Very sturdy TV stand! Nice, good materials, super glass floor base with a strong steel column!! It fits TVs from 32" to 55". I installed an LG 32LQ63 FHD SmartTv and it looks beautiful. Assembly takes a bit of time, you need to spend some time and study exactly what the instructions show, and the screws in Step 6 will give you a little trouble! With patience, you assemble it little by little though. For me, a very good purchase

Difficult to assemble and requires understanding of how to adjust the viewing angle by loosening 4 screws at the back, which are not easily unscrewed without the right tools. Otherwise, it is stable and heavy.

I have changed 3 bases, all of them are terrible, all of them are tall and ugly, no matter where I screw the TV, it is high. It would be better if I bought a new one, as if I am in a café. Disgusting

No stable base at all, give 10 euros more and get something else if you want to put a screen larger than 45 inches.

The base looks nice, so it's not as stable as I expected. The TV I attached is a 43' Samsung QLED and weighs 9 kilograms. The only thing I did to make it more stable was to screw the arm on the top part of the wall, and everything is fine now. The viewing angle provided by the base is very good

The base is fantastic and stable, and the glass gives it a sense of luxury

On a 50-inch screen, it gives a feeling of absolute stability. Be careful with the placement to avoid accidents!

Very good and sturdy product, I would definitely choose it again!

Maybe it's worth 5 stars for the price. It holds up perfectly for an old (meaning quite heavy) 49" TV. I'm not giving it 5 stars because the vertical adjustment is not "clear" (if you move the TV a little, it loses it and needs a "trick" to readjust), but if you don't move the TV, everything is fine.

Because the two side legs of the television do not give me much confidence, I bought the stand as an extra protection against earthquakes. I did not remove the side legs of the television, I still have them on. The stability is now on another level, I think it can withstand up to a 6 Richter! haha! The television is the Hisense 55A7100F, and it sat exactly on the 8th hole of the stand's height.

Very poor choice of materials, all the weight rests on 2 loose screws and 2 small metal plates, resulting in easy bending. Just get something better

If someone wants to give more height to their television than the legs it has, they should not buy it.
That's why I bought it, but it raised very little...

Very good base. I put it on a 50'' television. It displays very solid performance and has the ability to adjust the angles you want.

The base is very good and I have 43 on top. To assemble it, if you don't know how, you might struggle a bit, the tilt of the television is satisfactory and to make it, the television needs to be lifted a bit, if of course you have it low in the center of the eye, it is not necessary. The cables, although they are in plain view, do not bother because we are not here for luxuries to have them hidden. And if we want, we tie them with ties or we put those velcro/tubes that hide them...

Quite good base and stable. The cables are in plain sight though. It has the difficulty in assembly but nothing tragic

For the money, good foundation.
I bought a 43-inch TV and it stands perfectly!
I highly recommend it.

Quite good construction quality. However, it is not so easy to assemble if you do it alone and if you don't have experience with these things.

The reason I removed one star is because in order to change the tilt of the TV, you first have to lift it from the base. This is not so simple if the TV is heavy.

It has some cable management components and generally quite a few extra things. For the price, I believe it is the best stand. It can accommodate a smaller VESA size than indicated (mine is 100x100)

The base is glass and shattered. As a result, the television was destroyed, the TV stand was destroyed as well. I wish zero sales for the manufacturing company.