Have a 75" Samsung QN90BD TV and tried to find a TV stand with the most height. I didn't want to wall mount this one. The diagram on Amazon showed 34" to the top bracket, which would have been perfect but found out it was 32.5" from the top of the base to the top of the bracket. After mounting (used the tallest settings), was just high enough to clear my center channel speaker (4" high). 4.5" clearance from the top of the base to the bottom of the TV. I thought I would be closer to 6" clearance but it worked out. Everything else was as expected. Solid construction and easy to put together.

My 77" OLED LG TV, as others have noted, has the mounting holes nearer the bottom, unlike other brands that typically have the holes near the center of the back. I was concerned that this would create a really unstable base. My TV is fairly heavy. However, I mounted the hardware at the bottom holes of the upright. Once I hung the TV, my concerns were entirely eliminated. This setup is perfect. I had plenty of room to mount my Nakamichi sound bar below the TV using brackets I'd also purchased for that purpose. This stand looks beautiful, does the job admirably, and I couldn't be happier.

The 2022 77" LG G2 TV doesn't come with a stand and the LG offering is almost twice the cost of this one. This is a very nice option and easy to put together. Instructions were easy to follow, and it took less than 15 minutes start to finish. It comes with a screwdriver/Allen wrench, but you'll probably want to use a regular screwdriver for better grip.

All the parts are pretty sturdy and it has good weight on the base. The top of the base is shiny and hasn't caused any distractive reflections or glare. The tempered glass is surprisingly heavy. The 77" LG G2 weighs in at 77.4 pounds and the stand holds the weight well. The base weight keeps it very stable and no wobble. This says it's rated for 110 pounds, but not sure sure I'd feel comfortable getting close to that limit. Especially if you're mounting it taller.

One of the reasons I chose this stand over others is the single tower. Some other options had feet that didn't give you area to hide wires so the tower helps. It comes with a couple stick on wire looms, but the adhesive pad is pretty cheap and came unstuck with only a couple wires ran though and no tension. You'll want to upgrade to something else or just use a zip tie behind the TV where it won't be seen.

This comes with 5 rubber stick on feet for the stand base. They're good quality and won't mush up over time, but would've preferred them to be about half the height. There's about a 1" gap underneath. At least it'll be easy to get a duster under there. You'll need to have the included feet or get another option due to the stand base mounting hardware on the bottom. The base won't sit flush on a table top so the feet are a must.

The crossbar that the TV hangs on is pretty basic. Once you put the mounting rods on the back of the TV it's as simple as hanging it on the crossbar. You'll want a friend to hold the TV in place while you screw in the 2 included locking parts. I didn't like the design on these but it seems like they'll hold. Would've preferred a thicker screw since the thinner ones bend or slide to the side a little as you tighten it in. It's also a cheapish plastic part so it's possible it won't last forever or could be brittle. As long as you're not tugging on the TV it shouldn't go anywhere.

I'd suggest measuring your TV and stand positions prior to mounting so you have an idea of how high it will sit on the stand. The 2 mounting rods for the back of the TV have multiple screw positions that might make it too high/low. Leave the crossbar screws just loose enough to adjust the level once the TV is locked in place.

Once it's all together you can't adjust the height unless you undo the locks and remount it. It does swivel from side to side. The swivel doesn't lock into place, and can be moved pretty easy. If you've got kids, this could be an issue.

Overall I'd say 4.5 stars. Better locking device and wire looms would be nice, and a way to lock the swivel. It looks good and blends in pretty well with darker colors. The shiny top is a nice touch as well.

Very nice super easy install and sturdy

I was very doubtful to buy this one. However I didn't have much choice because there were only this one and the other one which can hold up to 77 inches TV. Mine is a LG OLED CX77. I wanted to place the Sonos Arc Sound bar as well. The stand that the TV came with is great and super sturdy however when I keep my sound bar in front of it, it does obscure the tv a little bit. I neither wanted to keep the sound bar above the tv as everyone suggested that i wouldn't get the complete effect if I do so. Therefore I ended up researching for a TV stand that can give enough clearance to keep the sound bar as well as has some room for tilting the TV sideways.

I raised a question whether it will serve my purpose and the team promptly responded it would. I ordered it, fixed with today with help of a friend and it looks gorgeous now. As you could see there is enough room now for the sound bar as well. Please note that these LG OLED TVs have the VESA mounting sockets closer to the bottom side rather than in the middle like you would see on most of the TVs. The fact that the majority of the weight is towards the bottom 1/3rd portion of the TV, they have placed it there. The second challenge I had was to make sure I will have enough room to place it under the floating shelf you see in the picture. In the end everything was smooth except for one small issue. Because the TV is heavier on the bottom side, it tends to tilt in front. We managed use some washers and hold it straight, but other than that it's sturdy, has all accessories included, so I would recommend this to anyone.