Perlegear Floor TV Stand with Power Outlet for 32–75 inch TVs up to 110 lbs

I needed a stand for my Samsung 50" UHD so I could use it in my studio. I wanted something that I could place behind my 1Mac so I could glance up at my editor window while I mix. A standard desktop-stand would not be high enough and I have had hits and misses with monitor arms. This stand did the trick! Easy to assemble (although some of the hardware was not labelled as it was in the printed instructions, it was still easy to find the right bolts) and the fitment of the pieces is tight and solid. You will have a TON of hardware left over as they provide such for any variety of TV currently out there. Hang on to this stuff as you may later want to upgrade your TV and I suspect that any brand will fit! The adjustably is nice and flexible. Although I would have wanted the TV to sit a little lower (I had it adjusted to the lowest position) it just was not possible. That is not a design flaw. This is a floor mount stand that I am using on my desk! So I knew what I was getting into and even with my measurements BEFORE I purchased the unit I knew there would be a variance. That being said, it holds my TV well and is SOLID. The added power strip on the tower is sweet and came in handy with the additional USB power ports too. Nice matte black, powder coat finish really looks slick. I did not use the additional platform as it would be in the way for my purpose, but it is made of the same quality hardwood as the base. Overall I am very happy with my purchase!

Really like the stand and fairly easy to put together. Just wish it was about 6 inches taller. Very sturdy and easily works with my 85" tv.

Absolutely LOVE this. I was looking for something that wasn’t too bulky for the small space and this did the job. It took me about an hour to put it together. And I didn’t need help from anyone. The instructions are clear and all you need to add is a screwdriver. Very sturdy bottom and it holds my 55inch tv perfectly. Would recommend this product to anyone who’s looking to buy.

It has all the parts and tools, but better tools make it go together even faster - still it has what you need! Sturdy and with that shelf you have a handy spot for remotes and a phone. I like the "lock" that holds the TV in place, especially good. Read the directions and look at the photo's. It can be a TV saver! The stand allows rotation of the screen up and down as well as sideways, which helped in assembly too! The power station at the bottom keeps wires low and out of the way. The instructions don't show the use of wire training loops, but they are included and help (lick them-they insert easier).

Looks nice. Was not that easy to put together. Sturdy.Has a shelf.

Great product and easy to install looked and worked great

I bought this after I upgraded to a new slightly larger 75 inch Samsung Q80C tv and wanted to mount the older tv a 70 inch Hisense A6g to a floor pedestal and relocate that tv to my son's room. I ended up mounting the new tv temporarily and even though it was close to 80lbs which is well under the maximum weight limit and fairly stable it felt like anything heavier would be asking too much from this pedestal floor stand. After finally mounting the intended tv that was much lighter at about 46lbs I can definitely say this tv stand was perfect for it. The stand is well put together and not cheap feeling overall but the mounting brackets are something I would expect to hang a 40 inch TV with not the claimed 75 inch 110lbs maximum sized tv. Overall it did hold both televisions well but for the Samsung I'd say buy something a little more heavy duty but for the Hisense it was perfect l.

If you are somewhat familiar with setting up TV stands it is very easy to setup. Around the 30 minutes mentioned in other reviews. Not sure how it would take anyone 3 hours as one review mentioned. Spotting the 400x400 VESA holes is a little tricky. They are at the very end of the attachments bars, not grouped with the normal looking ones. What I love about the stand is that is adjustable in every possible way. First step is to assemble the brackets that attach to the TV. The top and bottom bars have measurements to help you make sure it is "exactly" centered. Second step is the base. Depending on your flooring you may want to put sliders on the bottom. It would let you slide the loaded stand around for placement. I have hard floors so I put on felt ones, making sure they were balanced all around. Assembling the base is fairly straight forward. After the base is done you hang the TV on it. Bolt on back of TV fits into slot on the frame. This is the first place you can adjust. If TV is not level you can correct tilt right or left and lock in place with screw on the bottom. You can also adjust tilt forward and backward with lever on the side. With a digital level I actually had my G5 83 inch with zero degree tilt right to left and 89.9 degree vertical. When I moved it a round a bit the right left tilt ended up at 0.3 degrees which was fine with me. I used the stand in an "against the wall" setup. I did not use the little shelf that was included. The back of the stand against the wall with media stand slid over the base. It looks almost like the TV stand is a part of it. But to do this you need to make sure the bottom of the media stand is high enough to fit over the base. And the top of it is low enough to fit under the TV.