PerlegearSwivel TV Mount Stand, Universal TV Stand for 37-80 inch TVs, Height Adjustable Tabletop TV Stand Holds up to 99 lbs, Preassembled InstaMount Front Support, Max VESA 600x400mm, PGTVS28

I'm surprised I'm going to write a glowing review for something as mundane as a TV stand, but this thing deserves it. It's well made, well packaged, well documented, and works great!Well made: the stand is very sturdy, looks nice and works well.Well packaged: It's like opening an Apple product, It fits well in the box and is organized nicely. Everything, including the myriad of different screws and bolts, is nicely labeled and easy to find.Well documented: the instructions are thorough and easily followed, and as I said before all the parts are labeled nicely and easy to find.Works great: it supports my 65" TV nicely. There's no question about it falling over, etc.

I was given a 75 inch tv that was previously mounted and did not have the stand. This fits great and the instructions were easy to follow.

This is a quality product, well made and of high strength. It looks beautiful with the glass base and if installed properly using the instructive manual for assembly, it is sturdy and stable. I use mine placed at the head of a meeting table with a 65” TV mounted. The swivel left and right is smooth and effortless. This does NOT allow for tilt up and down though. If you need that, then this mount is not for you.Following the clear instructions in the manual that comes in the package, the mount is easily assembled in less than 5 minutes and can be assembled by any adult. Mounting the TV to the stand though needs two persons due largely to the size of the TV. Highly recommended and great value.

This is a nicely machined TV stand. Assembly was straightforward, but the instruction could be improved a bit. We set it up on it's lowest position, and set the TV (Amazon Fire TV) as low as we could via the mounting brackets. Even set at this lowest position, we feel like it's still too tall. Of course, we could swap out the stand on which it sits, but that doesn't relieve the concern for the nearly 12" space from the bottom edge of the TV to the top surface of the base.

The mount comes with tons of parts, all clearly organized and well described in the booklet. DEFINITELY read the booklet first and mark every package of screws, etc., with a Sharpie so you don’t screw things up. Yes, you can assemble it by yourself, but that’s all; you need a second person to help you position the tv onto it. Make sure too that you have the measurements of your tv the way they ask — most flat screens have no trouble with one size of mount, but pay attention: you want to be sure that the mount you choose will be the one that will fit your screen.It takes at least one more person, perhaps a democracy-loving voter, to help you with this. Don’t try to be a he-man or she-woman and try to do it all by yourself. Otherwise, failure looms.