Black TV Top Shelf Mount – Adjustable 13-Inch Wide Platform for Streaming Devices, Cable Box, Router, Home Decor & More Review

I bought this to keep a Spektrum router and a couple of my TV and Firestick remotes. It doesn't hold up straight and always walks on the pole causing the remotes to slip off and I feel like my router might fall off soon. You should not try this product.

Definitely useful! It's quite small and is easiest to install next to my bed, on top of my TV or stereo. He's not far behind everyone else. So durability is okay! And there is nothing to collect! Simply quick and ready to use!

does what it should. Use it for my new wifi router. Pinned it to the back of my desk. Not very strong so I have a small box and an empty DVD spindle to make up for it. I have two 80mm fans on my shelf with a router on them. This is to keep my router's temperature down as it runs 24/7.

I thought assembly instructions were not needed. I thought it would come assembled. In the end, the rubber washers and spools were removed to allow the legs to be properly tightened with the plastic screw. Very cheap plastic. I have a vision of finding this in the dollar store. Too expensive for this quality. Haven't shown it on TV yet but I think it will be ok.

I needed a shelf to place my soundbar over a wall mounted TV. I found this and decided to give it a try. It works but is a bit flimsy in the adjustable feet. I was nervous about installing a mid-size soundbar on it, but it's held up great for months now with no issues. I would have been more comfortable with a metal version, but the price was right for this one.

I bought this as a cable box platform and put the platform on top of a flat screen TV. It didn't seem very secure, but I thought it was fine. However, one morning I heard a loud crack and then realized that the shelf and cable box had fallen onto the cabinet that the TV was in. In my setup, mounting this element on top of the TV seemed awkward, which may have contributed to its not being very durable.

It all depends on a particularly thin television or monitor. Basically it doesn't work unless both feet are almost level and leaning on something underneath to prevent sliding down. There are rubber feet on the legs that aren't even fixed in place, other than being slightly clamped by plastic. But any effort and they push back and no longer offer support. I have an old TV that I used to strap to my arm and it's about 4 inches thick. Because this shelf is only 6 inches deep, the legs are mostly…