PERLESMITH Universal TV Stand Table Top TV Base for 32-82 inch LCD LED OLED 4K Flat Screen TVs-Height Adjustable TV Mount Stand with Tempered Glass Base, VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 99lbs PSTVS11

Excellent sturdy well built stand. Looks good. Excellent structural components easily handle 50lb weight of my TV. Assembly is straightforward and directions are clear. I watched a couple YouTube videos to get smart on assembly. Lot of bolts and accessories to fit just about any TV. Wrenches also included. Two person job because of my 65" TV size.Like many new TVs with wide tripod feet, mine are too wide for my A/V cabinet and don't adjust towards center of TV. I installed this stand with my TV feet installed on the TV for stability during assembly and for determining height of TV on stand. This avoided a lot of hit and miss. This assembly process worked great since my TV tripod feet simply pull off from the bottom when TV is installed on this stand.I have TV sitting flush at lowest height on tempered glass stand and it looks far better than using those cheap looking tripod feet. TV and stand look classy and like those expensive LG OLEDs. TV is also now more stable. No interference with any of the inputs or power socket on my Sony 65" X90J.Tip: I've seen some reviewers say that when installed their TV is turned slightly left or right on the stand making it and the stand not be aligned. The solution is that the vertical bar can be slightly adjusted to center it on the stand. Loosen the 3 bolts connecting the vertical bar to the tempered glass base and adjust it to be straight on the tempered glass base. Slowly tighten each bolt keeping it aligned. This worked for me when after mounting the TV it seemed like the TV was swiveled slightly and not aligned perfectly with the base..Highly recommended.

I needed to raise my TV by over a foot and this worked perfectly vs mounting the TV on the wall. The stand is literally put together in under ten minutes. It's sturdy and looks nice. Don't be overwhelmed by al the hardware supplied. I needed very little of it. The back of the stand has clips to hide your wiring as well. I was able to mount my 65" TV on the stand without assistance, but some may need an extra set of hands placing the TV on the stand. The stand looks nice as well and eliminates those ugly feet they are now using.

I am pleased with this stand for my new 70" tv. I was really worried if it would actually hold it, but it is very sturdy and you can tell is heavyduty/well made. My tv is above my fireplace (only place I could put it in my room set up), and I also worried if the lack of tilting would be problematic... but it isn't at all. This sits perfectly on my 11" deep mantle and balanced out so there is zero rocking or unstable footing. The little rubber feet are great for bass reverberation reduction as well. There are choices on how high you want your tv on the stand, which works out for my soundbar to rest on the bottom of the mount clearing the view of the screen. And, last but not least, this is the best solution for apartment dwellers that can't or don't want to drill into the wall for mounting. I almost gave in and had my tv professionally mounted because I wasn't sure if a 70" tv would look right on a stand. I am VERY glad I saved myself $300 (plus a future move out deposit), and put the stand together myself in 15 minutes and had a friend help me mount it to my tv and plop it on my mantle.This is my second stand, as I bought one for the 50" tv I had when I first moved to this apartment a couple of years ago. Both have been such a reliable and affordable solution.TL;DR-sturdy and heavy duty-great on mantle, no need for tilting-holds 70" tv no problem-different height settings, great is you have equipment to place under screen-rubber feet for noise reduction-BEST solution for apartment dwellers wanting their deposit back**Also certified 'bad kitty approved' if you have a cat that likes to walk across your mantle in front of the tv**

My LG65UM69 65" LCD TV has a bump-out at bottom back (see photo of TV back, which for some reason Amazon is displaying rotated sideways). I was concerned that this might interfere with installation of the stand, but it was not a problem: I didn't even have to use the spacers that are supplied with the stand to help it clear bump-outs. The heavy black tempered glass base is sturdy, stable, and attractive-looking, and the stand can be assembled to place the TV at a variety of heights. I purchased the stand because the pair of feet that came with the TV are located near the outer edges of the set, which placed them dangerously close to the edge of my cabinet.Assembling the stand was simple, although the directions are a bit skimpy The vertical post has a small hole near the bottom to hold a wiring tie, but the instructions fail to tell you to face the hole toward the back. You also need to determine which height to use when connecting the cross-bar to the post (three options) and which bracket-holes to use when attaching the brackets to the back of the TV via the VESA holes. I did this by laying the TV on its face and trying out different positions see which combination provided the height I wanted.The stand comes with a number of spacers and different size and length screws for use depending on your particular TV's requirements. For my set the VESA holes required the M6 X 16 screws.

Heavy Duty stand for 58” tv. The base is much larger than other stands. This is a HUGE plus & makes large tv’s safe from tipping over. The one major disadvantage are the useless instructions! I just looked at the picture. Easy to assemble.

Perfect!

Comes with hardware to support multiple configurations. Well designed and sturdy.

Looks very nice on our tv stand. Lifts up TV to a perfect height, but is adjustable. The TV is more stable than the flimsy feet that came with the tv. We didn’t have an option to use a wall mounted one. This is perfect. Great price too!