Small Universal Swivel TV Stand/Base Table Top TV Stand for 13 to 32 inch TVs (HT07B-001P) with Tempered Glass Base
Product description
If you’re trying to get a neater, more comfortable setup, a table-top swivel TV stand can be a surprisingly practical upgrade. This small universal model is designed for flat-screen TVs in a 13 to 32 inch range, and it adds two things people often overlook with desktop setups: height adjustment and a tempered glass base.
You’ll also want to be realistic about expectations. This isn’t the same as a wall mount or a full-size media stand, so it’s best when your TV can sit safely on a desk or table and you just want better viewing angles without complicated fitting. For many home office and smaller living spaces, it fits the brief.
The essentials
This table top TV stand is meant for smaller TVs (it states compatibility for 19 to 32 inch TVs, and the unit is described as supporting 13 to 32 inch TVs overall). It uses a high-strength steel elliptical panel and an 8mm tempered glass base to keep the TV securely positioned.
A major usability win here is the swivel: the TV can be turned up to 50° left and 50° right. That’s the kind of movement that helps when you’re not always seated in the same spot—think cosy evenings on a sofa, or shared viewing from a side chair.
It also includes 4-step height adjustment. In plain terms, you can raise or lower the TV a bit to better match your seating height, rather than forcing your body to adapt to an awkward screen position.
Where it shines in everyday use
The biggest day-to-day difference is angle control. If your TV is on a desk, you can roughly “re-centre” the screen towards where people actually sit, instead of living with a fixed front-facing position.
There’s also built-in cable management. That matters more than it sounds, especially on a tabletop where cables are easy to see and easy to trip over. With this design, the stand aims to tidy things away so the setup looks calmer.
Here’s a simple example: picture a small home office where your desk faces slightly across the room. With a fixed stand, you might get glare or off-axis viewing. With the swivel table stand, you can rotate the screen towards your usual work position, then swing it back when you switch to casual viewing.
Key points for buying decisions
This model is straightforward: it’s a desktop stand with a tempered glass base, swivel range, and height adjustments. It also lists a maximum weight capacity of up to 35kg, which is helpful when choosing the right size TV for a tabletop solution.
It’s also built around specific VESA mounting patterns: 50mm x 50mm and 100mm x 100mm. If your TV doesn’t match one of these, it won’t mount properly—so it’s one of the first checks to do.
One limitation to bear in mind: because it’s a tabletop stand, it depends heavily on your desk or table being stable and appropriate for the load. If the surface flexes or the area is cluttered, you may not get the “secure and tidy” experience this stand is designed to deliver.
Tech specs
- Type: Table top TV stand with swivel and height adjustment
- TV size compatibility: For 13 to 32 inch TVs (described compatibility includes 19 to 32 inch LCD/LED/plasma flat-screen TVs)
- Swivel range: Up to 50° left and 50° right
- Height adjustment: 4-step height adjustable
- Base material: 8mm tempered glass base
- Mounting (VESA): 50mm × 50mm and 100mm × 100mm
- Maximum load: Holds up to 35kg
Is it a good fit for your setup?
It’s a good fit if you want a desktop-friendly way to improve viewing angles, and your TV is within the stated size range and supports VESA 50x50 or 100x100.
It makes sense if you’re setting up a small living room corner, a home office viewing station, or a desk-based entertainment setup where a wall mount would be awkward or not an option.
It might not be for you if your TV has a different VESA pattern, or if you need a wall-free solution but your table surface can’t comfortably support the required load. Also, if your main goal is a huge ergonomic change (lots of reach/positioning), a table-top stand will feel more limited than more adjustable arms or ceiling/wall solutions.
Pros and cons worth knowing
What stands out
- Swivel movement for wider viewing angles (left/right rotation)
- 4-step height adjustment for a more comfortable screen position
- Tempered glass base with a steel support panel
- Cable management built in, aiming for a tidier tabletop look
- VESA support listed for 50x50 and 100x100 patterns
The part you may want to double-check
- The real-world fit depends on your TV’s VESA pattern being one of the supported sizes
- Because it’s desktop/tabletop, it relies on the surface being stable and suitable for the weight
Quick installation, but check the paperwork
Installation is described as quick—under 15 minutes—by following the detailed instructions and using the included tools and TV-specific screws. That “TV-specific screws” detail is worth noting: it implies you may still need the correct hardware for your particular TV model.
If you tend to skip steps, don’t. With a tabletop stand, getting the mount and screws right isn’t the place to rush, especially when you’re aiming for secure positioning.
Mini FAQ
What VESA sizes does this TV stand support?
It supports VESA mounting patterns of 50mm x 50mm and 100mm x 100mm.
How far can you swivel the TV?
The stand supports swivel up to 50° to the left and 50° to the right.
Does it have height adjustment?
Yes, it’s 4-step height adjustable.
Is this suitable for desk use?
Yes, it’s designed as a table top TV stand/base for placing a compatible TV on a desk or table.
Should I worry about weight limits?
If your TV is within the stated maximum capacity (up to 35kg), you should be fine on paper. Still, make sure your tabletop is stable enough for the setup.
Final verdict
Should you buy it? Worth considering if you’ve got a compatible 13 to 32 inch flat-screen TV with VESA 50x50 or 100x100 and you want a simple desktop upgrade—swivel for better angles, height steps for comfort, and cable management to keep the desk tidy.
You may want to skip it if your TV doesn’t match the listed VESA patterns, or if your main priority is heavy-duty, fully adjustable positioning rather than a tabletop solution. In the right situation, it’s the kind of stand that makes living with a desk-based TV feel less awkward.