Artistic Easel 45 to 65 inches LED LCD Screen Tripod TV Display Stand | Adjustable TV Mount with Swivel and Tripod Base

Really, really happy with this product. My TV went from a rather obvious and unattractive fixture in my living room to a stylish and less obtrusive part of it.ProsStylish: I really like the wooden legs, which are actually what made me pick this product. It looks great in the room the wood is a nice break from the metal and plastic you see on most stands.Sturdy: The wood is quite sturdy and easily supports my 65" tv.Convenient: The stand allows you to pivot the TV, so I can turn it and watch from my kitchen or just turn it if outdoor light is impacting visibility.Easy to disassemble: If you need to transport it, the TV slides off the stand pretty easily. I think it's intended to just slide off when you lift it, but my TV has a bump at the base that required me to remove the locking washer that it rests on.ConsNote: Most of these cons are not really product defects, just considerations in picking a tripod stand instead of some other type.Risk of tipping: Let me first say, the stand is quite stable and I would never worry about it falling on its own. This is just a consideration if you have a rambunctious dog or child that might run full force into it. The product does include a thing metal cable to bolt it to the wall in case it does tip. I didn't bother installing it because I live alone and I'm not worried about it.Dangling cables: You'll have to position it close to an outlet to avoid having dangling cables be overly obvious.Set up starts a little confusing, but then goes quick: It took me about 5-10 mins to figure out the instructions (mostly pictures) because it comes with 8 types of bolts and a handful of washers. Once I realized they were just options, I ignored the instructions and used the washers in a way that made sense for my tv with the bolts that fit. It took 30-40 mins start to finish.Moving is awkward for large tvs: I have a 65" tv and was able to just barely get it upright on my own (I'm 6'4" and 225), so I think most people would need a second person to get it up. I did end up needing someone else to turn the legs while I held the tv.No place to put remotes and other devices: My tv is a smart tv so I don't have a set top box and I don't have a dvd player. If you did, I think your best option would be a small discrete stand next to it. What I did do was but a small remote holder and stick it to the back of my tv so I can keep my remotes there when not in use.All in all I think this is a great product and I really have to say nice work to EleTab. It's super convenient day to day, it's easy to disassemble (I move frequently) and everyone that has come over has commented on what a dramatic impact it has had on the appearance of my living room. 5 stars!

Honestly the coolest tv stand I've seen.So I just moved into a brand new apartment and while I initially wanted to mount my 58" tv, I didn't want to destroy the walls and forfeit my deposit.With that said I searched far and wide for a tv stand that was stylish, minimal and didn't look like the average tv cabinet. As my tv stood on the floor for 2 months I was about to give in and mount big girl up on the wall - until I found this tripod stand! I initially saw something very similar on Samsung's new smart TVs, but wasn't trying to shell out 1,500 for their fancy tv/ stand combo.After seeing this beauty in other user reviews photos I knew I had to have it.Delivery was speedy at about 3 days.Assembly was easy as screwing in the 3 tripod legs and screwing the mount to the back of the tv. I was able to lift the tv myself to get it on the pole of the stand - while my tv is pretty large at 58", it's pretty light. If you don't trust yourself or have a heavy/ larger tv, you'll probably want the assistance of a friend. And hey- you'll want to brag about this tv stand to them anyway!NOW I WILL SAY I saw the same exact stand with free shipping on Wayfairs website for 85 after I paid 120.00 on here.I'll admit I did not shop around prior to my purchase as I was so excited to buy it so I didn't knock any stars.All in all I could not be happier with this tri pod stand that turned my Monster tv into an elegant mid century modern focal point to my living room.

Here is the quick and dirty:This TV stand is certainly a great idea, it stands out among all others, and looks great doing so - that is until you put a tv on it. The reason being is two parts - first, there are no adjustments apart from the overall height. For whatever reason, the stand is not perfectly even and that is very much reflected in the alignment of the TV itself. My bottom right corner is slightly lower than my left. Normally, you could fix this by placing a piece of rubber or something under one of the legs, but this brings me to the next part - this thing can easily be tipped over and by putting something under one of the legs, you are getting it even closer to it's tipping point.Now before or if I am contacted by the manufacturer, i'd like to let you know that I have tried EVERYTHING in terms of adjustment and reassembly.Take this as you wish, but it is my honest opinion. I will likely end up putting a dremel to the VESA mount and cutting a notch.Update: Was contacted by the seller and they made things right. I was able to loosen and slightly adjdst the vesa mount screws, and the brackets themselves. I also attached the tip protection cable to my wall as a preventative measure. This fixed my issues.

I have to start out by saying I do not write reviews, but thought I should as there were not many reviews/pictures of this stand with the Samsung frame TV. I have the 49" Samsung Frame TV and was worried this may not work with it as the TV comes with its own gapless mount. Also, Samsung does not provide much information on using any other mount besides their own. Well, there is no need to worry. This stand works with the TV. You just need to take the back panels off the TV, which covers the spaces to screw in the wall mount, and install the mount. You will need to use the spacers on both sides of the mount and the longer screws included with the stand when installing the top mount bar, since there is a gap, but that is it. I must caution that I'm no expert, so do as you will. The bottom mount bar is easy, just essentially screw it in. I love this stand. I live in an Apartment and did not want to wall mount it and having it sit on a traditional TV stand took away from it's beauty. This was perfect. I recommend if you can't wall mount the TV or just want a different look. The swivel function is also great.