Nice base, stable with good cable management, hidden inside the tube. The only negative is that the caps it has for the tubes on the legs do not latch, resulting in them constantly falling off.

I have set up a 49-inch television for home use on this stand, and I am quite satisfied.

The positives are:

* The materials of the stand appear to be high-quality and sturdy.
* The distance from the wall is very small, just 8 centimeters.
* The instructions are very informative.
* It has brakes on the wheels, cable management, and a tray for the laptop.

The negatives that I can think of are:

* If it encounters an obstacle (e.g. a carpet) during transportation, the stand may tilt.
* The cost is quite expensive compared to fixed stands, as it exceeds 100€ (including shipping).

However, the reason I give it a 5/5, despite the two negatives, is:

* This particular model is intentionally designed to have compact legs. Therefore, it is reasonable that it does not have the same stability as other models. If someone wants to maneuver the television through narrow hallways in their home or place it close to a wall, it is a logical trade-off.
* Compared to fixed stands, it offers enough capabilities (full control of viewing angle, height, and room) to justify the investment. Compared to other wheeled stands, its cost is considered low to medium, so from this perspective, it is okay.