Foldable Utility Cart Folding Portable Rolling Crate Handcart Shopping Trolley Wheel Box with Lid Wear-Resistant Noiseless 360°Rotate Wheel for Travel Shopping Moving Storage Office Use (Purple)

Easy to put together. Easy to maneuver. I love the color. It is very sturdy and was wonderful to use at an author event as it held a good number of books. The wheels were a great addition to this as it took the stairs easily.

This folding cart is seriously one of the best things I’ve bought lately. It folds up super easily, fits in my trunk with no problem, and holds a lot more than I expected.I’ve used it for groceries, hauling stuff to events, even beach trips and it’s held up great every time. The wheels roll smoothly, and the handle makes it easy to pull even when it’s full. If you hate making multiple trips back and forth, this thing is a lifesaver.

Needed a better solution for our company to transport old laptops and computers to the recycler. Currently we have a bin that is fairly sturdy, but is a pain to carry around since multiple computers get heavy. This bin had the right dimensions and weight limits and for the price, was worth giving it a shot!From the beginning I was impressed with the packaging, and in it's folded state; how substantial it felt.Unfolding it into the box mode was very easy and intuitive. Even the locking sliders on the sides were thoughtfully designed. (as they too help to support the lid.)I am a little surprised that the hinges are all plastic like the rest of the bin, but again, it all feels very substantial and not flimsy at all.I haven't gotten brave enough to stand on it like it shows in the videos since I'm not a petite lady.Time will tell if this will stand up to weekly filling and emptying, but so far I'm impressed with the quality. I've been able to fill it with about 6-7 computers 2 of which are actually double the size, so I anticipate being able to fit 10 medium laptops in it without a problem. I'll update this review if something changes or if I wind up breaking it in the first week.

