Modway Render 70" Mid-Century Modern Low Profile Entertainment TV Stand, 70 Inch, Walnut Walnut

Love it!

I have a 60" TV that has lived on many TV stands over the years. I have used TV stands from Target, Ikea and Amazon. By far, this TV stand is my favorite in this price range. Here's why: 1. Excellent packaging and easy assembly. The box was dinged up but everything inside was generously packaged and in perfect condition. Instructions were clear. I assembled this TV stand myself with only a screw driver in about 30 minutes. 2. Good quality. The structure feels solid and I have no concern about the weight of my 60" TV. In the shelves, I have my gaming consoles, game boards and miscellaneous electronics. I appreciated the little touches, such as the little stopper so the drawers don't slide against each other with too much force and get damaged. I can tell a lot of thought was put into the overall design. 3. Looks AMAZING. We wanted a sturdy TV stand that would take up less space without jeopardizing stability and looked nice. This TV stand hits all three goals. Our living room instantly felt more spacious switching out our old TV stand for this one. Overall, I'm glad I listened to the positive reviews and went with this TV stand. I have a feeling we are going to keep this one for a while.

Had this in the 48", got a bigger TV, needed a bigger TV stand. I really like the midcentury modern vibe and the narrow profile. The set up took me 2 hours, would have been less if I hadn't had to take it apart again because I discovered I put the shelf above the drawer on upside down (hint, the particle board side faces the drawer hardware, duh...). You do have to squint at the images in the instructions sometimes to see exactly what hole you're lining up to. Blow up images of that would be nice. I opted to not put the back on to give myself max ability to place appliances in all 3 compartments (because the back only has one hole in the center....). Perfect to store all of my DVDs and the DVD player, and room to spare.

Nice piece for the price. Looks great.

Ok, this is not solid wood. Not at this price level. It is however some really good fiberboard. Well cut and better designed than I had hoped. Assembly is on the lines of any of the larger Ikea pieces. Follow the directions (directions are well done and easy to read), take your time and you won't have any difficulties. Just REMEMBER that when you start putting the stand together, it is UP SIDE DOWN. So keep the orientation in mind as you start putting the boards together. I made that mistake and put the board that goes over the center drawer facing the wrong way. So when it came time to turn the stand over, the side with the wood print was not facing up like it should had been. And by that point there is no easy fixing it. Wound up getting some wood stain and staining it to hide the rough fiberboard surface that was now facing up. I also decided to use wood glue (Elmer's works great and dries clear) to backup the screws provided. Once the stand was complete, it was very rigid and felt reassuringly solid. There is also a steel bar provided that goes under the entire length of the cabinet that gives it even more rigidity. All in all, a nice solid TV stand that looks good, albeit maybe a bit dated. Big con against this stand that needs pointing out. It is the depth, or lack of depth, of the cabinet for placing electronics inside on the shelves. You will have 11 to 11 1/2 inches to play with. Anything deeper than that, you won't be able to close the sliding drawers. As many players, receivers, etc run 12 to 14 inches deep, you will need to rethink getting this particular stand, because unless you are good with cutting a huge hole in the back of the cabinet your equipment will not fit. The stand also only comes with one circular cut out in the center of the stand over the pullout drawer. That's it. If you plan on putting equipment on the left or right shelves you'll need to plan on cutting out additional holes for the cables and power cords. But again, given the price it can be a good deal. Just watch the orientation of the boards as you assemble it and make sure your equipment is shallow enough to fit in the cabinet before you order.