PERLESMITH Universal Swivel TV Stand Base, Table Top TV Stand for 37-75 inch LCD LED TVs, Height Adjustable TV Mount Stand with Tempered Glass Base, VESA 600x400mm, Holds up to 99lbs, PSTVS13

I got this for a new TCL 55" Roku television and my evaluation is in two parts:Part 1 is the description presented and the actual instructions. Simply put, the idea this is a, "15 minute", project is just not realistic. And that is having someone to help you. To me it is/was like buying bicycles for our kids when they were young that had the caveat, "some assembly required". As we all know that, "some assembly", was sitting up until 3:00am trying to put the thing together. This stand is not quite that bad but it isn't a, "15 minute", job...and does need two people at times...especially mounting the TV on the stand.Along that line, the box contained everything you needed except a Phillips screwdriver. Also, all the parts and small assembly items such as nuts, bolts, etc. were present; very nice.As for the instructions, overall they were OK but somewhat unclear in a few places most notably because you had to look at the diagrams for an explanation.I would make one final note...pay attention when you put the rails on the back of your TV that your screws are evenly aligned in their holes. I had one bracket that was off enough that when the TV was in place it had a very slight tilt. In rechecking the screws in the brackets I found one was just a hair off when fully screwed in, so much as to not really even be noticeable. Re-screwing it in corrected the problem.Part 2 is the delivery time and overall impression of the way the stand works. It is in these areas I give this item it's highest marks.Delivery was very timely even though it was during the busiest time (mail-wise) of the Christmas season. As for the product itself I am very pleased. Once it was assembled putting the TV on the brackets was very simple; lift, hang, and secure with the safety locks. However, it IS a two person job. That said, once on this stand is very sturdy and I have no concerns it will continue to hold the set easily.Final notes: First, depending on what kind of table you're putting the stand on, take a look before you set the cross-bracket levels (the horizontal ones the TV will hang on at the top), you want it to be. There are three levels. My table is 22" high and I put the brackets on the lowest level which put the center picture area at about 40" above the floor.Second, this stand has two clips on the back of the upright bar that easily hold two cords, (and three probably), keeping the clutter down. I am plugged into a cable box and Sony Blu-Ray player so I only have two power cords to deal with; the HDMI and HDMI (ARC) are not in the way because they are device to device, not dangling to the floor.Lastly, I would definitely recommend this stand, it is a good product at a good price.

very easy to assemble. very sturdy to hold my 50" TV. I like the ability to swivel for viewing adjustment.

First of all, I got a hold of the seller multiple times before I decided to make my purchase and they responded very quickly and answered my questions because of where I was going to put my TV and I needed to know that the base was not gonna be too big for my shelf on the wall. And everyone else out there wondering the base is 11 x 15“ or 280 x 380 mm.After I found out The size of the base and that it was going to fit on my shelf, I was super excited because it had such great ratings and the price was so reasonable and there was so many reviews that were positive.We received it and it was just as described and just as reviewed by all those people how easy it was to put together the solid construction of it and the value for the money and we have a 65 inch TV at the lowest setting just because that’s what I’m comfortable with and our shelves are already up high enough. It holds our TV with ease and the swivel is a nice feature to get behind it to plug things in. I feel totally confident in the security of this TV stand and wish I had done this years ago instead of drilling holes in my walls to put up wall mounts.This way you can put your TV anywhere you want in any area of your room. If you do decide to put this on a shelf on a wall, you do need to make sure that your shelf brackets are secure in studs of the wall and that you have ample support to the shelf for weight and safety. For information purposes, my shelf that I have this on is 12 x 48“ And all three of my brackets underneath that you can see are in studs 16 inches on center so they’re not going anywhere. And notice also that I have three brackets under the shelf so you have and support and middle support.It’s sleek, sturdy, very modern and solid as far as construction and a great value for the price! I would strongly recommend this for anyone that has a 75 inch or smaller TV and it holds up to 99 pounds and I have no doubt that it would be just fine and I know our TV doesn’t weigh that much maybe half of that, if that.I am so happy with this purchase and would go with this style in the future for TVs instead of on the wall, which is much more permanent and then you have to plug holes and patch and paint every time you decide to move a TV or get a new TV and you need a different stand etc.this one is compatible with 37 to 75 inches And if you get a new TV, you just take it off the back of the old one and put it on the new one… very accommodating for any space.Also, there are plenty of hardware and washers for any kind of TV for the brackets attaching …you have plenty left over, so save all of them for your next TV in case it’s different than the one you have as far as how it attaches. It comes with the tools You need to put it together, a wrench and an Allen wrench… so very simple.Strongly recommend this TV stand. Enjoy.