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A basic pedestal stand for TVs that sit on furniture, with a wide swivel range and enough height adjustment to line up with a couch or bed, at a lower weight limit than the larger stands in this category.
A swivel tabletop stand for 32 to 75 inch TVs that turns 35 degrees each way to face a couch or bed, with enough height range to clear a soundbar underneath.
A compact tabletop stand for smaller TVs with a wide swivel range and cable management, though buyers with a 43 inch Samsung set or a 100x200mm VESA pattern need to check compatibility first.
A floor-standing swivel base that skips wall mounting entirely for a wide range of screen sizes. It swivels but does not tilt, and the maker does not publish an exact height adjustment range.
The built-in power strip is what sets this floor stand apart, letting nearby gear plug in at the stand itself; height only adjusts across a fairly narrow 35.2 to 46.7 inch range.
A floor standing swivel mount that covers a wide TV size range with real side to side adjustment, though its warranty is short next to similar stands.
This tabletop stand suits smaller screens that need some height flexibility without wall drilling, though its size and weight ceiling rule out anything beyond a compact bedroom or office TV.
A steady floor stand for small to midsize TVs that need height and angle changes without wall drilling, though its weight limit rules out larger sets.
A tall floor stand for larger TVs that adds a built-in power strip behind the screen for streaming boxes and consoles, though it swivels only side to side with no tilt to angle the screen down.
Corner rooms are the sweet spot for this swiveling floor stand, which fits 32 to 70 inch TVs, though its height adjustment tops out at just 5.9 inches.
A budget universal floor stand covering an unusually wide span of TV sizes and VESA patterns, with a soundbar bracket included, though hardware selection during setup takes more care than most stands.
A compact floor stand for 13 to 43 inch screens with 8 height settings, sized for smaller TVs and monitors rather than a full living room television.
A rolling cart for moving a mounted TV between rooms, with enough height and tilt range for most seating setups, though its forward tilt stays fairly shallow.
RV and camper owners get a pull-cord lock that holds a small TV steady over rough roads, then releases for a 90 degree swivel once parked; it tops out at 43 inches and 44 lbs.
A power strip built right into the base sets this stand apart, feeding nearby devices without a second cord to the wall. Tilt range is the tradeoff, narrow enough that it only suits a screen already close to eye level.
Swivel is the standout feature here, letting one screen serve several seating spots across a glass and steel base. Weight capacity caps lower than most stands in this class, and the warranty period is shorter too.
A rolling corner stand for 32 to 65 inch TVs with two shelves for AV gear, suited to rooms where the TV needs to move rather than stay fixed against one wall.
A gray tripod easel stand for 45 to 65 inch TVs with a full 360 degree swivel, useful for rooms where the screen needs to face several directions.
Large TVs in rooms with seating on multiple sides suit this swiveling floor stand, since its wide swivel arc covers more of the room than a fixed mount; the stand itself is heavier and bulkier to reposition than a simple tabletop model.
A wood entertainment console with a built in swivel mount for 32 to 70 inch TVs, holding up to 110 lbs on the bracket and more on the side shelves. Assembly takes real effort for a piece this size, and the finish is walnut and black only.
Rooms where the screen orientation changes are the fit for this floor stand, built around full portrait-to-landscape rotation; it is sized for smaller and mid-size TVs, not a large living room set.
A solid wood easel stand for 45 to 65 inch TVs with a top shelf and hidden cable routing built in, backed by a longer than average support window.
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