FITUEYES 4-Tier Media Stand Audio/Video Component Cabinet with Glass Shelf for/Apple TV/Xbox One/PS4 AS406001GB

Straightforward and easy assembly, seems to have quality glass, would be nice to have feet that would “glide” better on carpeted flooring. Currently supporting 70 pounds of gear and not having any issues whatsoever. Spacing is nice for larger/taller receivers. Good value at this price point. Box wasn’t really heavy/hard to carry to a 3rd floor room & I’m 54 years old. Not really sure on scratch resistance at this point, we shall see.I will be purchasing Fitueyes speaker stands next as I’m more than happy with the overall value in their price ranges.

Great quality for the money. Has some weight to it and is very sturdy.

Very sturdy with stereo equipment. No shaking and the shelf looks good.

This takes about 30 minutes to assemble. ZERO tools necessary, unless you want to use a level and be a perfectionist.Place the box face DOWN. Cut/break the tape on 2 long sides and ONE of the short sides. Hinge the box open. All the tubes and spacers along with the instructions (pictogram) are available under the Styrofoam. Place those in an easy to reach location. NOTE there are 3 sizes. The middle length will be the first used. They have ONE end cap. Place the first sheet of glass on a smooth (glass friendly) surface, matt side up. The metal parts will be facing up. Screw in the 4 rods.A. Place a middle length tube open end down over the rod and place a spacer on top centered on the rod.B. Wiggle everything to line up. Place the next sheet of glass over the rods matt side up. Place a spacer over each rod followed by a longer tube followed by a spacer.C. Repeat B.D. Wiggle everything to line up. Place the last sheet of glass over the rods matt side up. Place the shortest tubes over each rod.E. Using the "fixed" feet thread over the rod ends, that are recessed. HAND tighten while wiggling to assure everything is seated. Once everything is SNUG thread the adjustable feet into the fixed feet.F. Flip the unit right side up and situate where you want it. Adjust feet (use a level if you are a perfectionist).

All in all, a nice stand. I bought it hoping to only use 2 of the shelves in order to achieve the proper height for my UST projector. Unfortunately, there is a solid steel bar that runs through the posts making this impossible. Now I use this to hold components and I used part of my prior component stand for the projector.

I am very impressed with the stand. Easy to assemble and heavy when all together. The spacing of the shelves is perfect. I also found it to have deeper shelves than some other stands. The picture that has the center channel speaker on it (the left stand) is one of the sub-@0 dollar stands with press wood shelves and plastic tunes for the legs.I was originally going to go with it as you see pictured, however, it is part of a room remodel at the house and the contracts between the fit and finish, build quality and room (space and number of shelves) makes it a easy decision to buy a second stand. It arrives later this week.The stand has adjustable feet in the event that you need to compensate for an uneven floor. With the "feet" screwed all the way in it sits perfectly level on the carpet and I tested it out on a concrete slab as well.Personally I prefer the look of the black legs and support tubes over the chrome versions that are offered. I do like the top shelf having the brushed aluminum top caps in the glass. Tastefully done. There is a logo on the top shelf. (see picture) that I decided to place in the back. While it is not too large in size I did not like the look of it when positioned in the front.I would buy again and am considering the same maker for a replacement for the living room TV stand and audio stand.John

This is a 4 shelf unit, however my installation required a 12 inch clearance over a power supply that could not go on a shelf due to weight and dimensions. There was enough height with the adjustable feet to combine two of the shelves together and give me the necessary clearance because the rods go all the way from the base to the top with the dividing sections being composed of metal tubes and plastic caps.Although it wasn't an absolutely perfect fit because the caps are meant to fit into the holes in the glass shelves in a specific direction for support and rigidity I find that overall the stand is stable and provides enough space for a turntable on top and some components underneath.The stand also goes well with an adjacent TV stand that's smoked glass and metal as well.

Its a simple design but clever. It is cheap but doesn't look cheap. The tables are nice and sturdy. It was well packaged. I'm happy.