Tripod 32 to 55 inch LCD LED Flat Screen TV Display Floor Stand, Portable Height Adjustable Mount, Black, STAND-TV55T

TLDR: Stand itself works very well and is quite sturdy. Tilt works and does the max of -8 degrees but isn’t anything crazy. Overall a solid purchase!Pros: Easy to set up, instructions are clear. I have a 40” Samsung and it holds it very well. With the wide base this thing would do well with active kids and pets (but don’t let them climb because it is a tripod). Height is goes up to 6’, but the last bracket will probably put the TV into the 5’8” range.Cons: The base is a lot bigger than I expected with a full range of 30” between each foot on the tripod, takes up a considerable amount of room. It takes some fiddling with the bolts and spacers to insure that it will fit correctly on the bracket, but is easy to install once you figure it out. There is a spacer guideline in the manual to refer to if needed.

very simple, yet sturdy design. I purchased the tripod design because I needed it to be easily taken down and moved from different location to another. This design easily does that, unlike the "carts". Indoors, this thing is plenty strong enough ( i have a 55 in LG on it) and it's plenty stable...especially if you widen the legs out to the max and keep the TV at a lower height setting. I like that fact that I can easily remove the TV and fold up this stand to keep it out of the way when not in use.I use this stand (with TV) in an open air environment (Dealership service drives) where it is under a roof, but open to wind blowing through the drive. With some decent wind, the TV will wiggle and it can look a bit shaky....so not sure I'd recommend this for someone's outdoor patio, etc...unless they were willing to weight down the base with something (like a sandbag, etc). Realistically, any large screen TV being used exposed to wind...should be permanently mounted...not on a mobil (of any kind) stand.If you're needing or preferring a stand that is more mobil due to relocating the TV often or just putting the TV away occasionally, then this is a great option. It's fine to leave permanently in one location too, of course, but if you're doing that...you could probably find one a bit more sturdy and with more features (like a tray to hold DVR, cable box, etc).

Yes it's sturdy. Actually a lot heavier than I expected and actually wanted. Working well for me though, so I'm keeping and using it.

Good quality and looks great. Works well and easy to assemble

Works great. Very sturdy. Easy to adjust height but it was a little difficult to adjust the tilt. The screw is tucked behind the mount bracket. It would've been easier before I put the mount on the TV but I want sure of the angle until I had the it on the TV. Held a 47" tv great. I like how the mount screws and locks in to guarantee the tv being secure. This could easily be used indoors for a room without taking up much room. I was surprised how well the stand stayed sturdy even with the legs in instead of spread out. I wouldn't trust it if I had kids or animals running around but still worked.

I was really surprised by the quality and weight of this VIVO tripod. The tripod is very heavy and very sturdy, the setup was very simple as the instruction were very clear and understandable with precise images. All the parts are quality tooled, smooth and no rough edges. The synthetic plastic tripod legs cover is so thick and solid you can probably kill someone with it, although I don't suggest that. This tripod is of amazing quality and well thought out design. I so happy to add this to my collection of professional grade C-Stands.

Review - I got this to mount a TV in front of my treadmill so I could play/workout with Zwift (the biking and running video game), watch workout videos, and watch Netflix. The stand gets the TV high enough and is stable.My biggest complaint is that the spacing between the pole height is too big. I wish the spacing was half its current spacing so I could have more granular control over the height. If I raise it up 1 level it will be too much, but I wish I could raise it half. I'm going to try to open the tripod legs wider to adjust the height to fit my needs. I've done that for PA speakers in the past so hope it works.EDIT - Yes it worked. Perfect height now.Advise 1 - The TV can tilt 8 degrees down. If you plan to have the TV not tilted at all, I would highly recommend locking these down to 0 degrees tilt before mounting it to the TV. It was much harder to lock this at 0 degrees when the TV was already mounted.Advise 2 - Open the tripod legs wide. Wider equals more stable.Price - Paying $70 for what is essentially a speaker stand feels a bit expensive, but I think in the long term I will not regret this purchase. If this was $40 I think it would be the perfect price.Build - You will need a screwdriver

Good price fast shipping well made