(TLDR at end)Mostly picked this one because I love the color so much and while I didn't have low expectations, I didn't have high ones either.When I first opened it I was a little worried about how flimsy the top and bottom felt, like it wouldnt be able to handle much weight. I am very glad to tell you that I was wrong, and I (150lbs) am currently writing this while using it as a chair.It fits way more than I expected, too, but I've always had issues being able to tell if how much I've bought would fit in my bag. This is the very first time I bought LESS than what would fit lool. Def could have got more. (Pics included to show how much i got and how much room was left.)For the first time using it, I would suggest actually using it while shopping so you get a good idea of how stuff fits. I just kept it closed under the cart bc I originally felt a bit awkward with it, but next time for sure I'll know better. Just having it open inside the cart would be good so you don't have to keep bending down to put things inside. I usually just use the little self checkout registers, which would have been really awkward to take everything out of the cart and set it to the side on the little platform and then put it back in the cart so I think I would also recommend just using the bigger self checkout registers so there's more room for your groceries to sit while you're still scanning, or just a regular register with a cashier.It rolls a bit TOO well, too haha. If you live somewhere hilly you'll have to be careful. Esp if you have a lot in it and it gets heavy and too hard for you to pull and direct, it WILL roll away from you as soon as you reach a decline, even a slight one, and if you have strength issues it'll probs be difficult for you to control it bc the wheels just move SO smooth haha. Idk if this is also an issue with other carts, since this is the first time I've gotten one for groceries but I think the four spinning wheels makes it a bit easier for it to roll away on its own. Also was difficult to keep it at one angle bc it would just turn back and forth on its own, but the sidewalks by me are very uneven. When at a light, it's very easy to just flip the breaks with your toe, so at least that's good!Also included a pic of this parking lot I cut thru specifically to test if it could handle rough pavement and it did!! Even earlier in my walk it got over a 2.5 wide crack in the sidewalk just fine! That said, it did fall ONCE but that was mostly my fault. There was a short ledge between two sidewalk panels and I was gripping the handle too loose and the wheels caught and it tipped over :/ this is why my groceries are a bit of a mess in that second pic, bc I just rushed to get them back in since i was only a few yards from home anyways. I wish there was some kind of lock for the lid too after this !! (Bananas were fine btw!! The walk home was very bumpy just bc I live somewhere with less than good sidewalks and streets, so I think I'll still be using my produce bags going forward just in case. Very minimal bruising on the bananas though but that also might be thanks to how much space there was so they weren't being squished haha)As for Why I was gripping the handle too loosely: that push button to raise/lower the handle is so easy to accidentally squeeze and the handle kept dropping down. Probably the only ACTUAL issue I have with this cart. I cannot think of a better place for it to be, though. Maybe if it was just deeper into the handle so youre not pressing it Every time you wrap your hand around it? Or if you actually had to PRESS down on it? Idk. I'd hate for it to be too difficult for someone with mobility issues to press it so i guess it's nice that it's a bit sensitive. Easy to get around this issue if you're also good at paying attention to the sidewalk, unlike me.Also doesn't seem like you can pick it up more than just a little bit by the handle, which I expected but might be a point of contention if you would have trouble completely lifting it up by the side handles to get it up steps when it's full/heavy. Possible to lift it by the extended handle to get over cracks and lifted curbs, but I was too worried about it breaking if I lifted it higher than that. I would recommend a cart with stair climbing wheels if this is an issue for you.It was a bit difficult to wheel it while it's closed, which I don't think counts as an ISSUE, but it was def kind of a disappointment to me personally. I wouldn't say I have strength issues, but I do get muscle fatigue pretty fast & have to switch which hand/arm I pull it by a lot, but this is also a personal issue that I don't think would be any better with any other cart. Even closed and empty I had to switch hands a lot bc the weight of it, so wheeling it empty and opened would better if you have to walk a bit to the store (store is 1 mile away from me)Anyways, yeah. TLDR:PROS: Great cart. Very cute. Very easy to store at home & under or inside grocery cart while shopping! Would be very nice to have on a bus IF there is room in the wheelchair area! Could use it as a chair on bus AND at the bus stop if there is no bench at your stop lol. Very spacious and a lot more sturdy than I expected. Rolls exceptionally well. Also already got three compliments as I was leaving the store with it haha. Very easy to use if you have mobility issues, ( but would not count on for support because of easy rolling wheels and flimsy handle, good for sitting on though). Very easy to open, clips on the side pull away very easily. If mobility issues, I would suggest laying it on its side and lifting it by the clips and it will just drop open so nice.CONS: too easy to press handle release button, and cause handle to drop down while walking with it. Small wheels may get caught in large cracks and ledges, but it rolled over rough pavement well. Unsure on how long wheels will work if you are constantly walking it over rough pavement, though. Gets heavy pretty fast. Turns and Rolls away on its own unless you are on completely level ground. Use breaks liberally while stopped. No lock/clasp on lid, not necessarily a CON and more of a DISAPPOINTMENT after I messed up and tipped it over and some of my stuff fell out. If you are smarter than me then that won't be an issue.Would absolutely recommend!!!! Very worth the price :)

Perfect for my needs and such a stylish color, this cart has it all! The 360 wheels make it so easy to roll, and the magnetic lid provides privacy while also keeping items safe in the rain. The slide-outs offer extra room when needed. I like these so much this is my second one. The first one is pink with the stairclimbing wheels, which came in handy recently when an elevator was out and I had to take it up and down three flights of stairs. They do fold up nicely for storage, but I always leave mine out and ready to go. I often get compliments on these carts and questions of where I got them. Very happy with this purchase.

I recently purchased the Foldable Utility Cart, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The quality is outstanding, meeting all my expectations for durability and sturdiness.One of the best features is how easy it is to open and roll around. It makes transporting heavy loads a breeze. During hotel stays, I place my bag on top and other essentials on the bottom, saving me the hassle of carrying things by hand.This cart has truly simplified my life by allowing me to roll my belongings effortlessly. Highly recommended for anyone needing a reliable and convenient utility cart!

This cart proves itself invaluable. I can fill and take items to the laundry and fold after drying to place into closet.Emptying the garbage within plastic bags becomes easier on the back. Easier to bring to the garbage disposal binThe cart folds easily to fit into the automobile. Helps to load groceries to bring insidePlus, the cart looks fashionable. Many compliments!

LOVE this item. It's perfect for shopping, working, traveling, etc. I use it for work. And the beach. It was perfect for our cruise to hold all beach items. The only reason I didn't do 5 stars was because the seat wasn't always sturdy for an adult, and the handle got stuck when retracting it