FITUEYES Universal TV Stand/Base with Mount for 40-75 inch Flat Screen TV - Adjustable Height, Tempered Glass Base, Holds up to 110lbs Screens Review

Unfortunately, the description of this model is wrong, it does not rotate. Look closely at the photos and you will see that there is no hinge. it is the model that makes the turn. I sent this model back and ordered the correct one from the manufacturer. The information on the manufacturer's website also said that this model rotates, but apparently it doesn't. You can see the swirl on the manufacturer's website on the right model, which is of course a bit larger. expensive.

Pretty good product. The mount swivels so you can hide behind the TV. Total no more than 90 degrees. Maybe 45? I have a 77 inch TV. Still, I think this stand might be too big for my TV. I installed it on the bottom bracket. However, there is a gap of about 10 inches. That is not much. I just wanted this to clear my rather large central channel. And so it happened, but there was a gap of 2-3 inches. I just have to get used to it. I just wanted it to allow for more flexibility with height.

When I started shopping for a new TV, I found that the new practice of putting feet on the ends of the TV was not compatible with my TV stand ! This should be a common problem, but the Fiteyes base easily solved it. The product arrived quickly and was easy to assemble, all fasteners were very well organized. The base is solid and holds my 65 inch TV with plenty of headroom. The mounting system effectively fixes the TV to the base in an upright position, and I also wall-mounted it for security…

I think if you are promoting something universal it should be; Am I asking that much? I bought this mainly for the swivel feature and unfortunately even on the lowest settings this stand will elevate your TV 8-9 inches higher than the factory TV stand my Samsung 65 came with. So if it's universal the height should not start to the normal factory settings and then to various higher settings for those who either have a lower tv stand or just want to look at their tv instead of standing directly…

Edit: Please note: you are receiving the Fitueyes TT105001GB which is actually rated for 32-65" and the included instructions state this clearly on. I bought it because it is advertised up to 75 inches. But the instructions that came in the box say 32-65 inches. After contacting the seller I was sure it would fit larger TVs like my 70 inch Vizio. However, the TV's weight causes it to tilt towards the floor unless I'm using the tallest mount. But then it's too high. This is a cheap stand. We…

I didn't want to hang my new 75" Visio TV on the wall as it's in the basement and I have metal beams that I don't want to hold up as well as Wood. Revised many options, went for it and was satisfied! It's surprisingly very strong and was fairly easy to put together (I did it myself, although I needed help with the TV!). It sits on top of a cupboard and I bought a cable (from Revain) to attach it to the wall to keep it from flipping over if hit. I only used cable because I have it on a higher…

The stand looks good. It got 3 stars because the glass base was covered in fingerprints that were almost impossible to remove completely and the glass base was difficult to clean at all. And I'm not sure if the glue on the rubber feet keeps the feet from slipping. Because the VESA holes are low in the C9, the TV is that low with the base in the lowest position and the TV brackets attached. how could they go. On the lowest hook setting, this still meant the bottom of the TV was about 9 inches…

After much searching, this was the only TV table stand I could find that provided 17.6 inches of clearance between the underside of our 40 inch (20 inch high) TV and the table top. .Pros: - Sturdy, high quality and aesthetic base - Vertical stand is a one-piece construction - Cable management (For our 40" TV with max stand height, we bundled the cables at the top along with the cable control clips to keep them hidden when the TV is rotated (do not think that this will be necessary in most…

I didn't want to hang my new 75" Visio TV on the wall as it's in the basement and I have metal beams there which I don't think are so hold up like wood.Revised many options, went for this and was pleased!It's surprisingly very strong and was fairly easy to put together (I did it myself although I needed help with the TV!).It sits on a cupboard and I have (from Revain) bought a cable to attach to the wall to keep it from rolling over if hit I only used cable because I have it on a higher…

Stand looks pretty good. It received 3 stars because the glass back was covered in fingerprints that were almost impossible to remove completely and the glass back was difficult to clean at all. And I'm not sure if the glue on the rubber feet keeps the feet from slipping. Since the VESA holes on the C9 are small, the TV with the stand would prefer to go in. On the lowest hook setting, this still meant the bottom of the TV was about 9 inches above the glass stand. I only wanted 4.25 inches so I…

After much searching, this was the only TV table stand I found with a 17.6 inch gap between the bottom of our 40 inch (20 inch high) TV and of the tabletop .Pros: - Sturdy, high quality and aesthetically pleasing base - Vertical stand is a one-piece construction - Cable management (For our 40" TV with maximum stand height, we tied the cables lengthwise at the top with cable management clips, so that they remain hidden when the TV is rotated (do not think that this will be necessary in most…