Rfiver Universal Table Top TV Stand TV Base Replacement for Most 27-60 Inch LCD LED Flat Curved Screen

Great stand, my tv was too wide for my dresser so I got this and it fits now. Very sturdy! And fairly easy to setup! I think it was a great buy. Read more

My TV had little V shaped feet on the left and right of the TV, looked cheap. For a 77" OLED something better looking should be out there. This stand has a glass base, and solid arm, Looks very nice and quality right from the start. This uses the screws on the back like if you were going wall mount it but, it also locks into the stand. It is easy to assemble; you can raise or lower the TV based on how you build the stand and put the brackets on the back of the TV. It even comes with the tool to build it (but, I used my own). Once setup it's very clean looking and upgrades the look of the TV, Great value for a nice-looking TV stand. Read more

Was very easy to put together worked out great! Put a 43” tv on it because i could not find the legs i used to have. Very sturdy highly recommend! Read more

Secure mount, working well with my 55” tv, like the range and motion of the tilt. Easy instructions, had my teenager put it together. Read more

I couldn't be more pleased with this product. I'm a mechanically inclined person. While my stand was in transit I watched the youtube video on how this stand is assembled. The video is super explanatory. Just like an Erector set. It's real easy to do. The instruction diagrams are in plane english and real easy to understand. The bags have all the numbers. So from the starting point you start with number one and work your way up. When you read the AI complaint on extra screws this normal there are 5 different sizes of screws for the different VESA TV types. You are only going to need 1 set. I used this stand for my new Hisense U8N 55" TV. For TV at 65" I would go with same brand but go with the newer bigger base size. Just because the description says hold 88 lbs doesn't mean that if you have a TV weighs 80lbs that you should buy this one instead of the next size up. This stand is very strong to hold my TV. What I like about it's not a swival type but even with the post tightly assembled to the base there is still enough movement to adjust angle a little bit. My viewing angle is off by a few degrees so minor adjustments to turn it left or right is nice extra feature to have. This Universal stand is very safe. What makes it safe is how you will assemble it. Knowing that when tighen evescrscrand nut make sure it tight with 1 ft lb you don't want to over tighten bend the metal. This kit comes with one allen wrench and one nut wrench. If you hand torque with the long end of the allen wrench to the point with just tighting to the point the screws stop turning with small amounts force from your fingers that is about 1 ft lb. If you read the negative reviews about wobble it's useless to pedestal stands. First it requires that when a person applies force or pressure you get the oppisite reaction. A wallmount with 2 brackets that holds the TV to the wall and this pedestal stand will have same effect because the only time it does is when a person keeps pushing the TV back & forth it creates wobble. This wobble is very normal. Just like the law of physics. The TV is attached with only 2 long but strong metal rods that are attached by 4 bolts to the back of the TV. This allows for a lot of freedom of movement. Even TVs that come with thier own pedestal stand will still have the same wobble when you shake it back and forth. I assembled my TV at the top 2 sets of holes this the highest point to fit my Vizio M5.1.2 soundbar perfectly under the TV. It I bought sound bar isolation pads so it doesn't even rest on the glass base. The glass base is very thick and strong so you can trust it. The glass is a very nice feature compared to the thin metal stands that manufactures have included with some TV's without a sound bar to block it they don't look as nice a glass type pedestal stand. This review might seem long but I wanted to mention some of the negative reviews that aren't helpful. Like you can tell from some reviews that for a few of them some aren't the mostmechanical inclined individuals. This stand does take time to assemble but it is really easy to put together even with the 2 locking pieces that get bolted to the bottom of the horizontal bar. Even for some reason a whole set of screws are missing. You can buy the complete Universal screw set for under $10. That was what was going to do if mine weren't included. You should have to waist time shipping this back but know what your getting and if you need a stand for a 65" go with the bigger stand for piece of mind. It has a base of 12". Thanks reading to the end of it. I want people after me to know what my TV is and my experience with this stand and how made sure that when I assembled it I did it right. I assembled mine on 12/4 and hasn't moved from where I placed it on my shelf. Read more

They wanted $159 for the same thing at Best Buy. Watched the unboxing/installation video first. Took 10 min to put together. Used it on a 44 inch tv and it looks like it grew there and much nicer than the cheap plastic legs that came with it. Saving the extra screws for when I replace the tv in the future. This stand will outlast me. Read more

We had to move rooms to accommodate my elderly mother. Unfortunately the room we moved to didn’t have a great area for our tv. Our dresser is now at the end of our bed. We didn’t have the legs for our tv anymore since it was mounted on the wall. This stand worked perfectly. I have to be honest seeing the size of the stand I was skeptical but it is actually very sturdy. Easy to put together too! It’s only day one but so far so good. FYI: it does NOT swivel. We have it on a turn plate so that in the morning when I’m getting ready we can turn it. Read more

Looks great holding a 32 inch flat screen. Enjoyed putting it together and seems to holding up well. Good buy might be getting another one. Read more