VEVOR Swivel Motorized TV Lift Stroke Length 40 Inch Motorized TV Mount Fit for 32-70 Inch TV Lift with Remote Control Height Adjustable 28.74-68.11 Inch,Load Capacity 154 Lbs,Manual Swivel L/R 30°

This was pretty straight forward to install and it works well. It’s a little slow coming up or going down, but that’s a weird thing to get picky about. The remote is really bulky and unattractive unfortunately. The TV looks fancy coming up but that remote kills all high-tech sexy vibes, so I gave it 4 stars for the ugly remote.

Perfect for hiding a Samsung TV behind a sofa!

Instructions are HORRENDOUS and unhelpful but after a couple hours we figured it out and it works.

Pros : Quiet - it is virtually silent. you will not be able to hear the tv stand going up or down. Cheap Cons: No memory function on remote - it comes with a wired control panel with memory position functionality. However the remote does not have this functionality. Remote has a stop, up , and down button. Click the directional button once and the stand will continue in that direct until the stop button is clicked. Remote is a radio frequency which likely means it will not be able to be programmed with universal remotes. Installation instructions -English written instructions are incomprehensible. Had to use the pictures only to learn how to build the stand. The picture off the Amazon posting also helped. Summary : This is a good tv stand. Works well. Quiet. Good speed. The written instructions are very confusing and basically useless. Remote has no memory function. I don’t regret getting this tv stand but likely would spend the extra money and get a tv stand that has memory functionality on the remote.

This was easy to install and holds our tv firmly. I'm impressed with how high it is able to take our tv up to clear the rather larger sideboard we put it in. The stand itself is of good quality and a good value for the money. I gave it three stars because the remote control no longer works putting the tv up, only down. I wish I would have looked for a tv with the remote sensor at the top of the screen instead of the bottom because we need to hold our remote control high above our heads to change the volume, FFT.