Pyle Premium LCD Flat Panel TV Tripod Stand, Portable & Foldable TV Mount for LCD/LED Flat Screen TVs up to 32", Adjustable Height, 88.8 lbs Capacity, VESA 100x200/200x200 - (PTVSTNDPT3215)

Held a 27 inch LCD monitor for Karaoke and then I moved up to a 42inch model! The build quality is solid and stabile for my LED TV without any wobbling. The adjustable height feature is a big plus, allowing me to set the perfect viewing angle for different events.Setting it up was quick and I love how lightweight it is for easy transport and storage. Whether for presentations, trade shows, or Karaoke, this stand is versatile and reliable.Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a portable and durable TV mount! Definitely worth the investment.

Works great

This TV stand is made of durable materials and is overall a good quality stand. The reason I give it 4 stars is because I am a DJ and I bought this to use for a monitor to display lyrics to my karaoke singers. It is techinically portable, but I was hoping to get a stand that was quick and easy to assemble, and unfortunately it takes a little more time than I would have liked.Pros:-The stand is solid and sturdy. It is made of the type of materials you would expect for a product at this price point. It safely and securely holds my TV which is 19".-The price point is good for this stand.- It is compact. When folded up, its a little under 2 feet long and can easily be transported.- Aesthetically, it looks nice and like a professional piece of gear for my DJ business.Cons:- The assembly time is much longer than I would have liked. As a DJ I like having equipment that is quick and user friendly to setup. It took about 10 minutes to assemble this. I can have the rest of my speakers, mixers, laptops, mics, and lights set up in about 20 minutes, so spending 10 minutes setting up one small piece of equipment is not ideal for me.- For larger TVs, it would likely require two people to set up. Even for my 19", it would have been nice to have a second set of hands. There are two bolts that must go through the mounting bracket to attach to the tripod stand. Unfortunately, there was no easy way to line everything up by myself. I had to put a screwdriver through one of the holes to hold the bracket in place to align the first bolt.- It's not very tall. Fully extended, my TV sits about 4 feet above the ground. This is not a problem for me, but if you were wanting to display your TV above people's heads, you should choose a taller stand.Summary:This is a quality stand that is technically portable. If I were someone who did not need to disassemble it often, or happened to have a second person available, I would definitely give it 5 stars. As it is though, I think a portable TV stand should be a little quicker and easier to assemble. Still, it is a quality product that will securely hold your TV in place safely.

Easy installation, sturdy, priced decent. Works well for my business as a Karaoke DJ.

Very sturdy with the tripod legs. Holds up well even in a mild wind. I think that a 32 inch screen is about ideal. As a replacement for a music stand it is just about perfect.

This is the worst product I’ve ever bought. The locking mechanism does not work so even a small tv’s weight pushes the legs apart which lowers the height. ALSO I specifically chose this one because of the max height, but even the instructions say max height is achieved with tripod legs all together which obviously will not stand up defeating the purpose of having a tripod at all.Lastly, the max height advertised is counting the (not included) TV, and you would need a gigantic screen for any chance at getting there, but this flimsy tripod will not support the weight of a very large TV. The stand itself is only 60 inches at its maximum height.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this pan. I have used it at least a dozen times since purchased. Great value.

This stand was used by me on a 24 inch Vizio 2019 model television. The Pyle stand was purchased in late December 2019.The stand does not come with bolts for mounting to the TV. Unlike some comments, my TV is brand new and did not come with the bolts in the back of it; neither did my larger 55 inch LG TV purchased two months ago, so I do not think TV manufacturers are always including mounting bolts. The television’s leg mounting bolts did not fit the VESA mounting, I tried it.So, you will need to buy bolts in your own. My television takes M4x10 style bolts. These are 10mm length, and it worked for mounting. I bought these at Ace Hardware. Check your tv bolt size by looking at the official website for the tv, but the informed man at Ace told me that M4x10 are pretty standard for most mountable TVs.I mounted the TV, then discovered slop in the middle Allen wrench bolt and nut that permits the TV to rotate. One would think this would be tight at factory, but it’s not. You’ll think it’s rectified by over-tightening the hand nut, but it’s not. Since the Allen bolt is now with the head against your TV back, youlll have to dismount the tv. So, I dismounted the TV from the stand, then tighten the center bolt in the stand with a 12mm wrench and an Allen wrench. You’ll want to tighten this very securely as it did not come with a lock washer, and thus will slowly loosen over time. Bottom line, you’ll want to tighten this BEFORE you mount any tv on this stand.The plastic wing nuts that everyone is breaking are fragile, I can see that, so I’m trying not to overtighten. I have additional concern about the inner clamp mechanism (inside the main pipe pole) that holds the TV tilt and stand height as being similarly fragile, but only time will tell. In essence, if you must mount and in mount the tv or monitor frequently, such as for transporting for presentations, I do not think this stand is robust enough for that and I would not buy it. I’m leaving my small 24 inch tv in one or two rooms to stream sports, I’m not adjusting the tilt or height, so should be fine.The stand seems stable to tipping, but not greatly so. If you have kids or pets, this stand will likely eventually tip over with its tripod bottom, and I would avoid it. I have the tripod legs all the way out, the tv seems relatively stable, but not ideally so, and it’s also a trip hazard.The electrical cables of your TV power and any devices such as streaming boxes will hang down in back and tend to pull and want to unplug themselves. Zip ties are recommended to tie the cables to the main pole to avoid this downward drag, pull., and this restricts height adjustments...so set it and forget it regarding height adjustment. Note that other stands have internal cable routing inside the main pipe...this does not.The price is cheap, the stand is cheap. It works for a small tv, but is best left undisturbed once set in place where people won’t trip on the legs. This is a 3 star item.