XINLEI Universal Swivel TV Stand Base Table Top TV Stand for 23-70 Inch TVs 70 Degree Swivel, 6 Height Adjustable Tall Monitor Mount Stand, Max VESA 400x400mm,Holds up to 88lbs TS206

I used this universal TV stand base for a 32-inch Vizio TV that I set up as a gaming monitor, and it’s been working great. It looks great once installed, clean and simple without taking up extra space. The ease of installation was a big plus. Everything lined up the way it should, and the instructions were straightforward. The fit is solid and stable, with no wobble during use. I really like the height adjustment feature. It gave me the flexibility to set the screen exactly where I wanted it for gaming. For the price, the value for money is definitely there. Overall, a reliable stand that does exactly what you want it to.

This is great quality. The base is made of thick strong glass and the frame is metal. The unit felt very sturdy.

Easy install fit my lg tv nice and it's medium big lol

More universal than my previous tv stand, which it turned out wasn't universal at all when I bought a new tv. Holds my 40" tv up nicely, though I wish it had more height options, and it's not as easy to change the height as the old one was. But once it's set that doesn't matter. A good stand for a good price!

Bought an open box 43" tv that was missing everything but the power cord, and since I didn't plan to wall mount it, needed a stand. This was a little odd to assemble - to change the tilt you'll need a screwdriver. But once it's set, it's solid with no wobble, and some I don't plan to ever change it, that's fine by me. Base is thick, heavy glass with thick foam stick on feet that don't slide very easy. No worries of this tipping over. Only complaint is that the screws that are meant to attach the tv to the stand are too short for my Sony. They didn't even reach the threads inside the holes on the tv, so I had to go buy some longer ones. No biggy, esp at this price, and especially if your tv comes with its own screws (most do).

This was an extremely frustrating experience. The manufacturer clearly labels the assembly parts from A through K, and the installation instructions are entirely based on those part labels. However, my package only included parts B, G, H, and J, plus a small bag of mixed, unlabeled parts. Where are the rest of the parts? Because the instructions constantly refer to specific parts from A–K, missing most of the labeled components makes the assembly process extremely difficult, confusing, and potentially impossible. I should not have to guess which random screw, spacer, or component is supposed to replace a clearly labeled part in the instruction manual—especially for a TV stand that needs to safely support an expensive television. The most disappointing part is that the quality of the parts I did receive actually seems good. I probably would have been satisfied with this stand if the package had included the correct and complete assembly hardware. Unfortunately, missing the majority of the required labeled parts is a serious quality-control and packaging failure. A product can have good materials, but that means very little if the customer cannot properly assemble it.

When I wall-mounted my 55-inch Element Fire TV in 2017 I never thought to put the included stands somewhere safe. Duh! This XINLEI product is a great substitute at a fantastic price. A little fiddly to fit the TV to the stand with the provided spacers, but no major issues. Swivel movement is quite stiff, which is no bad thing. And yes, I did fit it to a 55-inch TV - 12 inches more than the supposed max size. Just note that my TV is about 60 per cent less than the max weight and I have it at the lowest height setting. Also, make sure you choose the right VESA size for your TV - measure the distance between the mounting holes on the rear.

I like the stand. It's easy to set up. I don't think it's strong enough for my 65", it leans forward big time. It says it's strong enough for a hundred pounds, my tv is well under 50 pounds. It's a brand new flat/thin screen and very light. I wonder if the company that makes these will cover the costs if/when my tv eventually brakes the tiny plastic piece that ultimately supports the whole thing. It's kinda funny, they built the thing outta 1/4" metal, except for the bracket that supports everything, it's plastic painted to look metal I think. When you see it from the back.... it looks like it's about to fall... mine hasn't yet, but I'm NOT gonna be surprised at all when it does. It's already leaning much worse than the tower in Pisa. The level is a concern too, and what keeps it from sliding off the horizontal cross member in the back, I used a wad of tape. It is functional, BUT... I think that if you use tape to keep it from sliding off the thing, put a hook on the wall with a rope tied tight enough to keep it from falling forward, use some books to support the weight, keep your eye on it constantly, and check the level twice a day, it may be safe.

Nice glass base V study construction and material Well made Easy to assemble

Le pied superbe en verre noir en bas sur le socle très solide il supporte une télé relative en grande très esthétique je recommande

Sono molto soddisfatto del prodotto. Devo dire che lo trovo molto solito, materiali ottimi con tutto il corredo per il montaggio inclusi (anche viti e bulloni in più). Vale il prezzo pagato. Lo schermo non si muove ed è bel saldo. Poi è davvero molto bello anche da vedere con la base in vetro lucida

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I guess this stand's usp is it's tilt function - the reason I selected it from the many other stands available for my Samsung 32" TV. However, even if this is not required I can highly recommend this stand. High quality components, easy to assemble and a substantial tempered glass base. It comes with a good selection of fixing bolts to accommodate most TVs - M4 x 20, M5 x 25, M6 x 12, M6 x 25 and M8 x 25 - plus two sizes of spacers. Excellent value for money.