ECHOGEAR Universal TV Stand - Fits 49” to 77” TVs up to 100lbs - Adjustable Height & Wobble-Free Design - Flat Base Compatible with Soundbars

I can believe I’m leaving a glowing review for TV feet, but these are great and here we are. I needed something to lift a 75” LG OLED up about 8.5” so it would clear my speakers on my TV stand, and these have been perfect. installation was easy, they come with a ton of extra hardware so they should be compatible with most TVs, they are sturdy and feel heavy and strong. The packaging is surprisingly well designed for something you will never think about once it’s installed (illustrations on the inside are completely unnecessary but a nice human touch) and the instructions are both clear and surprisingly funnily written. These bad boys have “designed by people who care deeply about the things they make” written all over them.

I just received my 2nd set of these TV legs. They fit both of my TVs that are different makes and models using the spacers. The part come individually packaged for easy identification. Easy to install with the very good instruction sheet that has a bit of humor in it. It is very sturdy and a very reasonable price. I originally purchased the first set because they had a nice shelf on the legs for the sound bar. The 2nd set was purchased also because of the adjustments available to get my TV to the right height to clear the top of our sound bar on our 2nd TV. These have been a perfect fit for my TVs.

I do not prefer to write reviews, because it involves opinions mostly, which we all have different ones. BUT, I want to leave an AWESOME review on this product. I did my homework to verify they would fit my brand new Samsung 50" UT8000 Crystal TV. My TV comes with those little Chicken Legs and due to the size of the TV, the legs would have been at the very edge of my Solid oak TV (furniture) Stand. Plus wanted to get a sound bar and the included TV feet would look odd there also. I thought about a heavy duty swivel TV base just to give a shelf for the sound bar, until I found these listed on amazon. At first I thought they looked funny in the photos, sorta like DUCK FEET. But the description was very complete, to the point where the company admitted they looked like DUCK FEET and even made jokes about it. I much rather deal with a company that admits things that we all can see, as opposed to denying things that are obvious. Some other reviews almost scared me away, stating they did not fit or were not going to work with Samsung TV's. Lucky for me, I have learned to weed out the too good and the too bad reviews. Got the feet. Shipped in heavy duty box, because they are HEAVY and HEAVY DUTY feeling. Already I was impressed and happy. Easy to understand instructions and easy to put together. They even include some more humor in their instructions. Refreshing. All the parts and extra parts and clearly marked and unless you are a goofball, anybody can have this together in 5-10 minutes. To make this item fit EVERY TV out there, they have to send bolts that will fit everybody's TV. Do not give a bad review because you can not figure out why so many extra bolts. All the different sizes are sealed inside their own pocket and clearly marked. Only open the bolt pocket that fits your TV and leave the other's sealed up so they do not confuse you. Bolted to my TV easily with a Phillips screwdriver and a Hex driver that they included in the package. Holds my TV easily, making it look good, and feels strong and sturdy. Another awesome feature is now I can set my sound bar right on the flat heavy duty feet and it makes it looks more professional than having the sound bar sitting flat on the Oak (furniture) stand. Gives the impression that the sound bar is more a part of the TV, like an awesome entertainment package. As a bonus U didn't realize came in the package, they included 2 rubber/foam pads that have adhesive on one side. You peel off the protective paper, and stick these pads to the top of the feet, so your sound bar is not only protected from sitting on solid metal feet, but they do not vibrate, rattle or slide off the flat metal Echogear feet. I was very pleased with this purchase and highly recommend them to anyone wanting to get rid of the ugly factory chicken feet of most new TV's.

I appreciate the deliberately cheeky humour that ECHOGEAR puts into their marketing materials. It's reminiscent of dbrand, albeit slightly less snobbish. For the low price, the build quality on these feet exceeded my expectations as they look and feel like they would be much more expensive. They are extremely sturdy and were very easy to attach to my 55" LG G1. I strongly recommend choosing these over LG's official feet originally designed for CX and LG's official gallery stand. Both of those are ridiculously overpriced ($90-100 and $320-350, respectively). Furthermore, I found out that LG has factory recalled the gallery stand from some retailers due to defects and the feet designed for CX have a cheap "plastic-y" feel that can break easily. While I found this product easy to assemble and securely attach to my TV, it does require some basic knowledge of entry-level tools, screw tightening and adjustment protocols. If you have at least beginner level familiarity with wingnuts, bolts, allen wrenches and not overtightening/cross threading/stripping screws it should be a walk in the park. The provided manual is also very accessible and easy to follow. But make sure you follow it! Deviating from its important warnings can cause permanent damage to your feet or your TV. I really can't speak highly enough of this product but if I had any complaint it would be that it is lack additional compartments or space in the legs to run the cables through. That might be an issue for people who like cable management. However, the absence of a viable built-in cable management solution seems trivial when you consider the great price you're getting. Finally, the adjustable height and attachable grip pads on which to lay a soundbar are excellent bonuses. If you have a TV stand or table top with limited real estate, ECHOGEAR feet are perfect. Being able to sit a soundbar atop the feet can free up table space anywhere from 25 to 50% depending on the size of your surface area.

