📺 Mount-It! Adjustable Tabletop TV Stand with Tempered Glass Base | Universal Fit for 600x400 VESA Patterns | Height-Adjustable Television Replacement Stand (MI-846) Review

The stand is sturdy and looks good. Cannot be used for less than 32 inches, otherwise the mounting rails will be visible from the side, top and bottom. Carefully consider placement of the included feet for the most stable platform possible. I didn't see any mention of it in the description, but this stand comes with a cord to prevent it from tipping over (photo included). Also remember that the legs raise the stand just enough for things to easily slide underneath. So if you are missing…

It was easy to assemble and heavy enough to stand stable without worrying about it tipping over. My only complaint (actually a nitpick) is that the bagged parts, while separate, don't mark the real parts. They illustrate all the details and are in sequential order, so it's forgivable, but it looks like they're trying to save $0.15 instead of fixing the parts. The tempered glass(?) base is heavy and handy to house the soundbar and remote controls. I installed a 40 inch TV.

This stand meets my needs and expectations. However, before you order it, carefully measure the area of your project and compare the area to the brightness of your TV stand and the brightness control of your TV. When all the dimmers come together according to your plan, you have everything ready and the purchase will be as pleasant as possible. The stand itself is easy to assemble. After assembly, I only had to adjust the height a bit as I deviated a bit from the TV's "viewing plane". I had to…

We needed a way to elevate our 43" LED TV without wall mounting it. I chose this model because of the adjustable height. Luckily I did because the highest attachment point on the legs is perfect for our application. I was surprised at how heavy the metal was in the legs and bracket and once the TV was assembled with the screen it was very stable. (They include an anti-tip cable for attaching to the stand, but we didn't have a place to mount it; the TV is light enough that it might require a…

Much better stand than my 58 inch Samsung TV. durable, and it would be difficult to tip this stand forward. It doesn't rotate or tilt, so if you need it from your viewing angle or height, get something else. The three things I didn't like were: (1) They need more threaded holes in the stands so you can adjust the height better. This works fine for my situation but not for some small sizes. Adjustments aren't needed to get the TV to the right height as there are only two of them. options, and…

The quality was a little intimidating compared to the price; but it's strong, functional, attractive; very important. I had to raise my 50" LG Smart TV by about 10" to accommodate the center speaker, but I didn't want to drill holes in the wall. The tabletop seemed like a better alternative to building a platform, and it worked pretty well. Despite the initial appearance, installation was easy. When I laid out all the equipment, my wife laughed; say it will be a night project. In the end I just

Extremely disappointed. When assembled the parts are marked in the instruction manual but not how they are supplied. The glass back was scratched (black glass with a white scratch looks terrible). This thing is ridiculously difficult to put together by one person, but it's possible. After finally installing this thing, I noticed that the TV was tilted forward (the top tilted more than the bottom). That's because of the flimsy way you lock it - in a metal slot and small screw. Some of the metal…