Review on 📺 Enhanced Universal TV Stand with Wall Mount - Adjustable Height, Heavy Duty Base, Fits 40-86 inch Screens, Holds up to 132lbs: HT03B-003 by Eddie Kittylovin

Where do I start. So you open the box and everything from the base to the brackets to the mounting rails needs to be assembled. OK, it's cheap. The mainstay only goes one way which would be great if they didn't put the cable management system (riveted) on the wrong side. So it should be mounted on the back as shown in the instructions for easy access, but it has been mounted internally and cannot be moved, so the cable management system is not good (see image). So no problem, let's continue. I assembled everything according to the instructions, hung up the TV and screwed the traverse to the main beam with 4 screws, that's it. Fully assembled and tightened, you can grab the TV by each edge and move it up and down nearly 3 inches. Took it off, re-tightened the screws and all it does is squeeze the crossbars making them weak so they stopped. Hectare equalizers on the TV mounts are not equalizer screws, just screws that prevent it from detaching from the mount. To line it up I had to disassemble the tv from the cross again and move the crossbar as low as possible while the tv was still on so the tv is only 1/2 inch above the base so the edges can only wiggle upwards little down. It will never be constantly flat because it is very unstable. It can do its job until someone else comes up with a new, better one, then that thing will take its rightful place in the trash. Oh, and one more thing (last photo shows), including of course the hardware to mount the TV on the TV stand. is an advantage for us, free of charge and not a product feature.