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The stand is great for my purpose. I am using it as a vertical display for a 27 inch TV at trade shows. Only down fall is for this purpose I wish there was more height for attention purposes, but would also probably offset the balance of the stand and TV. The stand is sturdy and I don't feel the TV is will be knocked off. It is light weight and portable which is PERFECT for my purpose. Cost was fantastic. Well worth it."..."  Read more

I own an older Pioneer 50" plasma television (model PRO1000HDI) that was mounted on the wall for almost 5 years. We recently moved, and a wall-mount was no longer an option. Unfortunately this television does not come with a tabletop stand, so I contacted the manufacturer directly and found that the optional stand was discontinued years ago, and that if I was able to find a stand it would cost over $400. I searched for replacements and came across Premier Mounts. They claimed that their universal stand would support this television. I was initially concerned, because this Pioneer unit weighs MUCH more than any of the other flat-panel sets we own. It works very well! Pro's: -Extremely easy assembly and adjustment. -Supports my very heavy plasma panel. -Low profile, no protruding pieces or panels to snag on furniture. -Came with a variety of mounting screws, so the stand should be able to work with any TV we purchase in the future. Con's: -I really wish the base, which is the only visible part of the stand, was finished in gloss black to better match the television. It's flat-black and looks like a big piece of MDF wood. -In my case, there's no way to adjust the height once the television was mounted. Measure appropriately before you crank down on the set screws, because they will dent the pillars. -In my case, the integrated wire chases built into the two pillars were useless because they are located too high on the pole. I would have to bend the HDMI and component cables at near 90* angles to feed them back down to the television's inputs. Thankfully, the removable panel obscures them well enough. -I'd suggest you use a little threadlocker on the adjustable screws. We've moved the TV from the entertainment furniture to the floor twice now and discovered that they were loose. I used a tiny drop of threadlocker and they've remained secure since."..."  Read more

Pricy, but you get what you pay for. Peace of mind your screens won't end up on the floor. Plus, excellent resale value.First time set up, best done in open work area, make all adjustments, remove screens, move stand, reinstall screens with cables pre attached. Finish by connecting cables to computer.Currently running dual quads, Samsung TN screens on bottom rows, and Samsung PVA screens on top rows. One system for online use only, and one for total security off line use only.*Wayfair*: [...]"..."  Read more

This is a very high quality stand and I would say bettered then I expected. I have 3 ViewSonic 22" monitors on it and just fits all 3. I cannot angle the 2 outside screens to form a nice curve view, but at least they all fit on the arm. Just needed a couple more centameters and would have worked out. If you're looking for heavy duty support, this provides it for the height of 3 monitors. Overall I am happy with this stand."..."  Read more