Review on 📺 WALI Universal TV Stand Table Top for LCD Flat Screen TVs, 22-65 inch, VESA 800x400mm by Mark Greenwood

I bought two of these stands for Sharp Aquos LC-52LE810UN 52-inch LCD TV. Each of these TVs weighs around 60 pounds and this stand works well with them and I don't see any tilting or issues with the stand not being able to work with these TVs. typical TV stand with a glass base. I believe this all-metal construction was simpler and less likely to break something due to manufacturing issues. It's basically just 4 solid pieces of metal bolted together on each side so it would be difficult to mess this up in production. Process. The metal construction is fine and I don't see any quality issues. In terms of stability, I think these stands offer the same amount, if not more, than the OEM stands that come with TVs. You're not paying $100 for this stand, so keep an eye on things. For the price I'm definitely satisfied. I like that the stand is designed with part of the foot pointing forward and backward. Some designs looked like the leg only extended forward so tilting the TV backwards might be an issue, but not with this stand as part of the leg also extends backwards. With my TV and stand at maximum settings, I was able to fit my soundbar into the existing gap between the TV and the legs. I could probably take it one level lower if I didn't want to try and fit a soundbar underneath but not the 3rd so some TVs like mine with a very large bezel might not be able to take advantage of all 3 heights. adjustments. The kit includes a variety of parts for a variety of VESA mount sizes and screw hole sizes. However, the little cover on the side of each leg that you have to run cables under isn't really that useful. There isn't much room for cables under the cover. Just the power cord and two high quality HDMI cables were too much for it and I couldn't put the cover back on. I didn't care as the cables are not visible in my setup as they are all behind the TV.