering if you want a mobile, height-adjustable floor stand for a large flat panel, and you’ll actually use the tray for soundbar/console-type storage. Its stated VESA range up to 400×400 and capacity up to 50kg make it a strong fit on paper for many mainstream TVs in the 32"–75" range.

Buy it when mobility and viewing height matter in your home setup, and when you’ve confirmed your TV’s VESA pattern and weight are within the limits. Don’t buy it if your TV’s VESA is outside the stated range, if your TV is heavier than the limit, or if you only ever need a fixed position—because in that case, the “trolley” features won’t add much value.

Common questions before you buy

• Does the stand include a tray for accessories? Yes—there’s a widened tray (22×40cm) intended to hold up to 20kg.
• Can you adjust the screen height? It offers three height settings, covering 100cm to 126cm from the floor to the screen centre.
• How do I check compatibility? Compare your TV’s VESA pattern with the supported range (100×100 to 400×400).
• Is it suitable for carpets? It’s described as movable on floors or carpets thanks to four heavy-duty wheels.
• How heavy a TV can it support? The stated TV capacity is up to 50kg.