Monoprice Premium Fixed TV Tripod Stand (Walnut Base) for 45"–65" TVs up to 70.4 lbs, Max VESA 400x600
Product description
The essentials
If you want your TV to look cleaner and feel more stable than a basic furniture setup, a fixed tripod stand is a strong middle-ground. The Monoprice Premium Fixed TV Tripod Stand is designed to hold 45" to 65" TVs and keeps things simple: the TV doesn’t move, but the stand aims to be rigid and sturdy where it counts.
On paper, it’s the kind of mount you buy when you already have the viewing position figured out and you just want everything to sit right. The black bracket with a walnut-style tripod base also brings a bit of warmth to the room, rather than looking like straight hardware bolted to your living room.
Where it shines
The big wins here are straightforward. First, it’s built around common VESA patterns for TVs in the 45"–65" range, including 200x200, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, and 600x400. Second, the design is made for real-world weight limits, with support up to 70.4 lbs.
Tripod bases can be a smart choice when you want stability without the bulk of a wall mount. In everyday use, it’s the “set it and forget it” style: you center the TV once, place it where you want it, and move on. For example, if you’re setting up a living room for game nights, you can align the screen at a comfortable height and then stop worrying about alignment drifting day-to-day.
Key limitations to keep in mind
This stand is fixed—so if you were hoping for swiveling, tilting, or easy angle adjustments, you’ll likely feel the constraint. With a fixed setup, your room layout and your seating distance matter a lot more.
Also, compatibility isn’t vague, but you still need to check. The stated VESA coverage goes up to a max of 400x600. If your TV’s VESA pattern falls outside those listed options (or exceeds the stated maximum), you’ll want to look elsewhere.
Finally, the description mentions a weight figure with a different value also appearing in the provided text, the safe approach is to rely on the stated “up to 70.4 lbs” for your decision and double-check your TV’s own specifications.
What to know before you buy
Before you commit, focus on two things: your TV size and your VESA pattern.
- Confirm your TV screen size falls within 45" to 65".
- Verify your TV’s VESA mount pattern matches one of the supported patterns listed.
- Make sure the TV weight is within the stand’s stated capacity.
If you’re building a setup that will stay in one place—like a media room or a living room where the TV angle is already dialed in—this stand makes more sense than adjustable mounts. If you expect frequent re-positioning or need to fine-tune viewing angle, a fixed design can feel limiting.
Tech specs (quick scan)
- Type: Fixed TV tripod stand
- Designed TV size range: 45" to 65"
- Max supported TV weight: up to 70.4 lbs
- Max VESA: 400x600
- Supported VESA patterns: 200x200, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, 600x400
- Visual/material notes: Black bracket with walnut tripod base
Is it worth it?
A solid buy if you have a 45"–65" TV, your TV’s VESA pattern is in the supported list, and you’re confident about your viewing position. It’s a no-nonsense, fixed mounting approach that prioritizes a rigid setup and a room-friendly look.
You may want to skip it if you need the TV to move for glare control or if your room layout requires frequent angle changes. It’s also not the best match if your TV’s VESA pattern doesn’t line up with the stated options and maximum.
Mini FAQ
Will this stand swivel or adjust the viewing angle?
No—this is a fixed TV tripod stand, so the TV position is meant to stay as set.
What TV VESA patterns does it support?
It lists support for 200x200, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, and 600x400, with a stated max VESA of 400x600. Double-check your TV’s VESA rating against these before buying.
What size TVs is it made for?
It’s intended for TVs in the 45" to 65" range.
How much weight can it handle?
The product details state it supports TVs up to 70.4 lbs.
Does Monoprice offer support?
The provided information says you’re not on your own and that technicians are available to answer questions.