Master of Boards® Mobile Flipchart - Ultra Vision | Height Adjustable with Side Arms

We have used this mobile flipchart several times. It was easy to set up. The only problem was that the height adjustment knob was broken. Because we needed it quickly, we did not send it back. Otherwise, everything else was great. We received the order quickly and it looked liked the picture shown. It is easy to use and roll to wherever we need it to go. It is also easy to store since the base is not wide but circular. Liked that the arms can swing out and we can put other sheets on it and review at the same time instead of turning the chart back and forth.

Not impressed. It's not as stable as a tripod easel, so when you write on the easel it wobbles even though the casters are locked. The bolts at the top are too short to tighten an easel paper pad in place (although, I just read in another review that the paper is meant to just rest on the bottom tray - I don't agree, because I can't see any other use for the bracket with bolts at the top than to hold paper), and I'll need to go and buy longer bolts. It's top-heavy. Part of the back metal assembly was bent, but I was able to make it work. Mine did NOT come assembled as advertised. The side-wings could be useful; however, one of mine was already clicked in place and the other was just in the box because the metal is warped and even the manufacturers couldn't attach it. So, they just threw it in the box on its own - problem solved. Being able to roll it around is a big plus, but that's about the best I can say. If it weren't such a hassle to take it apart again, pack it up and return it, I would. I'm glad some purchasers were delighted enough to give this product 4-5 stars, and I'm usually satisfied with things that I order, but this product may disappoint.

I bought this for my classroom, and liked that it is on wheels so can move it as needed. I suppose you get what you pay for, in reality. It was easy to assemble, however the screws used to attach the stand to the board made a couple little bumps in the board. Annoying but easy to work around. Now, after some time in my classroom, the white part of the whiteboard had begun to bubble up, making it hard to write on now. If the bubbles continue to get larger, this board will become unusable. It's a bummer, because I use it every day with my students.

Works okay. Extension arms are a difficult to move. It is tipsy which makes moving from storage to conference area difficult.

Easy to assemble but not as study as I expected. The standard flip chart paper I purchased did not fit which was frustrating. The holes did not match. So now that I am aware of this, I am going to purchase paper that has more holes or open space to fit the chart.

Excellent flip board! As other has put it I initially mistaken the upper bar as a holding device for the flipchart and it is not. The paper is hold and rest on the two upper bottoms. Most charts come with these as standard fitting (Office Depot, OfficeMax etc.) The base footprint is small with wheels so is mobile and does not occupy much space. Its also a white board if needed. Its all metal so its very sturdy and has an adjustable angle. The extension arms are hidden until you need them but they don't come with paper holders so you need to hold the paper by you own means (I use a big clamp). Other than that this flipchart is flawless.

I bought this for my elementary school classroom. The "arms" did not fit correctly so they either need to stay in the up position (dangerous) or down position (unhelpful). They are not easily mobile so it needs to be a relatively permanent decision. After four months, the coating on the front is rippling. It looks like huge bubbles of air forming under the white board. Such a disappointment, as I spent my own money on this and it will be trash soon.

Not really a flip chart as it doesn't have the correct spacing to hold standard sized flip chart paper. Additionally, the bolts and nuts that hold the compression bar that WOULD allow you to hold the paper are too short to actually put anything more than 1/4" of paper, so it's pretty much useless.It also wobbles when you write on it, and it won't adjust high enough to use reliably, unless you're no taller than 5'.Never could figure what the side extensions would be used for other than drying your laundry.Basically a high priced wobbly white board.