AMBITFUL Heavy Duty Light Stand with Casters, 21-31.9" Photography Tripod Stand with Adjustable Height -Foldable Design & 3 Locking Casters for Studio/Low-Angle Shooting, Softboxes & Studio Lights

I needed a mobile stand that was able to extend to a decent height. I ended up combining these two products to get what I was looking for. I combined the Avella CD324 Carbon Fiber Video Monopod with a AMBITFUL 61-81cm/21-31.9" Profession Removable Very Sturdy Folding Floor Light Stand and Wheels (but not the pole that came with it). No additional items are required, the Avella has a threaded receiver on the bottom that fits the mounting stud of the Ambitful. One picture shows each product, the other shows them attached to each other.

This is just the kind of stand I needed. I use it primarily to attach a second monitor for viewing, but I also have used it for a rolling iPad stand for work.I haven't really used it for lights or anything yet, but I have a complicated photoshoot tomorrow, so I might!The only slight complaint is just that when it is fully extended it isn't very tall, but that's ok. I wanted a low, rolling stand. So I got a low rolling stand.

Thus is a sturdy, well-made stand, wheels work great, and all is good, except for the column, which can not be strongly tightened as it was supposed to be. I had the intention of using it to set up my laptop when shooting tethered to my camera, both in studio and location work, but I can not risk placing a $6K laptop on a stand that is shaking. So yes, I still use it to place lights with little risk, as they do not need to be super-tight, but I would not recommend it as a computer stand

I didn't know what to expect when I read the negative reviews here. When I got it and put it together, it is definitely professional quality gear, over-engineered to its size. I'm using it for a bit of uplighting for my podcast to get a more even lighting from below, so I'm not stressing it with a lot of weight. Read the weight ratings if you're concerned but it's extremely sturdy. I'm impressed with the quality. It's a bit overkill for holding LED lighting, but at least you'll know it will be easy to place and adjust, and once locked into place it will be rock solid.

At full height extension, the base needs additional weight for bullet-proof operation. As has been said, the construction and wheels are very good.

The rolling stand just arrived.I rushed to open and assemble it as I needed a low roller and did not want to spend $150 for an Avenger roller, but I got what I paid for. This stand is flimsy, flimsy, flimsy.The base is heavy and roller well, but the center post is crap. Without anything on it, it shakes.The knobs on the post are also of very low quality.I truly believe if I put a monitor on top it was flip over.Maybe I am wrong, but the post is so bad, I have no confidence in this stand.

The media could not be loaded. This mini stand is great value for the money that is unmatched, I looked at another brand and will set me back 220$ for the same function, keep in mind this is a mini stand , do not expect it to carry your heavy softbox that you want to rise 8 feet…mini stand ….that what it is , and for that it is an amazing bang for the buck and does brilliantly what it is intended to do.I wish the maker ( unless I missed it ) make larger versions of it for strobes/softboxes.

This is good for a light behind my subject when doing a photoshoot.