TAVR Universal Table Top TV Stand Mount for 27 30 32 37 40 43 47 50 55 60 65 Inch LCD LED Flat/Curved Screen TVs, Height Adjustable TV Legs, Strong TV Base Holds up to 88 lbs, Max VESA 800x500mm

I got these as speaker stands for Magnepan LRS+ flat panel speakers. The feet that come with the speakers are flimsy, position the speakers touching the ground, and lean the speakers back, all affecting the sound. Upgrade feet cost $300 from Magnepan, and feet from a well-known 3rd party cost around $400 with tax and shipping (they don’t quote shipping until you put a deposit down, wait on a waitlist, and then they tell you the balance due when they are ready to ship…sketchy). I figured if these could hold a TV stably, they could hold a much lighter panel speaker, and they do! Much better than the original feet. Much sturdier than I expected, and no drilling required. And the height is adjustable. The design is a little dated looking, but that is pretty common for audio accessories these days, and the expensive options look about the same. But it doesn’t matter, because when they are installed the panels hide the curved parts, and people won’t give them a second look. Which is what you want. You’ll need to order two sets, one pair for each speaker. But it’s still a tenth of the price of the “audiophile” feet, and does the same thing, looking just as good, too. It pays to think “outside the box”!

I bought this because drilling holes in my wall felt like a commitment I wasn’t ready for. Instead, I went the "let's just put this on top of the dresser and hope for the best" route. Was I a little concerned? Yes. Has it held up just fine? Also yes.The Good:✔ Surprisingly sturdy – This thing holds my 60” TV like a champ, even though my setup feels like a high-stakes game of Jenga.✔ Adjustable height – Because staring up at the TV like it’s the Sistine Chapel is not ideal.✔ No wall damage – My landlord will never know how close I was to making bad decisions.✔ Took 5 minutes to assemble – And I only had to second-guess myself once.The “Mildly Concerning” Part:It felt a little sketchy at first – Not gonna lie, when I first set it up, I stood there like a scientist waiting for gravity to prove me wrong. But nope, it’s solid.Wouldn’t go over 88 lbs – I’m not testing fate, but if you’ve got a particularly thicc TV, maybe reconsider.Final Verdict:If you don’t want to drill holes but still need a sturdy, adjustable stand that won’t send your TV crashing down in the middle of the night, this is the one. Yes, my setup still feels a little sketchy, but it’s been holding strong, and at this point, I trust it more than some of my life choices.

its skeptical but it works. it just wobbles a bit after installing it when you try to move the tv. just make sure to position it well so you dont have to move it. would advice 2 people to move it.dont get me wrong its sturdy. im using it on a 65 inch tv and its very sturdy. its just the lower part of the leg that wobbles when trying to move the tv sideways.

Works great! Holds my TV up. Easy to put together.

Good quality

While they were easy to assemble, the instructions were a little confusing but nothing a little common sense can overcome. I like the idea of these TV legs, but they are quite wobbly which was a bit of a disappointment...they'll do for now though.

The best tv stand Mount for the price.

Works like you’d expect.