This may not be your typical TV stand, but it is definitely one of the best, once you get past assembly.So assembly first. I am pretty good at assembling furniture, but this stand had me frustrated a few times. There are not many pieces to the stand, which is a plus. The instructions included are a little hard to follow, and either it didn't mention or I did not see the part where you have to take out a screw in the metal support pole during assembly. After that, it is pretty easy going. I did have a bit of trouble figuring put exactly what pieces to use to mount my TV to the stand too, but once it was all done, it was worth it.So, once assembled, this is a very sturdy piece. Made of thick metal and a solid heavy wooden base. You can put 4 included wheels on so you can easily move the stand, or leave them off. The stand does adjust in height and you can swivel and tilt the TV mount to adjust the TV to your viewing preference.It does not take up much space, but the base does stick out quite a bit, but this is also what makes it so stable. We have this in a bedroom, and it works very well for our needs.Overall a very nice quality piece.

I realize a lot all depends on the configuration of back of your particular TV. My now mobile (yay) office TV is a Samsung 32", and it took a while to get the right combination of spacers to fit the brackets on properly. I still had to add two of my own thin washers to the top of each of the four bolts to make sturdy. The instructions are good but not great, I managed. Please note - use your own tools from the get-go! All the parts are laid out in individual plastic and coded. There are lots of spacers in different lengths to play to get the bracket properly seated. Note there are zero spare parts so don't get the dropsies - lol. You will probably do much better using your own 3/8" or 10mm wrench when you get to the nuts that go on the back where the AOKCOS wording is located (see photo). It really made a difference. The entire TV will swivel on just these two bolts, btw. Makes me wonder if they should be checked periodically in case they loosen over time. It will be easy for me to check and tighten but IDK about a large TV because you have to lift off the TV and remove the bracket from the TV back to do it. On that note, make sure (I didn't) you are aware of the exact location of your plug-ins before you get too far. You might have to put the plug(s) in first. IDK why Samsung includes VESA holes and then puts their power plug right underneath where any bracket would go, but that's what happened! I have small fingers and barely managed to get it plugged in behind the horizontal bracket, but for a minute I thought I'd have to take the whole thing off just to get the power plug in. Also note with a 32" being narrower than bigger TVs, the vertical brackets may end up sticking out a little on the bottom depending on what height you choose (see photo). I'm ok with it, but just a heads up. Most people don't have these smaller TVs, but I use it as a monitor, too. It still needs a little tidying up where the cords are concerned (the little holders provided for the cords probably need a toothpick or something stuck in the hole because they are loose and spin around). It rolls very well over ceramic tile, btw. For reference, I'm a 69yo female with moderate arthritis in my hands. I put it together by myself and it took a couple of hours - I was not in any rush and the bulk of my time was getting the bracket right on the TV. I admit this included a long but productive search in an old Folgers can full of spare parts for 8 thin washers. They don't match, but they do the job. On a side note, when you get to the part where you put the vertical pole onto the wooden stand, roll up an entry rug or runner and prop the pole lengthwise on that. I stood the wooden stand up against the wall with the holes below (90 degrees to the pole bottom) to get the bolts and nuts in. It worked easy for me! Overall, I'm happy with the end result and can now move this little TV from room to room with ease when needed.

This took a little while to assemble this by myself but I'm sure it'd be dead simple if you had a second person.The height is adjustable and it works perfectly for me. I put it behind a short bookshelf so the bed in my TV is at the correct height. It includes screw lengths for various VESA screens -- some need short screws so you don't crack the LCD, others have thick backs so you need longer screws. It came with multiple options and I got it mounted to the back plate in short order once I found the right screws for my display.It's super stable with a 48" TV, and the mounting process was simple because you just connect the TV mount part then place it on the stand by hooking it to the top of the mount. I was able to do this by myself without any issue.I was surprised by how sturdy and well made this is. I really recommend it. I like that it's white so it doesn't stand out on my walls and I was able to easily zip tie my cables behind the post so things look nice and clean.

This is one heck of a sturdy and portable TV stand! I am thoroughly impressed with how easy it is to assemble and how rock-solid it is. I live in a very confined room with a king-sized bed, full-sized dresser, entertainment credenza, and most of what I need to have a full kitchen all within a 10x10 room. I installed a 45" TV on it and set it on top of the credenza at its peak height so I could have room for my kitchen appliances underneath it. I absolutely love that the manufacturer shipped this stand with options to install it with lockable wheels or with rubber tabs that will prevent it from sliding around. The 10-degree vertical angle adjustability is more than enough with my TV's bottom edge at a 5.5 ft height (again, while standing on top of my 33" credenza; the stand-base to bottom edge is 33"). The horizontal angle adjustment is perfect for swinging between my laptop workstation on my dresser and my bed. If you're living in a "tiny home," a college dorm room, or in a small room with a bunch of roommates in a house and value your personal space, and don't want to damage your walls by installing a semi-permanent TV-mount this is a perfect TV stand for your needs. Highly recommended and well worth the price.

We bought this for our basement TV which is 65 inch size used for gaming in the kids basement room. We always wanted something portable since during sleep overs and gatherings we want to be able to move it to the bigger space, this was a perfect solution. This perfectly fits our TV, very easy to move and very versatile.The instruction manual was helpful but not great since it was confusing at certain steps but comes with all adequate hardware, very sturdy overall.