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

We lost some parts of our TV stand during a move and thought we might have to wall mount it if we couldn't find a solution. I decided to check Revain to find a solution. We were a bit skeptical that this stand would hold our 65" TV but decided to give it a try for the price. It arrived quickly and was very easy to put together as it came with good instructions and matched our 65" TV perfectly. . It was the perfect fit for our needs and you can't beat the price. I highly recommend this product.

This thing is way sturdier than I expected, the base is solid and super strong as are the metal posts that hold it up. The only thing I didn't like was the clumsy instructions. They tell you to screw the crossbar to the 2 posts before screwing the post to the base. Each post is screwed in separately from the bottom of the base. I just screwed in the posts first, then attached the cross and it worked. It would probably work if I assembled everything, but I didn't think about it until everything…

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

I have a large (+ heavy) commercial display mounted on these legs AND the legs are "upside down" for space. (Rather than having the legs point outward like a "V" I had no choice but to point them inward due to the limited surface area) This thing is holding up VERY well. I squeezed the screen from the top, sides, and back and forth. It won't break, bend or fall. I can safely say that my rear display is very heavily overloaded. My display is not balanced at all. But those legs hold it in place…

Replaces the large plastic oval stand that came with my Panasonic P50G10 and has 400mm x 300mm VESA mounting holes. Raises the TV about 7 inches when the TV is adjusted to its maximum height, which is what I was looking for: it opens up plenty of space under the TV for speakers, books, knick-knacks, and improves the viewing angle from my bed. I won't lie, it's a bit scary being 75 pounds on skinny legs, especially when it's a bit heavy up front like that plasma screen. If you press on the tv…

I bought two of these stands for Sharp Aquos LC-52LE810UN 52" LCD TVs. These TVs weigh about 60 pounds each and this stand works well with them and I see no tipping or issues with the stand not being able to work with these TVs I preferred this design over the typical glass base TV stands I believe this all metal construction was simpler and less likely to break anything due to manufacturing issues In fact these are only 4 solid metal elements bolted together on each side making it difficult to