USX MOUNT Full Motion TV Wall Mount for Most 37-82 inch TV

This TV stand is great! It has a wide and heavy base that holds the weight of my TV safely. It swivels which is what I needed and love the most. I'd buy it again if I had an additional TV.

I got this at a very good price (around $20), and it's a really good value. I guess I didn't pay enough attention to the item description before ordering, because I didn't realize that the base is made of glass.When I opened the box, the shipping company had apparently mishandled the package because the glass base had shattered into a thousand pieces. I called the company and they agreed to send me a new glass base, which they did promptly. It was pretty straightforward to put it together, and the stand is really sturdy. The 55" TV I mounted on it sits firmly on the stand (I didn't need to use the stabilizing strap that came with it). I really like the fact that it swivels from left to right and can be mounted at different heights. It's probably a good thing that I had not at first realized that the base is glass as I might not have ordered it. It turns out, though, that I really like the glass base at it gives the stand an extra touch of elegance.

My mother received a TV from a friend, 34' Samsung, but TV did not have the original stand as they use a wall mount for the TV. So, I saw the reviews for this stand and I bought it. Setup was easy and I'm glad I purchased it as this stand is reliable and sturdy.

It wasn't easy doing this by myself but I did get my 48" computer monitor remounted on this stand. It works great! There's no chance this thing is going to tip over as the tempered glass base is very heavy especially with my 40+ pound monitor/TV on it.The footprint of the base is only about 17 inches wide by 10.25 inches deep so is much more practical for a desk that isn't much wider than the monitor. The original stand had the large "feet" at each extreme end of the width which made me nervous that one of the feet would tip over the edge if it got bumped (or there is an earthquake). An anti-tip strap is included but I didn't need that.The only "con" I can think of is the tilt. It's hard to get leverage to tilt the monitor while also loosening/tightening the screws. It would be great if there was a lever or something to tilt the mount without pulling on the monitor which, in my case, is really thin for it's size at the edges yet still heavy. Fortunately, I don't expect I'll need to adjust it anymore.A great buy especially if you are planning to put a large monitor or TV on a counter or desk which isn't much wider than the screen.

Arrived today, installed today and review posted today. I've been an Amazon member since 200 something when I'd buy books while stationed at US Marine Detachment... Anyways, I've purchased mounts, many of which I've upgrade or gifted and this has been the best mount for the price over these many years. You can see and feel the quality and install without fear out doubt it will hold up.PROS1- Multiple hole patterns- the pictures I've added are of a 200x100 pattern of a Vizio 40"2-Holes for height adjustment at 1 1/4 increments3- Additional adhesive backed cable loop pieces so I can determine where the cables need to go.CONSNot on the top of the "Amazon Recommended" list that precedes all my searches and pushed me toward items that were not this one. This is a disservice to this product that needs to be fixed, Amazon.

The stand came well packed and it comes with all accessories one would need for any install.I was ready to send it back when I figured out how to loose fit the arms to match a 400mm VESA.The instructions have good exploded views, but no information helping the assembly process.it's a nice stand, the base had two labels that needed a razor blade and paint thinner to remove and clean.A nice plastic peel film would have been a nice addition.Once assembled I'd give it a 5 star rating, but too much inconvenience on the instructions.

This stand was bought to replace my Samsung 55" tv's original stand so I could fit it into a alcove/tv nook, since this base was smaller than the original base. Basically the original stand was too wide for my DVD/surround system and cable box to fit. Now they all fit with the tv in the middle, surround on one side and cable box on the other. The stand is well built, and packaged very professionally. Pay no mind the people that said the instructions weren't clear, because they are smoking crack. They were clear and illustrated with big pictures that even my 9 year old kid could follow. Each set of screws, washers, etc were packaged according to size, and type, and were connected together, and clearly labeled, so any complaints about that are bogus as well. TV height you ask? well if you stay within the sizes mentioned in the description, then you should be good to go. I have my 55" on the second from the lowest setting and have 4 " between the surface the tv is sitting on and the bottom of the tv screen. I think the lowest setting puts my 55" at 3" above the surface. People complained about the bracket that attaches to the back of the tv, and how it didn't fit right, or was a little out of whack. I found the same to be true, but that was easily fixed by loosening a screw here, moving the bracket slightly, and tightening a screw there until all lines and edges line up. Lastly, I saw several complaints about the stand making the tv out of level. I noticed this on my tv at first myself, and thought I effed up buying this, as it was hanging low on the left side, very noticeably. After over thinking it for a moment, I walked over to the tv, and very gently pushed down on the right side until it leveled out. I'll be honest, I don't know if it was supposed to do that, like some built in, unadvertised micro swivel/leveling function, but it moved freely and easily, and has stayed there since i moved it there. Also, I can imagine that you could loosen/tighten the screws on the bracket like I mentioned earlier to get some sort of leveling function as well, though I didn't need to do that. The only thing I can see wrong with this stand is the tilt function. Oh yes, it does have one, so don't believe the crackheads that claim it doesn't. It actually tilts slightly down stock, which is good for me, as my tv sets higher than eye level, but it can be tilted upwards a few degrees. The problem is that its just awkward to do, but if you can use a screwdriver, then it can be accomplished. Overall, this is a great tv stand, and a good value as well!!!!!!!

Seems very durable and capable of holding my tv. Easy to connect to my tv.