ONKRON ユニバーサル回転テーブルトップテレビスタンド 32-65インチ LED LCD フラットまたはカーブスクリーンテレビ用 最大35kgまで - 強化ガラステレビスタンドベース - 高さ調節可能なテレビマウント 最大VESA 400x400 mm PT2 ブラック

Handig, werkt goed

Très pratique, sauf les câbles qui s'emmêlent quand vous voulez tourner à 360°. Attention quand vous collez les petits coussins en dessous car une fois collé, cela ne se décolle plus.

Ottimo prodotto, sostiene perfettamente la mia tv da 65". Permette di girarla con un dito e oltretutto è anche molto elegante.

Schnell aufgebaut und stabile Konstruktion. Ist ein fester Bestandteil im Zimmer meiner Tochter und sie kann ihren TV zum Bett oder der Couch hin drehen, je nachdem ob gestreamt wird oder der Controller in der Hand liegt.

We are SO happy with this swivel stand! I bought it for an older person who had their living room rearranged to be able to sit in several spots. Now she can easily turn the TV by herself to face any direction, so now she can be encouraged to sit in a chair, on the couch, or at a small table & chair and she can see the TV from anywhere in the room. It's important to not just sit in one seat all day & night; it's bad for the back, legs, and it can even cause bedsores. This swivel stand will help her be more mobile. It moves very smoothly; firmly but easily. It is not too difficult for an 80yr old with a walker to rotate. As for assembly, there are only a few drawings, no words. Some common sense will be enough to figure it out. I'd definitely suggest 2 people at least for the first step where you have to put the heavy glass base and the vertical tube together. I managed to do it myself but with a lot of struggling; if I even had an older child to hold part while I put the screws through several layers it would've helped. Just someone to hold part of it for a minute. As for putting the TV on it, if you've ever mounted a TV before you will do just fine. If you never have, it will be overwhelming for a minute when you see a LOT of screws, lol, but you will only need one size. The rest are extra. All TV mounts give you a lot of screws and spacers so you can choose the ones that fit your TV and then you can discard the rest (or save them for some other use). That part was confusing in the directions if you've never done it before. You'll choose your screws like this: Put the TV face down on a firm but soft surface, like a table with a towel on it, or on a bed or carpet. Find the 4 screw holes on the back of the TV. Look at the strip of screw packets and find the ones that are the right thickness. Put the cross-supports across 2 of the holes, and now observe how deep the screws need to be, and choose the right length screws. Take them out of the packets and try them in the holes. You can use the plastic cylindrical spacers to make up for any height difference so that the screw goes into the TV as far as possible and the supports stay on firmly. You'll see a lot of letters and numbers on part of the diagram; letters of each size screw. Do not be overwhelmed, you will only be doing ONE of those little pictures; the one that matches the size screw you determined will fit your TV best. Ignore the rest. If it's too difficult, think of someone you know who has mounted a TV before and have them talk you through it or come help. When you're setting up the wires, make sure they have enough slack so that they don't get pulled or snag on anything as you turn the TV. Turn the TV both ways slowly, watching the wires for potential snags. Once they're in place (using the provided wire guides or your own cable ties or whatever, though we didn't need anything), and you're sure it all moves safely and smoothly, enjoy! If you're shopping around, notice that this swivel goes all 360 degrees smoothly. Most others only go on a small angle, or you have to press or click something while moving the TV to click into place on a new angle.