Universal TV Stand, Table Top TV Stand Base Wobble-Free Replacement for Most 24 to 80 Inch LCD LED TVs, 7 Height Adjustable TV Legs Hold up to 150lbs, Max VESA 800x500mm, Black AX10TB02

This is a better universal TV stand. It was easy to assemble. You get two sizes of spacers to select from. The brackets are made different and they are durable. There is no swivel feature. It looks great and it works with an old 32” Emerson LCD TV.

I am really happy with the quality and price of this item.Great sturdy and easy to install. Holds really heavy tv as well.

Bought a 75” inch TV and the feet were beyond table top. Bought this stand to fit table top. Works great. Was able to raise the TV enough to fit Klipsch center speaker underneath. A little wobbly but tv is out of the way. It will not tip forward and is cat proof.

Very nice , well build, good for all sizes of TV’s and ease to assemble.

It's easy to put together, and the instructions are pretty easy to follow. I wish the instructions better said how to figure out what screw and spacer you need for your specific TV, though.If you've got a heavy TV, make sure to get a second person for a proper lift. I say this because after I attached the TV stand to the TV, I tried to walk the it over to the TV table, and the bend I saw in the foot was concerning (no permanent damage). So, the TV stand is strong enough to *hold* the TV, but putting all the weight on one foot and at angle is not something it's rated for. But set up the way it's supposed to be used, it's plenty strong and stable.My TV is an 80", and it fits, but only just barely. If your TV is 80", your TV may be practically sitting on the legs of the stand. Only enough room for cables, really. Make sure you're okay with that.

We were given an older, bulky 55 inch tv. Although it is flat-screen it is still quite heavy. The previous owner had it wall-mounted, but that is not an option where we live now, so I started shopping for a stand.Most of the other tv stands I looked at for 55 inch tv's had lower weight limits and I was not confident any of them would be strong enough. This one works great; you can't really wobble the tv even if you try. It was also affordable and easy to assemble. Highly recommended.

This adjustable stand was perfect for my son-in-law who had major surgery. Laying in the bed alot during recovery Iwas able to easily install this TV stand and adjust it perfectly for him. People, this is not junk, it's quality. I would recommend this for anyone.

I needed a universal stand for a new 65" tv in order to fit on my existing tv console. Most of them out there were the bulky stand with tilt and swivel functions, but those require much more assembly and I was worried about stability. I found this one was just a basic static tv feet replacement that uses the VESA mount. I think it worked out very well because my VESA width is 400mm which puts the feet far enough apart to not look weird. If you didn't know it looks like it's original to the TV. The construction is all metal and has plenty of screws to feel secure. I opted to use the spacer on the back so that I could use the long screws. Using the VESA does worry me a bit holding up 40lbs on 4 screws, but I imagine they test it to hold the weight. You will also need to lay the TV screen down on a bed while installing the rails.I had one issue during installation, when screwing the feet onto the vertical rail, make sure it is completely straight. Originally I had a 0.5" offset between the front and back of the foot making it look crooked. Another review posted a photo of this but it can be easily fixed by making sure it's level when tightening the screws.I do think the price is a bit high in comparison to the other stands out there. Around $40 you can get a full glass base, metal arm, tilt, and swivel adjustments. This one was around $30 and it's much smaller and less parts. The price isn't bad but in comparison seems high.Pros:- Easy installation- Plenty of parts, screws, spacers, washers included- Looks good if you have at least a 400mm VESA width between feet- Plenty of TV height adjustments- Soundbar sits flat on topCons- Price is not much lower than alternative bases with more features- Front rubber pads don't have a full square surface to stick to