FITUEYES Universal TV Stand/Base Swivel Tabletop TV Stand with Mount for 40 to 80 inch Flat Screen TV 60 Degree Swivel 6 Level Height Adjustable,Tempered Glass Base,Holds up to 110lbs Screens

Had minor problem following their pictures. Had to look very closely but it all made sense. Solid and sturdy enough to hold my 77" firmly in place. Nothing fancy, does exactly what it's supposed to do. I got it to put small electronics under the TV . Cable box, DVD etc. The stand that came with the TV didn't allow that.

First off, I am just not a fan of tv 'feet' which is now the norm. It doesn't look as good to me as a center support, the norm of years past.Second off, the feet on this tv were too wide for my tv stand. So I either had to buy a new tv stand or a center support option. I love my tv stand, it's sturdy, looks great in my room, so I didn't want to replace it unless I had to.This stand seems sturdy enough, and was easy enough to assemble. My tv is a 75 inch LG that weighs 76 pounds, and it is holding it just fine and looks very nice in my opinion. There seems to be a little confusion over whether the stand swivels or not. The stand itself does not swivel, but the tv mounts to the stand on a pivot point. So the stand is solid/immobile but the tv can easily be pivoted a fair amount on the stand.Lastly, this stand was about half the price of the similar one available at a local store. But it seems to be of decent quality for the price. Only time will tell regarding longevity...

I didn't want to hang my new Visio 75" TV on the wall since it's in the basement and I have metal beams down there, which I don't believe hold as well as wood. I looked at many options and chose this one and happy I did! It is surprisingly very sturdy and was fairly easy to put together (I did it alone, although needed help with the TV!) I have it sitting on a cabinet and I did buy (from Amazon) a tether to attach it to the wall to keep it from tipping if it should get knocked in to. I only used a tether because I have it on a higher cabinet, and have it set to the highest level on the stand. I know reviews are always contradictory, in this case one saying it won't hold a certain size and another saying it will. I'm here to say it WILL hold a 75" Visio(Check all of my reviews... they go from 1 start to 5. I'm tired of fake or paid for reviews. Mine can be trusted as being my honest opinion!)

Good directions for assembly. Well made sturdy stand.

Bought this for a new 75” Sony. It is a good design and well executed. I’m not a fan of pictograph instructions, but these were adequate. The included wrench for the nuts is too thin to maintain a good bite, so save yourself some frustration and fish a real wrench out of your tool box. They do give you a good selection of bolts compatible with VESA patterns, but I used the bolts that came with the Sony, as they included lock washers, which seemed like a good idea. The included vertical brackets that bolt to the television, as well as the mast that rises from the base of this unit, both have a number of holes for the bolts. This allows quite a bit of flexibility in choosing the right height for viewing the television while keeping center of gravity in mind. Assembly was a one-person job until it was time to lift the television into place on the stand. This unit swivels approximately 30 degrees but does not tilt like a wall type mount. The lack of tilt was not an issue for me, because all I was trying to accomplish was safely raise the television above an external speaker array, with the screen kept perpendicular to the base. This unit does that in a secure manner and looks good doing it.