PERLESMITHSwivel Universal TV Stand Mount for 32-82 Inch LCD OLED Flat/Curved Screen TVs up to 99lbs-Height Adjustable Table Top TV Stand/Base with Tempered Glass Base&Wire Management,VESA 600x400mm

have a 55" samsung tv, hung it on the topmost bracket. The look of the stand is great, cable router works if the cables are long enough. Puts the tv up higher, and seems very sturdy. Liking it!

The swivel is great if you need it. The stand is sturdy, easy to assemble and looks good.I wanted more space underneath my TV for a center channel speaker. I was going to get a large center channel and use that as a stand, but then it wouldn't swivel. This is much nicer solution and let me get a smaller center channel (since I didn't really need such a large speaker).There are 3 heights to place the back plate that the TV hangs on. Then there are three heights that the rails, attached to the back of the TV, can hook onto the plate at.For a 55" Sony A80J, I used the plate in the highest position on the stand and then hooked the rails on the lowest position. Meaning, I could raise the TV up a few more inches even. Also, I centered the back rails best I could, they aren't perfectly centered as the holes didn't match up for that, but it's close.In this position, this TV has about 7.25" clearance. It should have a tiny bit more so that if you put 7.25" speaker or object underneath, it could still swivel.I use Klipsch speakers so this fits the RP-250C underneath (among others). I would suspect pretty much any sound bar to also fit. This is a good bit of space underneath for a 55" TV and I know there can even be some more.Installation was easy. I love this brand's products as they've always been clean looking and of good quality.However, I do worry a little bit about it's stability going backwards. Pushing on the stand (without TV on it yet) I could feel how sturdy it was going forward. Very. Your TV won't fall forward. However, you can tip it over somewhat easily by pushing backwards.So, if it's against a wall, you're ok. Worst case something hits it from the front (and doesn't already crack your screen or something) and it'll bump off the wall and back down. Otherwise, I would seriously put something on the back to help stabilize in that direction.You can always get something to further add stability. I don't consider this a fatal flaw by any means...but if you do have an open area behind the TV, just be aware that the stability is not as strong in that direction.

We bought a bigger TV, but didn’t want to get rid of our glass stand or put anything up on the wall, so we bought this. It is very sturdy and looks great! Room underneath TV to hold sound bar. A little confusing on the instructions, but overall not too bad. I would recommend this.

6/24/2021: Don't hesitate with this one, folks. It is gorgeous, and everything you are expecting and hoping it will be. I am a very handy 65 years old and spent the entire assembly process marveling at how easy and great it was, and congratulating the engineers. Well done, you!!Two relatively minor cons:A lack of product checking before parts packaging left me with a part that was damaged. My horizontal plate has a deep gash about 1/8" x 1/2" long that goes through the black coating through to the metal for the entire width and length of the gash. The shipping box, stand box, and item packaging were undamaged. I was in the final stages of my assembly and opted not to do an exchange since I would be left without a TV for another week while waiting. Given how well-done everything was up to that point, I was confident that Perlsmith customer service would have my back and I wasn't wrong. They responded promptly to my email, I provided a photo and asked a couple of unrelated questions. They responded promptly again. Stephen was very helpful and polite throughout.The cable clips have also left me wanting. Two are included but they are too small to be useful in the real world. I have four cords, three components and a power cord, and will likely have another HDMI cord before all is said and done. I can only get two HDMI cords, or the power cord and my third device's HDMI cord in them, but not all four. I have some velcro-type cable ties I will use instead but would really prefer a more robust clip on this gorgeous stand.6/22/2021: This lovely stand is a well-designed, well-engineered beast equal to the task. It was easy to assemble with everything labeled, and clear, well-thought out, concise instructions. The packaging and labeling of the parts, bolts and whatnots for assembly is a thing of beauty and my perfectionist's heart soared.As a perfectionist who has spent her life frustrated by all things needing assembly, this was a great journey from start to near finish. Since nothing is ever perfect, neither is the end of my story thus far. I am disappointed a bit, and have reached out the the vendor.

We recently upgraded our living room TV to a slightly larger model, which turned out not to have a stand that would allow space for a sound bar as our previous TV had. We needed a stand mount. Originally, we bought one from the same store as we purchased the TV, but we were sorely disappointed in the difficulty of assembly and the lack of sturdiness (a couple of large D-rings bolted around a central column). Not least of our cinema was the fact that the TV wobbled slightly anytime we walked past. Not wanting to risk a falling and breaking situation, I hopped on Amazon and found this mount for half the price we'd spent on the first one. I then spent a few hours reading independent rating articles to see if it really was as good as Amazon made it sound, and it turns out to be one of the most popular TV stands currently available.Pros:- Easy to assemble. Compared to the previous mount, this thing was a snap.- Sturdy, solid design. There are no superfluous pieces, it's easy to see how to adjust as needed, and attaching the TV is simple and (relative to the size of the TV) effortless. This stand does not wobble when it is walked past, even when a rabid toddler goes thundering by. I have no concerns about whether my TV might fall.- Smooth swivel action. It really is fingertip -pressure easy, and it gives a nice range of angles.Cons (barely):-Cord management is a couple of hooks on the back of the central column. If for some reason, you have multiple cords that you need to tuck away, this is not going to be the most viable solution without some additional effort.-Doesn't tilt. Frankly, we don't need this feature, but the previous (much lower quality, especially given the price) stand did have that going for it.