📺 Universal Table Top TV Stand: Adjustable Height TV Legs for 22-65 inch Flat Screen TVs - Holds up to 88lbs - Max VESA 800x500mm Review

Easy installation, accessories for TVs of different brands. I assembled this thing and installed it on a 55" Vizio in just 10 minutes. This works great.

I bought this for my LG 60 inch flat screen. I installed the TV first but due to a recent move I had to put it on the table. Unfortunately, I'm through with the original TV stand. It worked for now, but I'm only giving 4 stars because it's a bit unpredictable.

My husband says that it was easy to install on a 9-year-old 40-inch LG TV. The screws that came with it didn't fit, but he had a few that did. The legs themselves are sturdy but could use a bit more stability. There may be a gap between the legs. We use our TV in a built in cabinet but if you use it outdoors or have kids I would suggest using a seat belt to hold it better.

I give this product 4 stars overall because it doesn't cost a penny and does what I need it to do. Use this on my daughter's 32 inch Sony. It's a little unbalanced but we just put some fabric under one leg and it's fine now. It was easy to assemble and they offered many different sizes of bolts and screws. I wouldn't use this stand for anything larger than 32 inches unless you want it to tip over.

Eh. Everything is OK. Although it's made of a hard material, I found the legs were uneven so it wobbles left to right a bit when touched. Both feet do not touch the surface evenly. I've adjusted it many times to try and compensate, but they just aren't made the same. Also, the legs are straight. So if the openings on your Vespa TV are close together, the legs will be close together so it may tip over when pushed left or right. They had to arch their legs outward instead of straight. I think…

I was hoping it would work and it did. We moved into this house and the TV came with the house but was mounted on a TV stand (one of the new black and glass ones). Next to the house there was not a leg left for the TV. For the price of these versatile legs, they're the perfect solution. It took about an hour to unscrew the TV from the old entertainment center and install it on these legs. all cables and find out where all the cables went to the soundbar, DVD and cable box. I'm 64 years old, my…

I lost my TV stand when moving house so I ordered a more expensive set of feet. They worked great, but aesthetically they didn't work for me. Too heavy, too bulky and too big and they won't work as well as I hoped. I chose this set instead and wow I'm impressed. The steel is thick and strong, and the hardware that came with it was new and of high quality. The feet are 14 inches long and 1 inch wide front to back, but that just means the TV isn't in danger of tipping forward, and they have two…

Just what I need for the broken leg on my TV. There are a few parts that are bolted together so it's not very stable, but I don't have kids and there's no risk of it tipping over. I love how it adjusts, I put it on the highest possible setting because it sits on my sewing table in my workshop that has become my home office. My Nintendo Switch is below the TV in the picture, which gives an idea of the size. I'll tie the cords to the legs later to clean up the look a bit more. It comes with a…