Slim and lightweight, this tripod TV stand gives you somewhere to position your box without taking up acres of floor space. The most important things to consider are your TV’s weight and size to make sure you find the most stable option to house it.

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Thanks to this shelving gap, there’s enough space to accommodate either Sony's or Microsoft's console standing upright. This freestanding floor design comes with a range of VESA fitting options and can turn through 30 degrees, so you can always watch what’s on comfortably.A two shelf TV stand that takes up a miniscule amount of floor space is a great thing, but Dunelm's design goes even better with the ability to house screen sizes of up to 55 inches. With hidden storage space and cable management system, this stand provides a clutter-free viewing experience, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in your favorite shows and movies. Overall, you’ll find the build quality of this stand to be second to none, toting beautiful finishes that blend perfectly in any space. The internal dimensions of each square shelf measure 13 x 15 x 13 inches, so you've got plenty of space to put either the Xbox Series X or PS5 (with the base removed) inside of them.

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Forest AV has a few other stands including tripods which enable the TV to be swivelled left and right. If you’re concerned about the stability of the stand in busier areas of your home, additional safety brackets are even included. You'll find a VESA mount on top of the easel that adapts to a wide range of display mounts, including those with VESA mounting points from 200mm x 200mm up to 600mm x 400mm.With integrated cable management, your wires stay organized, while the rubber pads on the bottom prevent slips and floor scratches. It’s easy to wire up electronics, as you can easily reach right through to the power outlets behind it. They’re also helpful for keeping your set out of reach of small curious creatures like pets and infants. When I think of a TV stand, my first thought is those ugly ones you see at exhibitions or in hotels. Of course, a strong wall bracket to support your TV is another viable option, but if you rent your landlord may not be wild about you drilling into the wall.

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This minimalistic one-by-four shelf fits seamlessly into almost any room and won't clash with other furniture. Plus, those slotted doors ensure a blocked signal between your console and controller is a nonissue. You can lower your TV down to floor level or raise it for comfortable couch viewing, and the center point for the mount goes all the way up to 57. If you’re worried about cable clutter, the stand even comes with hidden cable managmeent system and includes a small shelf, which you can use to hold a media player or laptop underneath the TV. The easel stand has a simple tripod base, but it can hold up to 77lbs and supports up to a 65-inch TV.

There are also a few holes in the back of the stand to ensure you don’t have a bunch of unsightly cables hanging out everywhere. However, you get an integrated infrared repeater, allowing you to control up to eight devices without having to drop down the front panel.