Perlegear Universal Swivel TV Stand Base for 32–70 inch TVs, Height Adjustable Table Top TV Stand Mount with Tilt, Tempered Glass Base, Holds up to 88 lbs, Max VESA 400x400mm, PGTVS26

The stand was easy to securely attach a recently purchased 55 inch flat screen with no feet that had been taken down from my friend's media wall. I didn't want to remount to wall, so I shopped around for a quality stand. It looks great, and I love the way you can easily tilt tv up/down and left/right without fear of it falling because of its sturdy, weighted base. I love the functionality of the stand with its clear instructions that allow you mount multiple types of tvs. It was reasonably priced, and actually holds the large tv better than the plastic legs that came with my other tvs.

This mount is pretty great for the money, especially when paired with the soundbar mount this company makes. It's fairly easy to put together, looks nice, and it's more than adequately stable with a 50" lower-midrange TV. The swivel feature is super awesome to have (albeit a little too easy to accidentally move), and the tilt feature is nice though a bit of a pain in the rear if you want to actually use it. My only complaint which I would take half a star off if possible: why not use the vertical bar as an optional cable management channel? It would be super nice to run a few cables through that and then still have the clips on the rear of it.

Got this for a 65" LCD TV and it's a fantastic stand. So nice to be able to swivel the TV and it turns with the lightest touch while staying exactly where you put it.It also looks great, and is so great to be able to put it on furniture that has a small footprint, rather than something that can accommodate the very wide stance that TV feet have today.The stand is also very sturdy and the locks are handy to lock it in place on the frame. Plus if you want to hang it on the wall down the road instead, you can reconfigure it for that purpose.The only issue I had when assembling, is the short 4 screws supplied to attach the plate to the top of the stand. The plate has a bracket that is made to slide on to the top of the stand (over the holes that have a silver ring). So the screws go through the bracket holes and into the stand holes.Only they weren't long enough to be able to reach the threads in the silver-ringed holes. Because those holes (in the top of the stand) have a short neck before the threads start, and the bracket did not hug the top of the stand close enough... so the distance was too far for the very short screws to catch the threads. If I got one side in, I couldn't get the other... and if I put one screw in on one side, I couldn't get a screw in on the other (even without tightening it down).I could have tried taking the bracket off and bending it in some, but aside form it being very thick steel, I did not feel comfortable having those very short screws securing the very part of the stand that was going to be supporting the entire weight of the TV.So used 4 screws of the same size (but longer) that were VESA screws that also came with the kit, that I did not need for my TV, as mine used one of the larger sets. And the VESA screws were handier anyway because they were phillips heads. They are silver instead of black (the designated screws are black to match the stand mast) but you don't see them anyway and I felt much better using those! And since the stand is hollow, the longer length didn't matter, except it' made it super easy to attach the bracket and much more secure IYAM.On this point, in the manual it says (gist) if you want to tilt it and it's not budging, to slightly loosen two of these screws... another reason longer screws are better. (I don't need tilt but mentioned that because it's relevant here.) You don't want to back out a short screw that's only catching a few threads anyway, and potentially have it fall out... but won't have that concern with the longer screws.So I would buy it again in a second (but would personally do the VESA screw swap regardless). But did not take a star off because the stand is so very nice and the screws I needed were included, even if not intended for that purpose. And maybe most brackets hug the mast better so the short screws might work for most people and they won't know the difference.

so far so good...easy to put together..slight issues..screws supplied for brackets go behind tv were too long..i had use a spacers for extra gap which worked out great..tips: higher the bracket lower the tv goes..so if u place brackets high on back of the tv u can place tv lower...if the one of the screws they supply threads work but too long use the spacers if u dont want to go out find screwsthat fit ur tv perfect..have a picture show how the last screws with bracket go inonly fault i would say is u have to take out the screws from brackets to keep adjustiing to height u need..also need to take out the bolts in the neck to adjust the tilt...wish u could do both on the fly when the tv is already mounted

So far I've had no problems out of this mount. The directions were easy to follow.The two factors to be most wary of is if you have a larger tv please have help as its impossible to see where the stand's hooks are when you're holding the tv from the front.Secondly before you buy the mount, measure the width between of the TV's mounting holes; I have less than a quarter inch of clearance between the mounting brackets and the sides of the stand!

Love this! I have my 65 inch tv on it because I didn’t want to go through the trouble of mounting it to the wall. I’m a smaller girl and was able to assemble and put the tv on myself. My cats push on it and it holds up great. I also love how it turns so you can watch tv from different angles. Was so easy and I don’t think I’ll ever mount another TV.

I had doubts at first because the package looked beat up and rattled, hoped nothing was broken. Turned out everything was there and in good condition. The instructions were understandable and we got it put together pretty easily. There are a lot of parts but depending on the configuration of your TV you won't use all the hardware. It is height adjustable and for my 50" TV on the lowest setting there's plenty of room for a sound bar. I like the glass base, it's heavy and good looking.