ECHOGEARUniversal Large TV Stand for 49” to 77” TVs up to 100lbs – 8.5” Height Adjustment for Perfect View- Wobble-Free Replacement Stand w/Universal Fit - Flat Design Compatible w/Soundbars

I do not prefer to write reviews, because it involves opinions mostly, which we all have different ones. BUT, I want to leave an AWESOME review on this product. I did my homework to verify they would fit my brand new Samsung 50" UT8000 Crystal TV. My TV comes with those little Chicken Legs and due to the size of the TV, the legs would have been at the very edge of my Solid oak TV (furniture) Stand. Plus wanted to get a sound bar and the included TV feet would look odd there also. I thought about a heavy duty swivel TV base just to give a shelf for the sound bar, until I found these listed on amazon. At first I thought they looked funny in the photos, sorta like DUCK FEET.But the description was very complete, to the point where the company admitted they looked like DUCK FEET and even made jokes about it. I much rather deal with a company that admits things that we all can see, as opposed to denying things that are obvious. Some other reviews almost scared me away, stating they did not fit or were not going to work with Samsung TV's. Lucky for me, I have learned to weed out the too good and the too bad reviews.Got the feet. Shipped in heavy duty box, because they are HEAVY and HEAVY DUTY feeling. Already I was impressed and happy. Easy to understand instructions and easy to put together. They even include some more humor in their instructions. Refreshing. All the parts and extra parts and clearly marked and unless you are a goofball, anybody can have this together in 5-10 minutes. To make this item fit EVERY TV out there, they have to send bolts that will fit everybody's TV. Do not give a bad review because you can not figure out why so many extra bolts. All the different sizes are sealed inside their own pocket and clearly marked. Only open the bolt pocket that fits your TV and leave the other's sealed up so they do not confuse you.Bolted to my TV easily with a Phillips screwdriver and a Hex driver that they included in the package. Holds my TV easily, making it look good, and feels strong and sturdy. Another awesome feature is now I can set my sound bar right on the flat heavy duty feet and it makes it looks more professional than having the sound bar sitting flat on the Oak (furniture) stand. Gives the impression that the sound bar is more a part of the TV, like an awesome entertainment package. As a bonus U didn't realize came in the package, they included 2 rubber/foam pads that have adhesive on one side. You peel off the protective paper, and stick these pads to the top of the feet, so your sound bar is not only protected from sitting on solid metal feet, but they do not vibrate, rattle or slide off the flat metal Echogear feet. I was very pleased with this purchase and highly recommend them to anyone wanting to get rid of the ugly factory chicken feet of most new TV's.

We are super happy with this TV stand.It works perfectly for our 65” LG B2 OLED.The TV feels very stable on the stand. It included some vibration reducing pads for setting our soundbar on top of (I was pleased as I almost purchased these separate). The pads appear to be Sorbothane (I am assuming based on smell and texture). Sorbothane is actually pretty expensive and high quality. Great at isolating sound and vibration.The feet are very adjustable for height which was wonderful to get it to the correct level for my eyes. The instructions were pretty good for putting it together as well.I opted to lay the screen down on something soft (we used our sofa for this) and affix the feet/vesa mount on the back of the TV.

Super sturdy and easy to install.

I appreciate the deliberately cheeky humour that ECHOGEAR puts into their marketing materials. It's reminiscent of dbrand, albeit slightly less snobbish. For the low price, the build quality on these feet exceeded my expectations as they look and feel like they would be much more expensive. They are extremely sturdy and were very easy to attach to my 55" LG G1. I strongly recommend choosing these over LG's official feet originally designed for CX and LG's official gallery stand. Both of those are ridiculously overpriced ($90-100 and $320-350, respectively). Furthermore, I found out that LG has factory recalled the gallery stand from some retailers due to defects and the feet designed for CX have a cheap "plastic-y" feel that can break easily. While I found this product easy to assemble and securely attach to my TV, it does require some basic knowledge of entry-level tools, screw tightening and adjustment protocols. If you have at least beginner level familiarity with wingnuts, bolts, allen wrenches and not overtightening/cross threading/stripping screws it should be a walk in the park. The provided manual is also very accessible and easy to follow. But make sure you follow it! Deviating from its important warnings can cause permanent damage to your feet or your TV. I really can't speak highly enough of this product but if I had any complaint it would be that it is lack additional compartments or space in the legs to run the cables through. That might be an issue for people who like cable management. However, the absence of a viable built-in cable management solution seems trivial when you consider the great price you're getting. Finally, the adjustable height and attachable grip pads on which to lay a soundbar are excellent bonuses. If you have a TV stand or table top with limited real estate, ECHOGEAR feet are perfect. Being able to sit a soundbar atop the feet can free up table space anywhere from 25 to 50% depending on the size of your surface area.

I have a 65" Sony TV that I had no interest putting on a table wide enough to accommodate its built-in, ultra-wide-spaced stands, and these let me put the TV on a low, sturdy (originally sold as) coffee table, smaller footprint; better room-fit, and the 65" Bravia seems to take up the same space as an older 50" set that was on a slightly bigger hutch--my goal. The Echogear platform looks a bit like elf feet emerging from the front of the set, but the aesthetics are still decent and the stand is rock steady. I put the set as low as possible on the stand and that worked/ looks fine. No extra hardware needed; a wide array of possible bolts supplied.Easy to assemble; fits the set as if it were made for it.One Con: the "sticky" feet are a) literally somewhat gummy and can leave residue on wood b) thin, and do not protect a wood surface from the metal edge of the feet when the set is moved, as considerable weight is mashing on these thin, gummy pads. I recommend that Echogear re-engineer these pads so that they have similar stick-in-place, frictive qualities but less literal gum and more thickness.