Rolanstar TV Stand with Mount and Power Outlet 51.2″, Swivel TV Stand Mount for 32/45/55/60/65/70 inch TVs, Height Adjustable Modern Entertainment Center with Storage & LED Lights, TV Table Black

Perfect for our Game room! Teen son APPROVED!!
This stand is awesome! It wasn’t difficult to put together. Just pay attention to the placing and direction of boards it shows in the photos pretty good. It’s sturdy, it houses all my sons gaming systems perfectly with “ adequate” ventilation to his extreme liking. The lights are awesome. It turned out really nice. I’m really impressed. Definitely getting it’s full use.

Great Quality, Easy Setup, and Awesome Customer Service
This TV stand fit perfectly between our door and the end wall. I needed something with exact measurements, and this was spot-on. We’re currently renting a house and didn’t want to drill holes in the wall, so the built-in mount was the main reason I chose this. It solved the problem beautifully.The cabinet itself is really nice, and although I originally worried it might be too low, it turned out to be the perfect height. My son had no issues putting it together, and it even came with extra screws. I also reached out to customer service with a question, and they replied within a few hours.Highly recommend this company and this TV stand!

Worth it.
Love it , really high quality

Lacking in quality control and adequate mounting hardware, looks cheap
I wanted a TV stand with a built-in mount so that it gave me room on top of the cabinet for a soundbar. I also wanted something affordable but simple, and that looked decent. This looked like it would meet my needs.Let me preface this by saying I’m very handy and have built/installed many similar flat-pack or ready-to-assemble furniture pieces, and have also repaired my own refrigerator and dishwasher My complaints and experience and not attributed to user error.The instructions are a bit overwhelming when you first see them. There are many steps, and some depend on how you plan to use the TV mount, so not all will apply. Generally, they are adequate but not perfect or error free.The step for attaching the lights is a bit confusing. The light strip isn’t long enough to attach in the manner they suggest with the photos. I simply just attached it loosely, without peeling the adhesive tape, and left that part for the final setup step so I’d know what it looked like once fully installed. Plus I wasn’t sure I wanted to use them anyway.Like others have complained about, the ‘warning’ sticker on top is awful. It’s not shown in any of the product photos so they should at least make it much easier to remove by using a different adhesive. I wondered if maybe people weren’t installing it correctly and maybe had that shelf piece upside down, but nope, they don’t, and that sticker is on top where everyone can see it. There is no other way to install that shelf.The step where you attach the TV mount/bracket hinge to the support pole was a hassle. The holes in both the hinge and the bracket are painted and the screws would not go in easily. The included allen wrench doesn’t give enough leverage either so I ended up taking the hinge apart so I can use my own manual allen wrench tool to give me a better angle and better leverage. I eventually got all 4 screws/bolts in but it too much more effort than it should have.The next step where you attach the large rectangular bracket to the hinge was a failure. The included bolts would not go into the holes. I got 2 started but they wouldn’t go all the way in. The manufacturing of the metal threads, being painted, made this impossible. The bracket is designed to be mounted in 2 different locations so what if I eventually forced all the screws in then decided later that I wanted to move the bracket? It would certainly damage the screws and threads and it wouldn’t even be usable. I contacted the manufacturer for support and they didn’t really have any tips other than to send a complete new unit, since they were out of just the parts I needed. I didn’t want to wait or have to deal with another large package and waste. I went to the hardware store and bought 4 new, slightly narrower screws (size #12 1″ long), washers, and bolts and they worked. They aren’t quite as thick as the included bolts, which wouldn’t work, but I think they are strong enough to hold a 65″ TV.Finally, I was able to move on to the last couple steps.I went to attach the 2 metal brackets to the back of the TV and none of the bolts fit. They give you multiple sizes, which you would expect to be sufficient for all major TV brands, but none were long enough. I had to go back to the hardware store to buy 4 longer bolts.After much effort, I finally got the thing completed. It looks merely “ok”, and is functional, but I think it looks pretty cheap. It has a dorm room or kid’s room look to it. I’ll probably try to camouflage it a bit with plants, etc. and will certainly replace it if something better comes along.

Nice and sturdy TV stand, well built for the price! Love the LED lights, good quality, made in Vietnam!

I read several reviews that mentioned the assembly took a long time, so I decided to time myself out of curiosity. It took my husband and me about 2 hours to put it together. He handled all screwing and asseming part while I focused on following the instructions.The assembly instructions were clear and well-prepared, but there were many small pieces involved. In the picture, we’ve only assembled the main TV stand without mounting the TV, and that alone involved 35 steps. Yes, it was time-consuming, but the instructions were easy to understand, and everything was well-organized.Overall, even though the assembly required some time and effort, I’m happy with the final result.The LED light is a nice touch, and the built-in power cord was of good quality. The cable management system is a thoughtful design feature.There are two options for using this stand: mounting the TV on the stand or on the wall. I bought it because I didn’t want to drill into my wall since it isn’t sturdy enough to hold a TV. For this option, there’s a safety bracket that’s supposed to be drilled into the wall and connected to the TV mount on the stand. I didn’t use it because my wall can’t support it.The TV stand is very heavy and sturdy, but I did accidentally break a leg piece during assembly. I might have pushed too hard while trying to stand it up. This suggests it’s sturdy enough to hold a TV, but perhaps not the highest quality. For the price, I think it’s fair enough.The only downside is that I noticed one part had a patch where the paint seemed to be worn off (I’m not sure if its able too see from picture, in person it’s quite obvious). I thought it would be on the back where no one would see it, but after assembly, it turned out to be on the front—a very noticeable spot. I’m a bit disappointed that after all the hard work of assembling it, there’s a blotchy spot on the front. I know I can’t disassemble it to request a replacement part because I don’t want to go through the assembly process again. Also, I don’t think it could withstand being disassembled and reassembled because some parts came loose during the initial assembly.