It’s a U-Line cart with a Luxor label stuck to it (which you can take off). Good quality steel and arrived in ok shape, except for the lock which immediately fell apart. It was loose and not secured properly. The lock consists of little springs and parts not meant to be taken apart or reassembled so I have to replace that with an aftermarket lock now. Otherwise, I’m very happy with the build. Can fit a PVM under and a big Trinitron on top and never have to lift it again.

[Rewarded Review] Junkie

The design is not good... there are 4 screws on the top table to hold the keyboard tray, so you can't use a mouse easily with your computer. Bad engineering. Three guys at our office looked at it and we can't get it to stop wobbling... looks like one of the legs is shorter than the others. For four hundred dollars you don't get much for your money.

Adequate but Poor Quality Control

We purchased a couple of these carts to use for a portable check-in system (hosting a barcode reader, touch monitor, & label printer). The carts are certainly adequate, though it's clear the manufacturer is cranking them out without a lot of quality control. The tops and shelves were not square, giving the carts a bit of a wobbly dynamic. Even worse, one of the carts arrived significantly dented. The doors to the lower section were so bent that they could not be opened, and one of the shelves had a big ding. Since the shipping box was intact with no evidence of damage, it suggests the manufacturer actually put a dented product into a box for shipping. Naturally, we sent it back for a replacement... only to receive another damaged cart! (The top was bent on the edge and the finish was chipped.) We're waiting on yet another replacement, hoping we will finally have two carts in good enough shape to justify the cost.