Millenium SR-2008

If you want a cheap rack, and ready to compromise on other stuff, then this is for you. The major compromise here is in ease of assembly. I consider myself very good at assembling things, and this thing only has 8 screws, 4 wheels and couple of brackets, so I expected to have it ready in 10-15 minutes, It took me just over 1.5 hours to assemble.

1. Wheels don't screw in well. As mentioned in other reviews. It's like they cross thread. No tool to tighten them further (I have my own but not everyone would)
2. The rails for attaching the heavy load brackets in the middle of the rack were way too tight. The nut wouldn't fit through. I ended up (once again using my own tools) bending the metal bits outwards just enough to fit them... I still had to hammer them down but anyway.
3. The panels didn't line up very well... had to loosen everything up and get each screw started in the thread then tighten them all down slowly.

Once assembled. It is very strong and stable serves its purpose perfectly. I didn't want to spend stupid amounts of money for what is just a metal box that will never leave the house and never get abused. Once I got over the ordeal assembling it, I'm very happy with it and would buy it again if I had to.

Reasonable quality for the price.
Wheels are hard to get on, and support brackets didn't go in as per instructions and to disassemble base and slide in from bottom side.

Once it was built it seems stable and works great.

Editing review...

Currently running over the rated capacity load and it's holding up great. Also had to remove the support brackets, I love living life on the edge apparently. It's fully loaded, Which aids stability a little. Most weight on the bottom. 2x UPS not recommended. Honestly if you just want to load a bunch of PC's into it it's probably OK.