Almost perfect but packaging was missing screws and machine shop did not tap all holes correctly so I had to modify very slightly so that it would take newly purchased screws. Product didn’t come with enough washers. Be prepared to head to hardware store and bring the screws that work so that store can help you get duplicate fits, and don’t forget to buy washers there, too! Machine shop and packaging people, and package engineer selection .. are not very high attention to detail, so as mentioned be prepared for modifications and extra parts where needed, do NOT, DO NOT install the product with screws half hanging out if you’re not certain that it will hold up, always use your best judgement, otherwise get a second opinion or refund it for a replacement or something else. I like these TV legs better than stock or wall mount if your situation calls for it. Wall mount disadvantages, it’s stuck in one area and you can’t move TV far left or right especially if you want to re arrange furniture to accommodate height and movement. My furniture setups sit lower, so the extra 2-3 inches from stock stand do not work, and redrilling wall mount to the TV to sit higher or lower just does not work with trying to conform to studs, and I don’t like furniture with back spine pedestal mounts because most of them are bulky and don’t look right in certain furnishings. So these legs work perfectly, they flush, and you can put a blanket rug in front of TV to hide it, and later adjust TV height with re-installation to make the TV sit higher. Tested on LG OLED C2 and Samsung Q80 (QN65Q80B) - these units have flat backs and are very light weight TV’s, which I generally prefer and highly recommend in similarity to other TV setups (doesn’t have to be the exact same TV’s) if you want a no hassle installation and clean look in your home. I prefer this over stock legs, have tried stock, just to see how it looks and feel, and I always go back to the twin leg units because they’re far more sturdier, and appropriate for black TVs and low sitting (flush) furniture. No known issues with balancing TV left or right, and lots of extra space to work with for different kinds of TV’s. Don’t drill if it will compromise sturdiness, work with a professional or just return product. This isn’t for every TV out there if you’re looking for a specific measurement, the two TVs I tested just happen to perfectly accommodate the low profile installation very perfectly without needing to add extra holes, I just needed to tap and replace screws that didn’t fit, and bought extra washers. Very happy with product, would def recommend if the pictures you see from other reviews seem and feel like a great fit for your setups. Fast shipping, and super nice petite packaging when it ships to your house.

Works exactly as advertised. Solid mount, holds the sound bar beautifully. Love it

Oh my goodness the directions to this were so much fun to follow! Easy set up, great product, strong and high-quality materials. I have my 55 inch TV on it and it fits perfectly. Highly recommend this product to anybody doing research on a stand and hold a TV that’s not going to be screwed into a wall.

I bought a 65 inch Sony Bravia and quickly realized the legs were too far apart for my TV stand. After reading horror stories about tempered glass mounts (the seemingly only available kind on Amazon) shattering I was determined to buy a non-glass one. I remembered I had a metal one upstairs in my bedroom that has been very reliable, Sanus brand, so I knew it was possible. Although Amazon does sell these the delivery date was almost 2 months later and I didn't want to have my TV on the floor that long. Plus Sanus is much more expensive and heavier. My TV stand is tempered glass itself, and so the 10 pound weight of these were appealing. So I decided to give Echogear a try. I don't understand all the bad reviews regarding putting it together or having problems getting height. I took a picture of the directions and you can clearly see everything is pictured and given a number. So it was easy to figure out what went where. As far as having the right bolts I'm afraid I may have been spoiled. This TV came with its own mounting screws so that you would have the right size when buying a bracket. Technically they were the screws already in the back of the TV but it came with adaptive bolts that you screw into the back of the TV raising the hole up out of where it currently was so they were flush with the back. I also took a picture of the back as far as the height of these things goes. As you can see I have them on the highest holes and there are still five available holes underneath it to raise it. I decided to go to the shortest for now because I was uncertain of how sturdy these would be. Should I get a sound bar I have the option to raise it up to another 6 inches. I could get it even higher if I put the brackets that attach to the TV lower. There are many options. I think some people might not be able to follow directions as easier than others. But this is coming from someone who has zero issues building IKEA stuff as well. lol. If I ever have any issues, I will update. All n all, I'm very happy with this product.