MOUNTUP Universal TV Stand, Table Top TV Stands for 37 to 65, 70, 75 Inch Flat Screen TVs, Height Adjustable, Tilt, Swivel TV Mount with Tempered Glass Base Hold up to 88lbs, Max VESA 600x400mm MU0031

Awesome mount for Hisense u7n 75". Much more robust than anticipated. The swivel has held up great and functions easily. Assembly is straight forward and able to level tv if floor is less than perfect. Fully adjustable height allows for a clean look with soundbar under tv. Came back to purchase a second mount for the bedroom.

Like the headline says, use REAL tools to assemble this stand, not the junky wrench and allen wrenches provided. That way you ensure it is better than hand tight when assembling. I assembled this unit one day ago so these are my initial impressions. FYI, a 42" LG LCD hands from this stand.First off, the quality: this is made in China so you always wonder about the quality of such products. This stand has a solid base and the steel support beams work well. It rotates very smoothly provided you do not overtighten the lag bolt. If you do overtighten it, it is fairly easy to back off a bit once the tv is on the stand. You can adjust it, again using a REAL wrench, to your preference in terms of adjusting the angles. No issues there. There are a number of height adjustments that you can make when you are putting this unit together, I already have the TV on a high shelf so I chose the lowest height settings. This isn't a tv that can be adjusted up and down once you mount it, you need to know that beforehand or you will be disappointed. That said, once you find the right height for the TV there should be no reason to move it for the vast majority of people. The angle adjustments left and right are easy and provide enough angle for my purposes. Does it move 45 degrees each way? I dunno, but if it doesn't then it is very close to 45 degrees.Ease of assembly: I had no issues with assembly, the instructions are clear and all parts are provided. I see some reviews complained about the assembly process. I disagree with those complaints. I found the instruction manual easy to follow and if you have ever assembled a flat screen tv wall mount before this will be easy for you. If you have never held a tool before then yeah, you may be a bit lost at first, but that's user error that would occur with any of these DIY stands.TV size: I use a 42" LCD on this stand and it supports the weight no problem. I have not tried pushing the boundaries of weight so I can't tell you if it has an issue with heavier TV models.Overall I am giving this 5 stars based on my initial impression. I have purchased slightly more expensive stands in the past and this works just as well as the competitors. I believe this was the lowest priced of this style TV stand on Amazon at the time of purchase. So far it seems like a good value but, again, I only assembled it yesterday. If the stand fails in any way I will update this review to reflect the issue.

I love it. Works great and holds my 65" Sony (about 50 lbs.) wonderfully. I bought it for a few reasons.1. Didn't want to mount on my wall because we're renting.2. Wanted to add a little downward tilt since our new TV stand was a bit higher.3. Got a new soundbar that wouldn't fit between the stock stand's legs.This stand solved all 3 problems perfectly. I don't really use the swivel, but it works well. In order to tilt downward you need to install the swivel & tilt part upside down (be a true rebel). Just make sure you tighten the bolts well, I've had no issues with slippage. It's a well-built piece. There are quite a few screws & bolts to assembly, but...have fun. It's like LEGOS for adults.Only con that's really no fault of the stand is that I had to raise it a little higher than I wanted so that when sitting on the couch, there was enough clearance for the signal from the remote to work without having to raise my arm all the way up to point. Otherwise the soundbar covered up the remote transmitter.My soundbar is a Samsung Q800, and it fits perfectly on the front edge of the stand. And it does a good job of hiding the wires, despite the one peeking in the lower left on this pic (I was just moving it around). Tip: if you put a soundbar on the stand, add some of those little rubber or plastic anti-slip bumpers on the bottom of it where it rests on the stand. Like these: https://www.amazon.com/Bumpers-Sliding-Self-Adhesive-Dampening-Bumpers/dp/B09L82ZX2K/ref=sr_1_4?crid=39NL9KYE6ZX8Q&keywords=rubber+protectors+for+glass&qid=1680660352&sprefix=rubber+protectors+for+glas%2Caps%2C121&sr=8-4Also, if you're wondering why I didn't slide my soundbar all the way back, it's because it has upward firing speakers for Atmos and so you want clearance so the sound isn't blocked by the TV. If you don't have upward firing speakers, sliding it all the way back is possible.

The TV stand I had purchased seems pretty nice and sturdy and well made. Fairly easy to assemble as it comes with all the tools necessary and great installation pictures. Only issue i have is that the swiveling mechanism you have to install upside down in-order to tilt downwards. Otherwise its a fine product.IN ORDER TO TILT DOWNWARD, YOU NEED TO INSTALL THE SWIVELING MECHANISM UPSIDE DOWN!

Solid! Appears well engineered. Easy to put together with a little head-scratching. All parts were present and labeled. Works with 65” TV.

Best stand ever. Holds a 74" TCL and moves smoothly. Fits on narrow depth cabinets too unlike most standard legs.

Have had it for years and it’s still holding up strong has survived a few earthquakes and still very sturdy but at first it was hard and confusing to set up