Excello 40” x 60” Mobile, Folding Whiteboard on Wheels with Magnetic Surface and Flip-Out Marker Tray

I like that it is a whiteboard on both sides, even the side that folds in has a whiteboard on the back. The quality is pretty good for the price. I did see that a couple of screws may have been set a little too hard and cracked a little bit of plastic around the corner edges. All in all I am satisfied and it does a great job.

This white board comes with a diagram showing the parts and tools needed for assembly but no instruction manual, a $200 product should include instructions.  I am good at assembling products and still had to look at online pictures in order to assemble the whiteboard.  It is the best whiteboard I have ever owned, I like that you can write on all sides of the flip out boards.  I like that the side boards that flip out fold in to take up less space and have a lock to keep them in place when not in use.  If I don't need the entire board unfolded I can just use the two flip out boards while they are folded in as you can write on both sides.  My high quality white board markers in various colors work great on this board and my super sized eraser completely erases the marker text and numbers I wrote on the boards.  I like the flip out tray to hold the markers and erasers.  My eraser is too big to fit on the tray.  I do have a magnetic tray with a flip up lip that keeps my markers from rolling off, the tray sticks to a whiteboard when I need it.  I can put my magnetic tray anywhere on the board as all surface areas of the white boards are magnetic. This weighs about 20 lbs and being on wheels is great so you can roll it out of the way when not in use. I use it at work.  The only other complaint I have aside from no instructions is that I hold on to it when writing because I write fast and hard so not sure I wouldn't tip it over but it seems sturdy.  You can also easily remove the entire white board from the stand and hang the board on a wall if you don't have room for the stand. I am very happy with this spacious whiteboard as it makes life a bit easier at work.

Overall ImpressionI got this white board to draw maps on for my Dungeons and Dragons group. I think that it is very well made and I can't wait to find other excuses to use it. This would have been a 5 star product had assembly instructions for the stand been included. TheWhiteboard and Stand AssemblyThe good:I figured out where everything goes and am confident that the construction is good. If feels very sturdy. It did come with all the tools you need (a couple of wrenches). I appreciate it when I don't need to go hunt down tools to assemble things.The bad:There are no detailed instructions included for assembling the stand. I've included photos of the only diagrams included with the board. There is one semi-exploded view of the board, but it doesn't include the bolts, nuts, or washers. Most of the parts are right on top of each other instead of being exploded out in a visible and understandable way. You get the same information from a product picture. I took one look at the instruction page, realized it was useless, and then had to intuit where everything went. If you have ever put furniture together before, you can probably figure it out, but if you are not mechanically inclined, you may need some help.QualityThe good:All of the pieces of this are high quality metal with a nice painted finish. It looks really well made. The white board itself is very nicely made as well.The bad:Mine had an extra end cap for the main posts and a few scrap metal pieces stuck down inside the hollow inside of one of the main posts. I think it just fell in during packaging. I couldn't get the end cap to come out because one of the brass screw thread inserts was holding it in place. I was so confused why one of the parts was rattling. However, when assembled, that part isn't going to make any noise (unless I flip the whole thing upside down and start shaking).FunctionalityThe good:This is a great rolling white board. It has a nice height for writing and drawing, and the angle adjustment is a nice feature. It feels sturdy when you write on the main board. I don't think it would tip over unless you were trying to tip it over. I like that the fold out sides have a latch to keep them folded in when moving the board. I also like the pop out tray to hold markers and an eraser. Every flat surface is magnetic! There is a rather interesting feature where it seems the white board can be easily removed from the stand and then hung on a wall without damaging the board in any way. I don't know if that was intentionally designed that way, but it is nice to know I could take the board off the stand with just a few twists of the adjustable knobs at the top.The bad:The only downside of this board is to be expected. The side panels don't have any support and are just hanging from hinges. You can write on them, but it requires a gentle touch. It works better to grab the side with one hand to brace against and write with the other.

This has been a life saver for me when working from home. I love that it folds up for storage and to hide the contents from prying eyes. I also love that it's on wheels and I can quickly pull it out of the corner of my office and put it right by my computer. I found in a meeting that I can take this from stored to ready to use on webcam in about 60 seconds. That's fast enough that I can pull this out in a meeting if I decide I need to draw with my coworkers.The stand is quite stable. I wish it used standard chair wheels so I could replace the wheels with rubberized ones since the plastic ones that come with are kind of hard and I'm afraid they'll scratch my floor. But the wheels attach by way of screwing in and I don't think I'll be able to replace them.A neat feature is that even when you have this folded closed, you can use the backside of the two outer wing panels. This gives you even more room for writing. The negative of the "wings" is that when you open them, they kind of flop around when you're trying to write on them. I find I have to steady them with one hand. I think there may be a way designed into this to fix that but there are zero instructions included so it's something I'll have to study more.Speaking of no instructions: assembly is a huge pain. It took me about 45 minutes to figure out how to assembled the tons of pieces to get this together. I can't believe that they didn't take the time to give a hint about how various pieces fit together. I just looked at the picture and tried to make things work the same way, but if you're not patient or mechanically inclined, this might trip you up.I wish I had gotten this about 3 years ago. But I'm glad I have it now and I plan on getting a lot of use out of it!