TAVR Universal Swivel TV Stand Base Tabletop TV Stand for 27 32 42 43 47 50 55 inch LCD LED Flat Screen TV-Height Adjustable TV Mount Stand with Tempered Glass Base,Hold up to 88lbs,MAX VESA 400x400mm

Before I purchased this I read all the great reviews and that helped me decide to purchase it. (My TV is a 37" LG.) I have to admit when it arrived with a critical part missing and some instructions that seemed a bit overwhelming along with dozens of screws and other parts I started to have doubts! However, I contacted the vendor and they were very friendly and helpful to get the missing part to me. While waiting for the part I sat down and assembled what I could of the stand. It really was easy to assemble and it turned out nice and sturdy and I love the way it rotates. Very smooth. Nice looking too. The takeaway for me was that there really is a lot of value in the reviews on Amazon.

If you came across this tv stand and you're comparing STOP! There is no more need to waste time. Just get this, you'll thank me later. I did the comparing for you over 2 hours of looking at good and bad reviews of this and similar products.For me I got this delivered in 1 day, It was cheapest stand with all options I needed.Comes with mounting hardware.I mounted a 50 inch samsung tu7000... you will need to use the provided small and large spacers and longest 8mm bolts.I am a mechanical engineer and can say this is well built. Instructions/diagrams are easy to follow. I Had my tv mounted in 20 minutes of opening box and I took my sweet time. This is an universal option so not all tvs will mount the same. Use what hardware is provided to figure out a configuration for your tv. It comes with multiple bolts and sizes and Allen wrench.

Used this for Samsung 32” TV. Very, very sturdy. Heavy base seems quite a bit more stable than Samsung’s original. Even looks nicer! The only glitch is that since this is “universal” fit product some manufactures such as Samsung don’t exactly cooperate. While the assembly was not at all mysterious and pretty easy overall, we discovered that not all flat panel TVs are actually flat on the back. See the photo. The problem was easily solved by cutting the metal mounting brackets shorter. Fortunately I had the tools to make the cut; pretty simple if you have the means. I really can’t blame the product. Samsungs owners manual gives you a number to call for their proprietary wall mount so perhaps they intentionally create problems for third parties. Also the M8 VESA screws were a bit short or possibly once again Samsungs attachment points were set a little to deep. (If its a problem VESA screws are readily available on line or at local stores)

As a renter I'm not able to mount my TV and I have an old TV stand that isn't wide enough to fit the 55 inch I bought. I picked buying this over an entire new TV stand because it did exactly what I wanted (securely held my TV and allowed me to swivel it for viewing across the room) and it was so much cheaper than buying a new stand.The base is glass which made me nervous but it seems pretty sturdy since it is kind of thick. The feet are little rubber pads that stick on with some type of glue pad, I thought they might slide around as I swiveled the TV but they have moved at all.It did take me a little longer than I thought to get it put together but I also was watching TV, but I would expect around an hour or so to put it together and get the TV on it.

I bought this one after I had to return another brand which is more expensive. I just need a basic stand that has a clearance for Bose soundbar and could swivel when hook up cables. This one is almost perfect for me. All ports are not blocked. I deduct one star because of the quality and defective hardware. One short screw didn't have groove so I had to use long ones with spacer. A bit concern on the quality and the base - not sure why all use tempered glass instead of metal plate. I recommend this stand as it's simple, easy to install, all hardware/tools included, and seemed to be sturdy.

I rarely review the (many) products I buy on amazon, but this TV stand deserves a rave review. It is EVERYTHING a TV stand should be: well designed; solid and sturdy, able to accommodate many different size TVs; and easy to assemble. I was especially impressed (delighted, in fact) with the assembly process: easy-to-follow non-verbal pictorial instructions; all the hardware encased in separate, labeled plastic bags; all the pre-drilled holes lined up perfectly; extra hardware for different TV mounting styles. It took me (age 77) about 30 minutes to assemble it and mount a new 43" flat screen TV all by myself.

I purchased a 55" Samsung TV which is in a corner on an existing cabinet. Not only did I need a stand which wasn't greater than the width of the cabinet (which the legs that came with the TV were), I also needed the TV to swivel so it could be seen when sitting to the side. The stand is perfect! It's very sturdy, doesn't have a huge base as some I reviewed do, adjusted to the height wanted, and the swivel aspect is awesome. Must admit I had the Geek squad put it together and install it, but no trouble for them. Kinda wish I'd gotten one before for my 48" TV which had a central stand but didn't swivel. If you don't need the swivel, it's still a great stationary stand for the money.

I bought this to use with a 50" Hisense and mounting was super easy. The base feels very sturdy and works much better on my desk than the stock little feet that come with the screen and the swivel is very nice. I only wish there was some amount of tilt capability but I can deal with it not having that. The base has a very nice weight and the feet are well spaced so it all feels extremely stable. The cable ties feel pretty weak and I don't have a lot of faith in the adhesive but I didn't use mine for my setup.