VIVO Artistic Easel 45 to 65 inch LED LCD Screen, Studio TV Display Stand, Adjustable TV Mount with Swivel and Tripod Base, Black Bracket, Dark Walnut Legs, STAND-TV65A

Easy to assemble. Swivels for ease of view anywhere. Very sturdy. Perfect height. Functions perfectly for our room!

I have to say I was very skeptical about this product. I wanted it to work out. I'm so happy I took the chance. It was very easy to assemble . It looks beautiful and it's very sturdy. I love that you can swivel the TV to which ever direction you want to watch it. I highly recommend.

We bought this for our Samsung 65" QLED TV. Although this stand says it supports up to 65" TV's, when I opened the instruction manual, I was surprised to find that it clarifies 70.4lbs limit for normal floor and 55lbs for glossy floors.You need allen wrenches, but the ones you need come in the supplies. you also need phillips screw driver and benefit with a drill with a small wood drill bit. There are 2 plastic cable clasps you sticky tape and screw into the back leg to hold a power cable from the ground to the TV electric plug.The overall stand is lovely. It's so modern. The parts are all well made, strong and the wood is nicely finished and appears to be a strong wood variety.I heeded the advice of other reviews and benefited from taking their advice in attaching the TV to the stand while the TV was face down on carpeted floor. My wife and I easily lifted the TV up off the floor and moved the stand in place as we needed.The screws and kit come with plastic spacers to help support a TV that curves. Although my TV doesn't have a curve, I found that the two screws in the kit were both too short or too long for screwing the black support arms to the back of the TV. So I used the smallest black spacer with the longest screws and that worked perfectly to allow the screw to firmly hold the black arm to the TV. I also liked the space this added because I was able to run the power cable through that space to help manage the power cable running up the leg for good cable management.My wife and I just love the stand. It is so modern and unlike many TV stands that collect dust on the shelves or stand, you just won't have that with this.From a practical use, we decided to put the TV between our Living room and dining room,. That meant the TV wasn't against the wall. So how the TV looked form the back made a difference in how clean it looks. Secondly, I was afraid of hitting the TV while walking by and tipping the whole thing over. Well, with this stand, the TV freely spins around the middle pole.So rather than tipping over, the TV can take a casual bump easily resulting in a slight pivot of the TV viewing angle. But it all works out perfect. so if we sit at the dining table, we can spin the TV and watch it easily and vice versa if we move to the family/living room. by just spinning it back. This turned out to be great in our recent Covid Thanksgiving as we set up a camera with the TV and had a shared zoom video conference with some family members and ate together via video.Granted, there is no storage as a TV stand would have. But we are so very pleased with the look over function of a storage TV stand.We also loved that the TV can be set up or down by a foot or so later on as we see fit. initially, we set it at default levels and that seems fine for us.

The media could not be loaded. This tv easel adds a nice touch to my bedrrom. It's very sturdy and took less than 20 minutes for me to assemble. I have a 65" samsung tv and I'm not worried that this stand won't hold my tv. I'm very happy with this purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical initially and concerned if it would tip over, but it does its job well, very sturdy and stylish looking.Most importantly it saves a lot of space and doesn’t necessarily need to drill holes on your wall (very rental friendly.) You could have the option of drilling two holes and installing the extra-secure wires to keep it tight, but as far as I am concerned, I don’t think it is necessary and the stand is steady enough on its own.Here are two issues for me:It says its height is adjustable. But I can’t unscrew and loosen the adjustment ring on the pole at all, and it was missing two small parts.I requested for a replacement. The second one had the same problem with adjustment ring initially but after several rounds of trying, I was able to loosen it and adjust the height eventually! (I updated the part about stuck adjustment ring when I finally loosen it a few days later after I received the replacement.)In general, it is a well designed, sturdy, and good looking, minimalist TV stand that would go along with many different styles and save A LOT of spaces.I would recommend to buy if you live in a small rental apartment and don’t want to mount your TV on the wall, this is the best alternative for mounting TV.

I was skeptical at first how sturdy this tv stand would be. To my disbelief, it is sturdy and super functional! It frees up a lot of space in my bedroom and I love how it can be placed in a corner for an ideal viewing experience. Instructions were easy to understand and I got the whole thing mounted and setup in less than 20 minutes. All the components are high quality not cheap plastic. I have no doubt this tv stand will last for years and stay safe. Another great thing about this stand is that it’s easy to pickup the tv and move it around. I do recommend the safety mount if you have kids or pets for added peace of mind. If you want an affordable tv stand that ads a nice design element I would recommend you purchase this.

I bought this 3-foot TV stand for my small living room, and it fits perfectly! The design is modern and sleek, with a sturdy build that easily holds my 65-inch TV. but it takes time when i change my TV... easy to install TV but hard to take it down.

Like other comments, I was really impressed by the craftsmanship and structure for my 65" TV! I love how it is height adjustable, I put it together in about 20 minutes, including the TV brackets. I painted a wood scroll and attached it to the front to give it a bit of character :) Though you attach the cords to the back leg, there still was the surge protector that wasn't hidden, so I velcroed the surge protector to the brackets on the back of the tv, so now all I have is the cord plugging into the wall. Thinking I might add a flokati rug underneath so it doesn't look quite so empty :)